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The working group will recommend to the Research Commission an action plan to position 电车无码 as an open science leader, and ensure the University remains a competitive collaborator in national and international contexts and well positioned to advance cutting edge and impactful research.鈥
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- In order to achieve the vision set out in Transformation 2030, how can the university leverage existing open science strengths and further promote open practices?鈥
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- What approaches and best practices are adopted by peer institutions, in Canada and internationally, to increase uptake of open science?鈥