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Contents

  • 1 Partner Institutions
  • 2 University of Manchester
    • 2.1 UKRN links
    • 2.2 Open Research
    • 2.3 Training
    • 2.4 Responsible Research Assessment / Recognition and Reward for open research
    • 2.5 Research Ethics and Integrity
    • 2.6 Other

Partner Institutions

Partners of the Research England Open Research Programme

University of Manchester

manchester.ac.uk

UKRN links

Institutional lead: Andrew Stewart (0.2% FTE)
Local Network Lead: Lukas Hughes-Noehrer  (0.5% FTE)

Open Research

Link to OR statements:

  • Position Statement on Open Research
  • Open Research Strategy and Governance
  • Funder Policy and Open Research

Open Research at the University of Manchester is led by the Office for Open Research which is responsible for the co-ordination of Manchester’s Open Research agenda. Through the establishment of our Open Research Service Partnership we are connecting research support, research IT, faculties and cultural institutes in a shared approach based on collaboration. With this approach we are enhancing the support already provided to researchers, accelerating the uptake of Open Research practices. The university-wide network partners include the Library, Research IT, Research Strategy, Information Governance, Research Governance, Ethics and Integrity, Research Services, Research Degrees and Researcher Development, and also the University of Manchester Press, the Communications and Marketing Departments and the wider Open Research Network at Manchester. 

Guidance:

Sharing Open Methodologies

 

Tools and systems

 

https://figshare.manchester.ac.uk

https://www.itservices.manchester.ac.uk/research/services/rdm/

https://www.library.manchester.ac.uk/services/research/

 

 

 

 (e.g. DORA, Leiden, UK Concordat for the Support of Research Integrity)
Statement describing committees involved in OR / organisational / governance
Open research / Data/software management policies
Guidance on data/software management, other open research topics, to researchers (incl. Preregistration, etc)
Open Research Action Plan
Tools and systems (eg data repository)

Training

The University of Manchester provides training and skills development via multiple resources across faculties and through centralised offers of the library and the Office for Open Research. These include Researcher Development through a broad range of training through the Resources portal, My Research Essentials Workshops, courses on Research Computing, Data Management, Governance and Ethics.

    Responsible Research Assessment / Recognition and Reward for open research

    Declarations signed (DORA, Leiden, etc)

    Statement describing committees involved / organisational / governance

    Role descriptions, promotion criteria, and other frameworks / documentation showing how open research is recognised and rewarded.

    Research Ethics and Integrity

    At the University of Manchester, we’ve embedded a culture of good research practice. Our Research Governance, Ethics and Integrity Team is responsible for developing and monitoring University policy and providing guidance and support to researchers in the area of research governance, integrity and ethics.

    Other

    Open Research case studies

     

    About UKRN

    UKRN is a peer-led consortium that aims to ensure the UK retains its place as a centre for world-leading research. It is led by Marcus Munafò (Bristol), Chris Chambers (Cardiff), Alexandra Collins (Imperial), Laura Fortunato (Oxford), Etienne Roesch (Reading), and Malcolm Macleod (Edinburgh).

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