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The Open and Responsible Science program (ORS) wishes to recognize projects that include open, transparent, inclusive, and responsible scholarship practices. In November 2022, ORS will award separate prizes to celebrate commitment to three important pillars of open science:
The winners in each category will receive €2500 to be invested in research and educational materials.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible projects must fulfill the following criteria:
Submission Procedure
Examples of Open Scholarship Practices
Open scholarship practices include (but are not limited to):
This list is not exhaustive. We will consider any other practices that contribute to transparent and engaged scholarship.
Evaluation Procedure
The jury consists of academics and professional staff knowledgeable about various aspects of open scholarship practices.
Applications will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
Qualitative assessment will account for the majority of the evaluation.
Applications will be evaluated in two rounds. In the first round, each application will be evaluated by at least two jury members[1] based on the aforementioned criteria and assigned a rank. In the second round, the top 3 applications for each award will be evaluated by all jury members and the award winners will be selected. Should multiple projects be equally ranked, the winner will be selected at random.
[1] To avoid possible conflicts of interest, jury members with a direct work relationship with a candidate will not evaluate their submission.