Benefits
The paradigm shift implied by open science brings numerous benefits for research:
- Increasing visibility, reputation and recognition.
- Allowing authors to retain ownership of rights and set terms of use
- Promoting the rigour and quality of research
- Improve transparency in the evaluation and monitoring of research. Enhance credibility
- Solve current societal problems
- Return the investment in research to society
- Ensuring permanent access, not dependent on commercial initiatives.
- Contribute to economic and social growth
- Achieve collaborative, non-competitive science
- Accelerate innovation and increase efficiency
- To be able to do more research with the same data
- Enable the public to become a stakeholder in research, thereby increasing trust in research
- Contribute to the democratisation of knowledge