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Open Science, Open Data and the FAIR Principles

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What do the 4 Rs in the context of Open Science stand for?
- Readable, refreshable, recognizable, and receivable
- Reliable, reproducable, reusable, and relevant
- Recitable, renameable, replicatable, and repairable
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Which statement is correct about Open Science?
- Open Science sounds good, but it is unfair because researchers with limited financial means cannot afford access to open research results.
- Open Science promotes the transparency of science and the free reuse of existing research results by everyone.
- Open Science ensures better networking of researchers within the EU. A worldwide exchange is currently not possible.
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What are the arguments in favour of Open Data?
- Generally, open data is not subject to a review process, so this type of data publication is always significantly faster.
- Lower costs and less time needed to prepare the data than with a closed access publication.
- Accessibility of scientific data and metadata, source texts and digital reproductions.
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