Activities at the Knowledge Exchange – Partners to improve services in Open Research

« What is the Knowledge Exchange?
The Knowledge Exchange brings together six organisations that are representative of research activity in their countries. Their aim is to examine common problems in supporting research and developing infrastructure and services to enable the use of digital technologies, to share solutions, to seek perspectives on emerging issues that will have a concrete influence on their activities, and to foster exchanges between members of their different national higher education research communities.
For several years now, Knowledge Exchange has been appropriating open science by calling it “open scholarship” so as not to exclude anything from the semantic field where science, technology and medicine could otherwise be overbearing. In a context where open scholarship, or open science, is high on the agenda of various networks, initiatives, and consortia, Knowledge Exchange’s effort is to drill down into common topics of interest and sometimes come up with complementary considerations to the other valuable and widely known work done by dedicated stakeholders with a perspective from organizations involved in research support. (…)

The members of this partnership are:

• CNRS (France),
• CSC (Finland),
• DEIC (Denmark),
• DFG (Germany),
• Jisc (United Kingdom),
• SURF (Netherlands).

source > research.jiscinvolve.org, Frank Manista, 8 avril 2021

• Mots-clés : 
• Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS),
• Danish e-Infrastructure Cooperation (DeiC),
• Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG),
• IT Center for Science (CSC),
• Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC),
• Knowledge Exchange,
• Open Scholarship,
• Open Science,
• SURF