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SUMMARY:Can incentives encourage open research practice?
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person and online public event (LS
 E campus\, venue tbc to ticketholders)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 27 October 2026 12pm - 1pmDiscussantsProfessor Liam De
 laneySteven HillDr Banaz JalilChairProfessor Elizabeth StokoeCan incentive
 s encourage open research practice? Exploring solutions beyond compliance.
 Academic researchers are pulled in many directions\, with teaching\, resea
 rch\, administrative duties\, and an ever-changing sectoral environment le
 ading to larger and larger workloads. In such an environment\, introducing
  new ways of working that come with open research must have clear benefits
  for the researcher. In this environment\, the question of promoting open 
 research practices becomes one of incentives. Today\, funders often requir
 e open access publication\, and some require open data deposits\, however 
 these requirements may appear as a stick (do this or lose your funding) ra
 ther than a carrot. Funders\, journal editors\, and university managers ar
 e best placed to offer incentives for open research\, but how can this be 
 done in a fair way that acknowledges the diversity of open research practi
 ces in different fields\, encourages rather than threatens\, and works wit
 h researchers rather than dictating terms?Join us for this discussion with
  our panel of researchers and policy makers. There will be plenty of space
  for questions from the room and online.A light lunch will be provided for
  in-person attendees. The event will be hybrid.PanelLiam Delaney is a prof
 essor in the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science at LSE.St
 even Hill is Senior Policy Advisor to the CEO at Digital Science.Banaz Jal
 il is Research Fellow at UCL and Project Manager for OR4.ChairLiz Stokoe i
 s Associate Vice President (Impact) and Professor in the Department of Psy
 chological and Behavioural Science at LSE.This event is hosted by the Libr
 ary and LSE's Open Research Working Group. ORWG is an informal group of re
 searchers\, academics\, and professional services staff from across LSE. T
 he aim of the ORWG is to provide strategic direction for open research sup
 port at LSE\, and to foster a culture of open\, transparent\, inclusive\, 
 and collaborative research across the School.Further informationAbout us O
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