Society resource hub: open research
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Open research is for everyone — making research more transparent, more collective, and more resourceful.
In this hub, you’ll find a suite of open research resources for societies and associations, all under one roof. From insights for your leadership team to presentations and videos for you to present/share with your member community, our resources are easy to use and designed to be shared.
Explore the key elements and current issues in open research, and access educational tools to promote best practices in your organization.
Invite us
Invite one of our open research experts, to talk at your next society event.
Feel free to download these presentation slides and present them to your members in your own webinars or events, or copy and paste what you need into your own presentations. You can even invite one of our open research experts to attend and talk too.
Include the videos in your presentations, newsletters or blog posts, or host them on your own websites. Information on how to embed YouTube videos is available here (or you can link directly to the video in YouTube).
Videos to show your members
What is open research? (video)
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This resource highlights what open research is and the way we categorise various forms of research data, using the pillar method.
Pillar 1: open access (video)
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This resource covers the first pillar, all about open access. Open access makes published academic articles freely and permanently available online.
Importance of open research (video)
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From reducing the barrier to collaborative research to helping to remove the bias in editorial processes. Learn about the significance of open research.
Pillar 2: open data (video)
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Open data is research data which is freely available for anyone to use. Make your research data open and discover the various types of data.
Benefits of open research (video)
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Learn how researchers can benefit from publishing openly, from increased collaborations to the opportunity to expand portfolios.
Pillar 3: Open code (video)
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Why should software created during the research process be written in an open source programming language? Learn the benefits of open code.
The future of open research (video)
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What does the future of open research look like? From maximizing budgets, to minimizing research waste – explore the rewards of an open future.
Pillar 4: Open peer review (video)
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There is no single definition of Open Peer Review. From open identities to open reports, explore the models of open peer review and the benefits of this.
Benefits of open data (video)
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Open data improves the discoverability and reusability of research, and ultimately enables better real world impact.
Slideshows to present to your members
What is open research? A brief introduction for researchers (presentation)
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The term ‘open research’ encompasses various movements which aim to make all research outputs more transparent, reproducible, and freely available.
How to open your data: a brief review for researchers (presentation)
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Open data can’t be an afterthought. In this presentation we suggest 5 reasons to open your data, and methods you can implement to do so.
Open peer review: a brief introduction for researchers (presentation)
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In this presentation, we outline what open peer review is. We also discuss the benefits and challenges of open peer-review.
Open code: a brief introduction (presentation)
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What is open code? Why should code be published openly? These are questions we explore in this presentation.
Resources for your leadership team
Interview with Rebecca Gethen, European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) (PDF)
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An exclusive Taylor & Francis interview with Rebecca Gethen, European Consortium for Political Research. Exploring how various players within scholarly communications work together to help enable a fair and sustainable open environment.
Experts discuss: open research and societies (infographic)
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Following a Taylor & Francis round table discussion, between T&F and special guest Ashley Farley of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, we summarized five key points discussed associated with adopting open publishing routes.
5 steps to make your society’s research more open (infographic)
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Open research benefits everyone. Here’s five small steps to start you on your open research journey
At Taylor & Francis, we are committed to meeting your research needs. Tell us about your experience, so that we can make your open research journey as smooth as possible.