Written by ARYANTI BINTI AHMAD on 13 November 2024. Posted in Uncategorised.

What is Open Science?

Open science is a comprehensive set of principles and practices aimed at ensuring that scientific research
from all disciplines is accessible to everyone, benefiting both scientists and society. It advocates not only for
the accessibility of scientific knowledge but also for the inclusiveness, equity, and sustainability in the process
of producing that knowledge. By fostering greater openness, open science enhances scientific collaboration
and encourages the sharing of information to advance both science and society.
Additionally, it promotes the availability and reusability of scientific knowledge in multiple languages, ensuring
that a global audience can utilize it. Open science also invites societal actors beyond the traditional scientific
community to engage in knowledge creation, evaluation, and communication, further democratizing scientific
progress. - (UNESCO, 2023)

FAIR Principles

"As open as possible, as closed as necessary"

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Indexed Publications

Comprehensive, multidisciplinary, trusted abstract and citation database.
Quickly find relevant and authoritative research, identify experts and gain access to reliable data, metrics and analytical tools

Scopus Sources List

The Web of Science Core Collection™ includes the Science Citation Index Expanded™ (SCIE), Social Sciences Citation Index™ (SSCI), Arts & Humanities Citation Index™ (AHCI), and Emerging Sources Citation Index™ (ESCI).

Journal Citation Report

List of Q1 & Q2 Journals

The Australian Research Council (ARC) is for administering Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), Australia’s national research evaluation framework. ERA aims to identify and promote research activity, including discovery, experimental and applied research within Australian higher education institutions.

ERA Listings

Malaysia Citation Index or MyCite provides access to bibliographic and full-text contents of scholarly journals published in Malaysia in the fields of Sciences, Technology, Medicine, Social Sciences and the Humanities.

MyCite

MyCite Listings

Open Science Framework

OPEN SCIENCE FRAMEWORK

OSF is a free, open-source research management and collaboration tool designed to help researchers document their project's lifecycle and archive materials. It is built and maintained by the nonprofit Center for Open Science.

Each user, project, component, and file is given a unique, persistent uniform resource locator (URL) to enable sharing and promote attribution. Projects can also be assigned digital object identifiers (DOIs) if they are made publicly available.

OSF is a free service.

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Harvard Dataverse

Open Science Framework

Harvard Dataverse

HARVARD DATAVERSE

Harvard Dataverse is an online data repository where scientists can preserve, share, cite and explore research data.

The Harvard Dataverse repository is powered by the open-source web application Dataverse, developed by Insitute of Quantitative Social Science at Harvard.

Researchers, journals and institutions may choose to install the Dataverse web application on their own server or use Harvard's installation. Harvard Dataverse is open to all scientific data from all disciplines.

Harvard Dataverse is free and has a limit of 2.5 GB per file and 10 GB per dataset.

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Harvard Dataverse

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