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3.5 — Conditions on granting Call for proposals, Onderzoekstalent 2018

Conditions on granting

The NWO Grant Rules 2017 and the Agreement on the Payment of Costs for Scientific Research apply to all applications.

Open Access

All scientific publications resulting from research that is funded by grants derived from this call for proposals are to be immediately (at the time of publication) freely accessible worldwide (Open Access). There are several ways for researchers to publish Open Access. A detailed explanation regarding Open Access can be found on www.nwo.nl/openscience-en.

Data management

Responsible data management is part of good research. NWO wants research data that emerge from publicly funded research to become freely and sustainably available, as much as possible, for reuse by other researchers. Furthermore NWO wants to raise awareness among researchers about the importance of responsible data management. Full proposals should therefore satisfy the data management protocol of NWO. This protocol consists of two steps:

1. Data management section (applicable to full proposals only)

The data management section is part of the research proposal. Researchers should answer four questions about data management within their intended research project. Therefore before the research starts the researcher will be asked to think about how the data collected must be ordered and categorised so that it can be made freely available. Measures will often need to be taken during the production and analysis of the data to make their later storage and dissemination possible.

Researchers can state which research data they consider to be relevant for storage and reuse.

2. Data management plan (only for proposals awarded funding)

After a proposal has been awarded funding the researcher should elaborate the data management section into a data management plan. The data management plan is a concrete elaboration of the data management section. In the plan the researcher describes whether use will be made of existing data or a new data collection and how the data collection will be made FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable. The plan should be submitted to NWO via ISAAC within a maximum of 4 months after the proposal has been awarded funding. NWO will approve the plan as quickly as possible. Approval of the data management plan by NWO is a condition for disbursement of the funding. The plan can be adjusted during the research.

Further information about the data management protocol of NWO can be found at

www.nwo.nl/datamanagement.

Nagoya Protocol

The Nagoya Protocol became effective on 12 October 2014 and ensures an honest and reasonable distribution of benefits emerging from the use of genetic resources (Access and Benefit Sharing; ABS). Researchers who make use of genetic sources from the Netherlands or abroad for their research should familiarise themselves with the Nagoya Protocol (www.absfocalpoint.nl). NWO assumes that researchers will take all necessary actions with respect to the Nagoya Protocol.

After receiving a grant

The to be conducted research is subject to the conditions listed in (section 3 and 4 of) the NWO Grant Rules 2017. Main applicants are sent these conditions upon being awarded a grant. The research must start within six months after being awarded a grant. Should this not occur, NWO will retract the awarded grant. NWO will monitor the progress and evaluates the results of the funded research, using the project’s planning and expected output as listed in the application.

Regeling
Call for proposals, Onderzoekstalent 2018
Soort
ZBO-regeling
Geldend vanaf
07-08-2017
BWB-id
BWBR0039867
Versie
2017-08-07_0

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