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Group Session February 25, 2022

How Open Science activities are perceived and recognised in Research and the Research career.

Plenary: Sharing Rewards and Credit (SHARC) IG

Submitted by
Laurence Mabile

Meeting objectives

We will run an informative and interactive session, aimed at discussing the necessity of rewarding Open Science activities. The discussion will be based on  the results of a survey conducted by some members of the RDA-SHARC IG. The objectives will be:

  • To discuss preliminary results of the survey addressing awareness of Open Science activities and existing & expected reward systems in research assessment, in particular for sharing activities, in different contexts.

  • To fuel the discussion conducted as part of the EC’s Coalition on reforming research assessment.

  • To help feed future SHARC recommendations.

Meeting presenters

Hanna Shmagun, KISTI, South Korea; Christopher Erdmann, AGU, USA; Florencia Grattarola, Biodiversidata, Uruguay; R. David, ERINHA, L. Mabile, A. Cambon-Thomsen, M. Thomsen, UT3-Inserm, FR

Meeting agenda

 

  • Introduction to the RDA-SHARC group

  • Introduction to the survey

  • Survey’s preliminary results presentation

  • Collective discussion (possibly questions-mediated discussion or poll) and harvesting of relevant initiatives or tools  from audience

The session will be virtual and chaired by LM & ACT. Presentations and management of the session (online chat / verbal Q&A / collaborative  meeting notes / meeting minutes) will be shared by several members of the RDA-SHARC survey’s group.

Target audience

Anyone interested, in particular actors directly involved in research, i.e. researchers / postdoc researchers / fellows / professors / associate professors / lecturers/ doctoral students / project managers / data managers / technicians and funders, policy makers.

Additional links to informative material

 

Short Group Status

The RDA-SHARC interest group is an interdisciplinary group set up to unpack and improve crediting and rewarding mechanisms in the data/resource sharing process. The main goals are to foster the implementation of rewarding paths and encourage the adoption of data sharing activities-related criteria in the research evaluation process at the institutional, national and European/international levels.

Estimate of the required venue room capacity

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Applicable Pathways

Data Lifecycles - Versioning, Provenance, Citation, and Reward
Other (Open Science activities)