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The document discusses open science and responsible research, noting that public engagement, open access, gender, ethics, science education, and governance are important parts of responsible research and innovation. It emphasizes that dissemination of research results is an essential part of the research process and that science should be available for everyone to use. It provides information on open research data and resources for learning how to conduct open science, including legal issues and the view of a scientist, and was presented by Inge Van Nieuwerburgh of OpenAccess Belgium and Ghent University Library.
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