Call for Interviewees for Research Study “Planning for Open Grants”
We would like to invite interested researchers and stakeholders to participate in an interview for our project “Planning for Open Grants: Fostering a Transparent and Accessible National Research Proposal Infrastructure”, reviewed and approved by the University of Florida Institutional Research Board (approval number IRB202201494).
The aims of the project are to understand how a repository or similar infrastructure that shares grant proposals will impact researchers and the broader research ecosystem.
You would participate in a 45-minute interview, over Zoom or phone, to discuss your knowledge and expertise in different facets of grantmaking.
Our research team is formed by:
- Hao Ye, PhD, Reproducibility Librarian, University of Florida, haoye@ufl.edu
- Perry Collins, MLIS, Copyright and OER Librarian, University of Florida, perrycollins@ufl.edu
- Natalia Uribe-Castañeda, PhD Student, University of Florida, nuribecastaneda@ufl.edu
More information about the study can be found at assets/IRB_subject-information.docx
To participate, please email Hao Ye haoye@ufl.edu with the subject “{YOUR NAME} Interview Request for Research Study Planning for Open Grants”, and a member of our research team will reach out to schedule an interview time.
We are not accepting any more interview requests at this time.
Acknowledgments
This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services Award # LG-250067-OLS-21 to Hao Ye and Perry Collins.
