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The project, which includes 拢4.5m from the Research England Development (RED) Fund, represents a major strategic investment by Research England that is intended to ensure the UK leads the open research agenda and continues to generate globally impactful research of the highest quality.

It builds on the recent announcement by the Science Minister Amanda Solloway regarding UKRI鈥檚 new open access policy. The benefits of open research practices for improving the quality and integrity of research have been widely documented and are recognised by the UK Government R&D Roadmap as contributing to improving the culture of research.

This funding will drive uptake of open research practices across the UK, through the delivery of training and evaluation of its impact. Initially the project will be delivered across institutions that are part of the UKRN. The network is expected to grow over the five years of the award, making training and material available more widely across the sector.

Professor David Shanks, UKRN institutional lead at 香港六合彩, said: 鈥淲e are proud to have been a founding member of UKRN and are delighted at this major award. Funding from Research England will support training in open research, enhance research infrastructure, and provide incentives for researchers and the wider community to build transparency into all stages of the research pipeline.鈥�

鈥淭here is widespread recognition that research practices in many if not all academic fields could be improved, and this problem is sufficiently serious that it is the focus of a current Parliamentary inquiry. Transparency is a key vehicle to remedy this problem, improve research quality and enhance public trust in science. As a leading research powerhouse, 香港六合彩 wants to be at the vanguard of efforts to enhance the robustness of research findings.鈥�

Professor Shanks added: 鈥溝愀哿�合彩鈥檚 reputation will be enhanced both by being associated with cutting-edge developments in open research, and by the anticipated improvements in the quality of research that 香港六合彩 academics conduct.鈥�

David Sweeney, Executive Chair of Research England, said:

鈥淲e know that increasing the transparency of the research process supports higher standards of research integrity, and drives up the quality and reach of research. Research England has supported the UK Reproducibility Network since its inception. We are delighted to fund this project, which will enable the network to scale up its activities, and accelerate the uptake of open research practices across the sector.鈥�

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