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Open Science

Open Science is an approach to scientific research that promotes transparency, accessibility, and collaboration. Its goal is to provide free access to scientific data, publications, methodologies, and software in order to enhance research reproducibility, accelerate innovation, and increase the involvement of the wider community.

The main principles of open science include:

Open Access (free availability of scientific publications) Open Data (sharing of research data) Open Methodology (transparency of research methods and procedures) Open Software (use and development of free and open-source tools and code)

Open Peer Review (a transparent process for evaluating scientific work) Citizen Science (involvement of the public in scientific research)

The aim of open science is to democratize knowledge and make it accessible to everyone, thereby improving the quality, integrity, and ethical standards of scientific research.

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Faculty of Law Open Science

Faculty of Law Open Science Policy

EU open science

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