Open research program launch and analysis: creating a blueprint, evidence and credit for collaborative open practices
TWCF Number:
30011
Project Duration:
July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023
Core Funding Area:
Other Charitable Purposes
Priority:
Region:
North America
Amount Awarded:
$100,000
Grant DOI*:
https://doi.org/10.54224/30011
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Director: Kristen Ratan
Institution: StratosCo-Director: Sarah Greene
Institution: Rapid Science,IncTempleton World Charity Foundation (TWCF) is launching its new Listening & Learning in a Polarized World (LLPW) priority as a grant program that adopts the best practices in open science. TWCF believes that open research increases the efficiency of research, and achieves better outcomes earlier in the research process. The transparency that’s intrinsic to open science facilitates researcher collaboration.
This launch and analysis, from a team led by Kristen Ratan and Sarah Greene of Rapid Science, has the following goals.
Goal 1: Produce a blueprint for collaborative open research that other funders can use
Goal 2: Design experiment to extract data, assess engagement, and report on progress based on the LLPW program launch and activities
Goal 3: Ongoing outreach and education by making the TWCF blueprint visible to the research community, including funders, institutional leadership, and open research and team science advocates through webinars and publications.
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