Alejandra Manco

Université Claude Bernard Lyon

Ph.D. candidate in information and communication science at Lyon 1 University, part of the research team ELICO (EA 4147). Master in digital media at Uppsala University. Ph.D. thesis on open science policies’ effects on basic sciences researcher’s career. Interested in open science, collaboration practices, knowledge production, qualitative research, and science communication. Professional experience as an editor and consultant in information and knowledge management in international organizations.

Photo Credit: Laura Wiegand

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  • Day 3

    June 29, 2023 (CEST)

  • 12:00  - 12:15
    Open science policies have been implemented worldwide, but there is a research gap in understanding how these policies affect researchers' knowledge production practices. In order to better understand how open science is incorporated into mode 2 of knowledge production in the basic sciences of physics, chemistry, and biology in Brazil, France, and Peru, this paper uses a qualitative research methodology. Researchers at the top institutions in each nation are asked for their ideas, perceptions, and experiences with the policies through semi-directed interviews. The interview transcriptions were analyzed using Nvivo software. The coding process employed a thematic analysis with an inductive category development approach. The research question is focused on understanding how open science policies have impacted knowledge production practices of researchers in these countries, highlighting differences and similarities across science disciplines. By addressing the existing research gap, it enhances the empirical literature on open science and adds diversity to the understanding of this subject.

    Authors:
    Alejandra Manco
    Organisation(s): Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1



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