Dasapta Erwin Irawan Shared in the first workshop hosted virtually by the University of Sydney: Tuesday 21 September, 9-12pm (AEST) | Maximising the impact of the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science

1. THE NEXT STEP OF OPEN SCIENCE MOVEMENT IN
INDONESIA
Dasapta Erwin Irawan
Shared in the first workshop hosted virtually by the University of Sydney:
Tuesday 21 September, 9-12pm (AEST) | Maximising the impact of the UNESCO Recommendation
on Open Science

2. We’re selecting early career researchers (ECR) for our
attacking point to promote open science in Indonesia. Our
reasons are:
- That in Indonesia, mainstream metric concepts have
been passed down through generations of researchers.
The process has been so fluid that researchers are now
even not knowing the reasons.
- Given the situation, ECRs are very fragile as they
commonly have been under the supervision of senior
researchers.
- Most of the time, ECRs are just doing and following what
their seniors say and do.

3. Our theme of promotion would be REALIGNMENT:
- We are aware that ECRs need metrics to keep their
career and save their position
- But we also know that they are capable of doing
more than that
- So we advise them to also share their research as
wide as possible
- Publishing in journals is just one way.