Open Research

Open Research refers to the practice of conducting scientific or scholarly investigations in a transparent and collaborative manner, often by making research outputs, such as data, methods, and tools, freely accessible to the public, at various stages of the research lifecycle. The aim of open practice is to maximise the potential benefits of research, and research processes, to other researchers, funders, and society. 

• "Navigating Open Research - A Guide for Early Career Researchers" is a comprehensive and practical guide to all aspects of open research across the research lifecycle.
• Open Research is part of a wider open movement, for more information on the other aspects of open research, please see Open Research Europe.
• A Glossary of terms can be found here
• Support is available at every stage of your research journey to assist with data management. For more information about who to contact, as well as useful data management tips and tools, please see Research Data Management at TU Dublin.