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In his latest contribution, Roger Harris explores whether the growing focus on open science actually supports knowledge utilisation or 'open knowledge', and as a consequence better research uptake. 
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This briefing paper, Promoting Open Knowledge and Open Science – Report on the current state of Repositories, presents an overview of the international repository landscape as of May 2015.
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« This briefing paper presents an overview of the international repository landscape. The paper has been produced by COAR on behalf of the Aligning Repository Networks Committee, a group of senior representatives from repository networks around the world. While principally intended for the Global Research Council (GRC), the paper has also been written with a broader audience in mind.
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Promoting Open Knowledge and Open Science: Current State of Repositories | Agricultural Information Manage... http://t.co/gQc4W2Fw5G #OA
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RT @ORBi_ULg: Promoting Open Science and Open Knowledge: Current State of Repositories http://t.co/xDb8qDnJDk #coar
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Open Knowledge today announced plans to develop Open Trials, an open, online database of information about the world’s clinical research trials funded by The Laura and John Arnold Foundation. The project, which is designed to increase transparency and improve access to research, will be directed by Dr. Ben Goldacre, an internationally known leader on clinical transparency.
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