First steps towards Open Science in Albania
Silvester Hasani, Eliza Stefanova, Atanas Georgiev, Krassen Stefanov
Abstract
Silvester Hasani, Eliza Stefanova, Atanas Georgiev, Krassen Stefanov
Abstract
Open Science is directly linked to the present trend of Research Data Management. To have fully open research data, systems that allow free access to the data need to be present. As a result, research institutions have tried to adapt to the changes required to be deemed as Open Science supporters. Several institutions implement a Current Research Information System (CRIS) and an Open Science Policy for all their published research data.Interoperable data between different systems implemented is a key feature of Open Science. In Europe, the European Open Science Cloud provides a set of standards and guidelines that must be followed so the implemented systems offer an interoperable service to their researchers.Previous research revealed that Albania is ready to take its first steps toward Open Science, and future ideas for how to contribute to the field were proposed. There were two significant findings: first, there is no CRIS implementation in Albanian institutions, and second, there is no strategy or policy to support Open Science. The research also proposed an Albanian Open Science Digital Repository.In this paper, we show how the implementation of the system is done and how it relates to the newly proposed Open Science Policy. The goal is to demonstrate how Albanian institutions are implementing advances towards Open Science.In conclusion, this paper demonstrates Albanian researchers' support for Open Science and the European Open Science Cloud.
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Open Science is directly linked to the present trend of Research Data Management. To have fully open research data, systems that allow free access to the data need to be present. As a result, research institutions have tried to adapt to the changes required to be deemed as Open Science supporters. Several institutions implement a Current Research Information System (CRIS) and an Open Science Policy for all their published research data.Interoperable data between different systems implemented is a key feature of Open Science. In Europe, the European Open Science Cloud provides a set of standards and guidelines that must be followed so the implemented systems offer an interoperable service to their researchers.Previous research revealed that Albania is ready to take its first steps toward Open Science, and future ideas for how to contribute to the field were proposed. There were two significant findings: first, there is no CRIS implementation in Albanian institutions, and second, there is no strategy or policy to support Open Science. The research also proposed an Albanian Open Science Digital Repository.In this paper, we show how the implementation of the system is done and how it relates to the newly proposed Open Science Policy. The goal is to demonstrate how Albanian institutions are implementing advances towards Open Science.In conclusion, this paper demonstrates Albanian researchers' support for Open Science and the European Open Science Cloud.
Key concepts: Interoperability, Open science, Open data, Open research, Computer science, Cloud computing, Data science, Service (business)