- Digital Competence CenterDigital Competence Centre (DCC): innovative hub for Open Science, Research Data Management, ICT for Research (infrastructure, tools, software) & Digitalization of Science.
- Open accessThe University of Twente is in strong favour of open access to the results of its research. UT authors must make all their publications open access, preferably immediately with a licence for re-use. In all cases, UT-affiliated publications must be open at the latest six months after the first publication date. There are many ways to make your publications open access (OA) at no cost, both immediately and after six months. Below, you’ll read all about it. Why publish open access? Your closed publications can only be read by those who pay. Publishing behind a paywall means transferring copyrights to the publisher, so you are not allowed to share your closed publication as you please. Your open access publications can be read by anyone with an internet connection. Publishing OA means retaining copyrights so you are allowed to share your publication as you please. It also means choosing a licence for re-use that shows others how they can share your publication. The University of Twente believes that the results of
- Open Science Community TwenteOpen Science Community Twente (OSCT), an inter-disciplinary, bottom-up community to promote, learn, share, and discuss Open Science practices, such as: Open Access publishing and Preprints Open Data, Open Code, and Open Source Software Preregistration of scientific studies Reproducibility and Replicability Open Peer Review Rewards and incentives Citizen science Open Education Diversity of knowledge Open Science infrastructures
- Research Data Management
- About the value of RDM
- Data policies and requirements
- Effective planning and budgeting
- Handling data during your research
- Preserving and publishing data (FAIR)
- Research software management
- Training and support