ON-MERRIT is a 30 month project funded by the European Commission to investigate how and if open and responsible research practices could worsen existing inequalities.
Our multidisciplinary team uses qualitative and computational methods in order to examine advantages and disadvantages in Open Science and Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI).
ON-MERRIT aims at eventually suggesting a set of evidence-based recommendations for science policies, indicators and incentives, which could address and mitigate cumulative (dis)advantages, so called Matthew effects.
The project acronym stands for Observing and Negating Matthew Effects in Responsible Research & Innovation Transition.
News
- ON-MERRIT webinar on Open Science as a driver to change? | 11.06.2021
- ON-MERRIT webinar on Bibliometrics, the Matthew effect and diversity in academia | 10.06.2021
- ON-MERRIT webinar on Matthew Effects in Science | 18.05.2021
- ON-MERRIT webinar series | 20.04.2021
- ON-MERRIT survey on the uptake of Responsible Research and Innovation and Open Science principles in relation to policy and training | 31.03.2021
- ON-MERRIT survey on the usage of freely available scientific resources in SMEs and industry | 20.01.2021
- Open Science: who is left behind | 23.10.2020
- ON-MERRIT at RefResh 2020 | 06.10.2020
- ON-MERRIT at the EASST/4S 2020 conference | 25.08.2020
- Workshop on Matthew Effects in Climate Science and Policy Making | 21.07.2020
About
In this area you can find more information about the project activities and the team.
Events
- 2021-06-11 | ON-MERRIT webinar on Open Science as a driver to change
- 2021-06-10 | ON-MERRIT webinar on Bibliometrics, the Matthew effect and diversity in academia
- 2021-05-18 | ON-MERRIT webinar on Matthew Effects in Science
- 2021-04-21 | ON-MERRIT webinar series
Results & Materials
In this area you can find presentations, reports and dissemination material from the project.
