The library offers assistance with issues related to open publishing and the management and opening of research data for the Research Council of Finland Winter Call 2025.
The Research Council of Finland requires researchers and research projects it funds to make research outputs funded by the Council immediately open upon publication.
After a positive funding decision in Research Council of Finland Winter Call 2024, the responsible researcher submits a Data Management Plan (DMP) to the Research Council of Finland. University and the site of research commit to it.
The Finnish Research Infrastructure Committee at the Research Council of Finland has decided on more than 22 million euros in funding for the building and upgrading of national and international research infrastructures. The University of Turku is involved in four of the funded research infrastructures.
The Finnish Research Infrastructure Committee at the Research Council of Finland has decided on more than 29 million euros in funding for the building and upgrading of national and international research infrastructures. The University of Turku is involved in five of the funded research infrastructures.
In Research Council of Finland’s winter call 2024 the library is there to help you to describe how you are going to open your research data and publications.
The Research Council of Finland selected four new clusters of expertise to its Finnish Flagship Programme, and the University of Turku is a partner in two of the Flagships.
After a positive funding decision the responsible researcher submits a Data Management Plan (DMP) to the Academy of Finland. University and the site of research commit to it.
Data management plan (DMP) is a requirement for the payment of funding granted by the Academy of Finland in September 2022 call. According to Academy of Finland the researcher who has received a positive funding decision must submit a data management plan within eight weeks of the funding decision. The data specialists at the University of Turku help the researcher in writing the plan.
The funding supports cross-disciplinary research in the University’s three profiling areas that focus on immune mediated diseases, the evolution of human diversity, and the design of sustainable materials.