Open sgibson91 opened 3 years ago
Adding notes from meeting with @Ismael-KG
The Turing's mission statement is to innovate and accelerate data science and AI in the UK. One pathway to achieving this goal includes open working, producing research that can be built upon by anyone, and collaborating with established communities in the open science ecosystem. By interviewing experienced researchers, we will assess the current attitudes towards open working practices within Turing staff, and thereby whether open working is a viable pathway towards innovating the AI landscape. The results of this user research would feed into a wider policy design phase that would encourage and empower Turing researchers to adopt open working practices. These practices will help the Turing advance it's institutional goals:
This is ultimately an internal, business-focused research project, but it would be nice to ultimately publish something public to demonstrate what we learned, what we changed, and what effect those changes had in case another institution wishes to replicate such a process.
Type of data: Textual, interview transcripts
Amount of data in the sample: Less than 20 interviewees
Sources of data: Researchers in the Tools, Practices and Systems research programme, Research Engineering team. Particularly these as they have vested interest in open working embedded into them.
Gaining insight from experienced researchers about practices
Attach interview script #5
Who will be interviewed? How will they be chosen? How will they be interviewed?
What preparation has been/will take place to analyse the data
Also supply DMP #23
Summary
Complete the Turing Ethics and Advisory Board's survey to gain go ahead to share data