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@ARTICLE{Forschungsgemeinschaft:1028364,
      author       = {Forschungsgemeinschaft, Deutsche and Bondre-Beil, Priya and
                      Geuenich, Michael and Grimm, Tobias and Hartig, Katja and
                      Holzer, Angela and Jahnen, Burkhard and Lipp, Anne and
                      Ochsenfeld-Repp, Sonja and Winger, Martin and Kathrin,
                      Winkler},
      title        = {{O}pen {S}cience as {P}art of {R}esearch {C}ulture.
                      {P}ositioning of the {G}erman {R}esearch {F}oundation},
      publisher    = {Zenodo},
      reportid     = {FZJ-2024-04545},
      year         = {2022},
      abstract     = {The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research
                      Foundation) considers open science as scientific practices
                      and processes that are established or designed to make
                      research results openly accessible for the long term,
                      thereby ensuring an increased uptake of these results by
                      researchers and other stakeholders. The DFG regards open
                      science as a consequence of the digital transformation of
                      research processes, which has essential functions in the
                      practice of research. The DFG’s engagement of shaping open
                      science is in terms of DFG’s role and responsibilities
                      within the research system. As the central self-governing
                      research funding organisation in Germany, DFG funds research
                      of the highest quality, strengthens the national research
                      system through strategic funding initiatives, and shapes
                      appropriate framework conditions and standards to enable
                      curiosity-driven research. When implemented in a
                      science-serving manner, open science can promote these goals
                      by optimising research processes, facilitating the
                      re-usability of research results, stimulating discourses
                      within science and the humanities, increasing the
                      transparency of science towards society and strengthening
                      trust in research and scholarship. With regard to open
                      science, the DFG seeks to shape the relevant framework,
                      while taking into account the needs and requirements of the
                      scientific community. The DFG supports researchers and
                      research infrastructures in establishing and applying open
                      science practices. The DFG is committed to the further
                      development of principles and practices of open science
                      based on a balanced view of its potential and challenges for
                      research and scholarship.},
      keywords     = {DFG (Other) / Digital Transformation (Other) / German
                      Research Foundation (Other) / Open Science (Other) /
                      Position Paper (Other) / Research Funding (Other) /
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                      (Other) /
                      $https://swb.bsz-bw.de/DB=2.104/PPNSET?PPN=10450093X\&INDEXSET=21$
                      (Other) /
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                      (Other)},
      typ          = {PUB:(DE-HGF)25},
      doi          = {10.5281/ZENODO.7194537},
      url          = {https://juser.fz-juelich.de/record/1028364},
}