Open Research For Global Impact
Open Research for
Global Impact
Open Research for Global Impact was an event held on October 15th in DCU Business School, Glasnevin Campus. Nine presentations across all five faculties showcased open research practices and how they are being adopted in DCU to enhance the visibility, impact and reach of scholarly work and research projects.
Colleagues across disciplines shared how open research practices have enhanced the impact of research. An award was made to Dr Eddie McGuinness for the most impactful presentation.
Presentations:
| Dr Lisa Griffith | Director, Digital Repository of Ireland | Opening Address | View Slides |
| Dr Jonathan Harris | History & Geography | Out of the archive? Open data for an international history of diplomatic training | View Slides |
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Dr Valesca Lima & Joseph Mullally (Prof. Stephen Daniels, |
Law & Government / Electronic Engineering | A privacy-focused data solution for understanding and improving indoor environmental quality in social housing | View Slides |
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Dr James Brunton (Dr Autumn Brown, |
Psychology | ENGAGED: Developing a national roadmap for public engagement and open research through sectoral stakeholder engagement | View Slides |
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Dr Úna Bhreathnach (Dr Brian Ó Raghallaigh, |
Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge | Meitheal Dúchas: how and why half a million pages of local history and folklore were transcribed by volunteers | View Slides |
| Dr Eddie McGuinness | Health & Human Performance | The reproducibles: data, code, and the quest for reproducibility | View Slides |
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Dr Lorraine Boran (Aiswarya Radhakrishan, |
Psychology / CTYI | CO-CREATE 2e (Co-creating resources and opportunities for Autistic Twice - Exceptional Education) | View Slides |
| Dr Margaret Farren, Dr Yvonne Crotty & Sean Manley | STEM Education, Innovation & Global Studies | Open pathways to sustainability citizenship | View Slides |
| Dr Damien Dupré | Business | Open and reproducible research outputs with Quarto | View Slides |
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Dr Brian Ó Raghallaigh (Dr Michal Měchura, |
Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge | Terminologue, a cloud-based, open-source terminology management tool | View Slides |