Kriegsman "Integrating Open and Equitable Research into Open Science"
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This presentation was provided by Sue Kriegsman, Deputy Director of the Center for Research on Equitable and Open Scholarship (CREOS) and Interim Co-Director of Human Resources, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Libraries, during the two-day "NISO Tech Summit: Reflections Upon The Year of Open Science." Day two was held on October 26, 2023.
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Kriegsman "Integrating Open and Equitable Research into Open Science"
- 1. Integrating Open and Equitable Research into Open Science Sue Kriegsman Deputy Director Center for Research on Equitable and Open Scholarship MIT Libraries October 26, 2023
- 2. ICOR and MIT Libraries ● ICOR connects projects and collects case studies of interventions of open collaborative research ● CREOS conducts original research on the incentives, barriers, impacts, and economic models of open scholarship/science ● Partner existing projects with research skills and methodologies
- 4. Fundamental Questions ● When does making scholarship more open lead to greater equity? When does it create or exacerbate inequities? ● What is the best way to seed diverse and ongoing investigations into the question of equity and open scholarship? ● How can we embed investigators into existing projects and platforms to study equity, inclusion, and diversity?
- 5. Do the work at scale ● A program being developed by MIT and ICOR to funds leaders and fellows to study these questions ● Fellows and Leaders in Open and Equitable Scholarship (FLOES) ○ based at MIT and, with help from ICOR, matches investigators to projects and platforms to study issues in open and equitable scholarship
- 6. Goals of the FLOES program (Fellows and Leaders in Open and Equitable Scholarship) ● Increase the number of people who can do the work ● Match the projects and the people ● Make studying equity part of the regular process of open scholarship ● Create a mechanism that seeds a new field of study
- 7. Get it off the ground ● NSF EArly concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER) grants are “exploratory work in its early stages on untested, but potentially transformative, research ideas or approaches” ● Integrating Open and Equitable Research into Open Science ● 4 stages of the grant ○ Environmental scan ○ Stakeholder engagement ○ Fellowship program strategy ○ Analysis
- 8. Next Steps ● Use the 1 year EAGER grant period to design FLOES ● Build community around the program to advise and support ● Seek funding for the Fellows and Leaders program ● Launch in 2025
- 9. Get in touch! CREOS@MIT.EDU Sue Kriegsman, kriegs@mit.edu