open research

Extracted Attributes

• Type

  Nonprofit Research Organization

• Focus

  Open-ended research, comprehensive data collection, filling knowledge gaps

• Origin

  Y Combinator

• Methodology

  Mixed-method research design, Randomized Controlled Trials (RCT)

Timeline

• Open Research conducted a long-term study on Universal Basic Income (UBI), funded by Sam Altman. (Source: document_fdb82f63-85f0-430e-b962-67668fa45241)

  Undated

• Findings from the UBI study indicated minimal lasting positive impact, sparking debates on motivation, work ethic, and social safety nets. (Source: document_fdb82f63-85f0-430e-b962-67668fa45241)

  Undated

Web Search Results

• Open research - Wikipedia

  Open research is research that is openly accessible by others. Those who publish research in this way are often concerned with making research more transparent, more collaborative, more wide-reaching, and more efficient. Open research aims to make both research methods and the resulting data freely available, often via the internet, in order to support reproducibility and, potentially, massively distributed research collaboration. In this regard, it is related to both open source software and [...] Most open research is conducted within existing research groups. Primary research data are posted which can be added to, or interpreted by, anyone who has the necessary expertise and who can therefore join the collaborative effort. Thus the "end product" of the project (which may still be subject to future expansion or modification) arises from many contributions across multiple research groups, rather than the effort of one group or individual. Open research is therefore distinct from open [...] Wiki-based examples include: Appropedia, Wikiversity, Citizendium, Scholarpedia. While first attempts towards opening research were primarily aimed at opening areas such as scientific data, methodologies, software and publications, now increasingly other artifacts of the scientific workflow are also tackled, such as scientific meta-data and funding ideas.

• Ensuring open research - UKRI

  About this tool(Opens in a new window) Skip to main content # Ensuring open research Open research, also widely referred to as open science, relates to how research is performed and how knowledge is shared based on the principle that research should be as open as possible. It also enables research to take advantage of digital technology. [...] Transparency, openness, verification and reproducibility are important features of research and innovation. Open research helps to support and uphold these features across the whole lifecycle of research – improving public value, research integrity, reuse and innovation. Open research also helps to support collaboration within and across disciplines. It is integral to a healthy research culture and environment. [...] All of this is underpinned by open research policies, practices and procedures that support those undertaking research. They raise awareness of expected standards and behaviours and promote wider systems changes for the benefit of the whole community. ## The role of UKRI Open research is integral to UKRI’s mission to deliver economic and social benefit. Accessible, transparent, reproducible and cooperative research:

• What is open research? - University of Exeter

  Open research comprises openness throughout the research cycle, through collaborative working and sharing and making research methodology, software, code and equipment freely available online, along with instructions for using it. Open research includes making publications freely available online (open access), in addition to research data (open data). [...] Open access outputs have higher usage and more citations. Open access can help to build your research profile and encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, in addition to increasing the visibility and impact of University of Exeter research. Open research benefits you as an individual as well as the institution and society as a whole. Find out how to make your work open access. Why make your work open access?

• OpenResearch | A nonprofit research organization

  Skip to content # ### OpenResearch offers a new model in the world of research. Who we are ### OpenResearch is a nonprofit research organization with a startup mentality. Drawing on the strengths of traditional academic research and the creativity and problem-solving characteristics of startups, we ask big, open-ended questions and gather comprehensive data to fill pivotal knowledge gaps. ### OpenResearch’s Unconditional Cash Study [...] Our study utilizes a comprehensive mixed-method research design. We employ a mixed methods research design to understand the effects of unconditional cash transfers by simultaneously collecting both quantitative data from surveys, administrative records, and financial transactions (among other sources) and qualitative data from semi-structured, open-ended interviews with a subset of participants. [...] ### We pursue open-ended research and design tools that rise to the challenges of an evolving world—fostering deeper understanding and inspiring responses to the complex social and technological transformations of our time. Support our work Meet our team ## Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) An RCT is often regarded as the gold standard for effective and unbiased research.

• The fundamentals of open access and open research | Open science

  Image 9: L_natureresearch_boxgreyblue_600x250 Open research is at the heart of Nature Research.Our portfolio includes _Nature Communications_,_Scientific Reports_ and many more. Image 10: Springer Springer offers a variety of open access options for journal articles and books across a number of disciplines. Image 11: L_palgravemacmillan_boxgreyblue_600x250 Palgrave Macmillan is committed to developing sustainable models of open access for the HSS disciplines. [...] Open research goes beyond the boundaries of publications to consider all research outputs – from data to code and even open peer review. Making all outputs of research as open and accessible as possible means research can have a greater impact, and help to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges. How can I publish my work open access? [...] Open access (OA) refers to the free, immediate, online availability of research outputs such as journal articles or books, combined with the rights to use these outputs fully in the digital environment. OA content is open to all, with no access fees.

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