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Previously she was project manager for Recognition and Rewards, but since January 2022 she and Paul Boselie have been leading recognition and rewards for Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ as track leaders.

Wouter Boon will be co-track leader of the Public Engagement track within the Open Science Programme. Five questions for further acquaintance.

Iris Muis has just returned from a trip to the European Parliament, where she presented the Fundamental Rights & Algorithms Impact Assessment (FRAIA). The CDH spoke to her about the FRAIA and the developments within UDS.

Do you need expertise for the development and application or sustainability and quality of advanced research software? Then two new calls from the Dutch eScience Center might be interesting for you.

NWO is launching the ‘Open Science Fund’ to give Open Science a boost.

The way in which we reward and recognize academics is about to change drastically. With this infographic, the working group intends to fuel the discussion.

Two important Open Science themes are Recognition & Rewards and FAIR data. The YOUth research shows how open science could be put into practice.

5 questions to Open Science Platform member Laura Dijkhuizen.

On Friday June 4, the annual General Assembly of the VSNU took place for all Executive Boards of Dutch universities.

5 questions to Open Science Platform member Jarno Hoekman.

As of mid-April 2021, there is a real Recognition and Rewards playlist on Spotify with music that connects different Recognition and Rewards themes.

5 questions to Open Science Platform member Paul Ziche.

Research conducted by scholars on patronage, giving to arts and culture, has been collected for the first time in one online place: the Knowledge Hub on Patronage Studies.

A plea for open science in the full breadth. Rector Henk Kummeling and Vice Rectors Manon Kluijtmans and Frank Miedema wrote the book De Universiteit in Transitie, together with the university community. Please join and participate!

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ has not been included in the Times Higher Education (THE) World ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Ranking 2024.

Jonathan de Bruin, research engineer at the central IT department, has won the Dutch Data Prize 2020 in the medical & life sciences category with his initiative CoronaWatchNL.

To shape the transition to Open Science within the faculties, a Faculty Open Science Team (FOST) was recently set up within each faculty.

The vast majority of respondents stated that they understand how a more open, transparent approach to scientific research can increase the quality of research.

UU-staff can now share their opinion on open science in the Open Science Monitor, which is executed every two years.