Although Open Science has been well-recognized by the neuroimaging field as a crucial step towards better scientific practices that facilitate reproducibility and reliability, the progress has mainly taken place in the Western world. Asia, or Korea specifically, is relatively new to the practice and the idea and has encountered unique challenges. With the annual meeting of OHBM being held in an Asian, non-English speaking country, this meeting provides a unique opportunity for local researchers who are interested in Open Science to share their experiences and challenges they face in their countries. This discussion will foster the development of Open Science through international collaboration and advance the Open Science practice to being more inclusive globally.

What is stopping people from practicing Open Science?

What is stopping institutions and governments to support Open Science?

How do you think the community could help?

At the end of the panel discussion, the audience members will be able to:

Understanding the current Open Science in Asia/Korea.

Learn about the unique challenges Asian/Korean Open Science researchers are facing.

Initiate discussion for possible solutions and support.

OSR 2024 | Panel 5: Open Science in Asia/Korea