The open research agenda represents a profound shift in how we investigate and think about the world.
It describes the combined and collaborative efforts to create a scientific process that is transparent and robust, through making code, software, and educational materials freely available, allowing global access to research findings and data whilst diffusing knowledge through advanced digital technologies.
As such, open research has a fundamental impact on core academic processes such as teaching, research, scholarship, and innovation. But how do we get researchers at our scientific and educational institutions to adopt open research practices and philosophy?
