Open science is an important way to promote science and ensure that it will benefit the whole society and enable collaboration and innovation.
Aalto University supports open science in its research community and by doing so aims at gaining the benefits of openness: the societal impact of research increases, the speed of innovation grows, the high quality and transparency of science are ensured, and research results are openly accessible in helping to solve global problems.
The principle of openness is the key principle of science and research. At Aalto University, the most visible forms of open science are open access publications, open research data and open research culture.
Vice President of Research Ossi NaukkarinenAalto University research outputs should be as open as possible, as closed as necessary.
The goals of open science are responsible research and societal impact.
Open science means open access to scientific publications, research data, methods, software codes, and infrastructure. It is a key instrument for increasing the impact of the research conducted at Aalto University.
Properly managed research data creates competitive edge and is an important part of a high-quality research process. Here you will find links to support, services and instructions for research data management.
Open access to publications ensures that scientific publications are accessible to everyone free of charge.
Aalto University open publication archive consists of ACRIS Research Information System and Aaltodoc publications archive. Moreover, Aalto University offers other resources to support open access.
Open science has become a significant way of making science more reproducible and transparent and increasing its societal impact.
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Take advantage of the open access agreements we have with the publishers. Under the agreements, Aalto affiliated corresponding authors can publish their articles without the open access fees (APC) or get discounts on them.
Researcher identifiers aim to lessen the problems caused by ambiguity in researcher names. For example, common surnames, the changing of names and characters which don’t appear in English are making the evaluation and following of scholarly work more difficult. Identifiers make it much easier to process and administer publication information.
Research Services, Innovation Ecosystem Services and Academic Legal Services support the research staff and Aalto management.
The National Research Information Hub and Research.fi portal offer a single source access to information on science and research in Finland.
