Mark Mann

Open Science offers economic benefits, but not without structural changes and researcher buy-in

Mark Mann
August 19, 2020

Open Science (OS) has been presented as a better way to substantiate the transparency and integrity that scientific research commands. In view of the many expectations placed on OS, some clarifications are needed with respect to its implications and potential impact.

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