Australian Roadmap for Open Research
Thursday 13 June 2024 | Canberra
A nationally significant conversation to initiate design of an Australian Roadmap for Open Research.
Australia needs a clear vision and co-ordinated leadership for Open Research.
This invitation-only policy roundtable connected a diverse group of stakeholders from across government, research funding bodies, peak bodies, the higher education sector and subject matter experts to consider these issues and ways to improve research impact and achieve better public outcomes.
International speakers and panellists demonstrated how we can transform research culture and the role of institutional leadership. A facilitated discussion tested sector appetite for taking the next steps in Australia, including practical reforms that could begin now. The conversation took place under the Chatham House Rule.
Presenters and speakers included:
- Professor Erin McKiernan | University of Mexico
- Ashley Farley | Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- Dr Kamran Naim | European Organization for Nuclear Research
- Dr Tiffany Straza | UNESCO
- Professor Christopher Pressler | University of Manchester
- Chris Banks | Imperial College of London
- Professor Kathy Bowrey | University of NSW
- Adjunct Professor Ginny Barbour | Queensland University of Technology
- Professor Duncan Ivison | University of Sydney
A comprehensive summary of An Australian Roadmap for Open Research is available to read and download now.
Event supported by ARC: DP200110578, K Bowrey, T Cochrane, M Hadley, J McKeough, K Pappalardo, I Watson, K Weatherall, ‘Producing, Managing and Owning Knowledge in the 21st Century University’