We are pleased to announce the winning entries of the Office for Open Research Accelerator Fund 2023/24
The Open Research Accelerator Fund is supporting the development of open research practice by funding projects across The University of Manchester. This year there were a record number of applications across all three faculties highlighting the diversity of the open research movement at the University, and over £130,000 has been awarded to open research projects.
Winning entries:
Neil Mitchell (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
- Improving Transparency, Accessibility, and Reusability of Scientific Ocean Drilling Data
Lukas Hughes-Noehrer (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
- Between Theory and Practice: Investigating Open-Source Software and Code at the University of Manchester (IOSSC)
Nuno Pinto (Faculty of Humanities)
- DSS MS: Decision Support Systems for local community engagement in Moss Side
David Buil Gil (Faculty of Humanities)
- CrimRxiv – The global open access hub for criminology
Cristina Temenos (Faculty of Humanities)
- Data for the People: Exploring Zotero’s Capabilities as an Open Data Interface
Siobhan Caughey (Faculty of Humanities )
- Psychophysiological Database of Emotion Elicitation
Patrick Parkinson (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
- Understanding Open Research Practices in the Natural Sciences
Akinloluwa Babalola (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
- Development of an Implementation Flowchart for Open Research Awareness and Understanding to Engineering Postgraduate Research Students
Francisco Espinoza (Faculty of Humanities)
- Best Practices for open research in Political Science: sharing experiences
Paul Stott (Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health)
- Designing and conducting open and reproducible experiments in linguistics
For further details about the fund visit the Office for Open Research website.
For all enquiries relating to the Accelerator Fund, email the team: openresearch@manchester.ac.uk