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Supporting the modernisation of research practices: Efficiency, Scalability, Openness
conference contribution
posted on 2020-03-05, 03:19 authored by Linda KalejsLinda Kalejs, David GroenewegenDavid Groenewegen, TYNE DAILE SUMNER, Matthew LingUnconference held 7 & 8 November 2019
Arts West building, University of Melbourne, as part of the
AIMOS 2019 Interdisciplinary Meta-research & Open Science conference. Synopsis: There are many opportunities for individual researchers and teams to adopt more efficient, reproducible, accessible, and impactful research processes, tools and workflows. Facilitating and encouraging engagement with such professional development remains a challenge where institutions may be unwilling to invest, and academics are under time pressure, and reluctant to change well-practiced and proven effective strategies. Monash’s Data Fluency, UniMelb’s Research Platform Services, and ANZORN will share how they address these challenges, and facilitate a discussion about what can be learned from their models, what they can learn from you, & how we can collectively uplift research practices.
Arts West building, University of Melbourne, as part of the
AIMOS 2019 Interdisciplinary Meta-research & Open Science conference. Synopsis: There are many opportunities for individual researchers and teams to adopt more efficient, reproducible, accessible, and impactful research processes, tools and workflows. Facilitating and encouraging engagement with such professional development remains a challenge where institutions may be unwilling to invest, and academics are under time pressure, and reluctant to change well-practiced and proven effective strategies. Monash’s Data Fluency, UniMelb’s Research Platform Services, and ANZORN will share how they address these challenges, and facilitate a discussion about what can be learned from their models, what they can learn from you, & how we can collectively uplift research practices.
