prof. Lucie Doležalová, Ph.D.












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            Institute of Greek and Latin Studies

            Faculty of Arts  

            ORCID: 0000-0003-2722-3370 [ URL "https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2722-3370"]








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            * What led you to open science, and how did your relationship with open science develop?
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            My relationship to open science has always been positive. Initially, I was delighted to be
            sources. Now, it is also a pleasure to contribute to creating them.  




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            * What do you get out of open science on a daily basis?
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            I use open sources every day and am very pleased that this is possible. Although I always 

            with a real medieval manuscript rather than studying digital images on a computer, my work
            considerably slower without digitization. I also try to lead students to open science, and
            resources together through various projects, for example, https://lipnicebible.ff.cuni.cz/

            lipnicebible.ff.cuni.cz/"] or https://opuscula.netlify.app [ URL "https://opuscula.netlify
            Ondřej Tichý (Department of English Language and ELT Methodology), we organize internation
            where students learn the basics of editing medieval texts and in particular what is all po

            digital environment.  




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            * Why is openness in science important to you (what are the benefits)?

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            My field is somewhat specific in this respect: Medieval Latin and manuscripts are not of m
            people, so there is little danger of stealing data or ideas. In fact, my colleagues and I 

            any interest at all. And it is open science that contributes to raising awareness of “our”
            general, in addition to everything my colleagues have already mentioned here, I would like
            the aspect of community building: dialogue is much easier with shared data. It leads to mu

            inspiration, and new ideas.  




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            * What would you recommend to colleagues who want to use open science principles for their

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            Do not be scared.  




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            * In your opinion, what obstacles must one overcome so that open science can become common
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            There are various technical difficulties as well as human concerns. But I think the obstac

            disappearing on their own. Science will most likely just not work any other way ...  




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            * What does open science mean to you in one sentence?

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            Open science means an opportunity for dialogue, inspiration and collaboration.