National Recovery and Resilience Plan: EXCELES Program ****************************************************************************************** * ****************************************************************************************** The EXCELES program [ URL "https://www.msmt.cz/research-and-development-1/programme-excele tool-for-component-5-1-of?lang=2"] puts a great emphasis on Open science. Section 4 in the documentation [ URL "https://www.msmt.cz/uploads/Odbor_32/EXCELES/ZD_AJ/LX_ZD_EN_20211221. beneficiaries should share their research results (publications and research data) followi principle “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”.  The grant agreement specifies concrete Open science requirements that project investigator EXCELES program must meet. These requirements are outlined in article 13, paragraphs 4, 5, Open acces. ****************************************************************************************** * Open Access ****************************************************************************************** Paragraph 4 of the article 13 of the grant agreement (p. 22) requires recipients to ensure peer-reviewed publications resulting from the project, specifically through the following • Depositing a machine-readable electronic version of the published publication or the fin the peer-reviewed manuscript accepted for publication (i.e., the version after processin review comments) in a trusted repository for scientific publications, no later than on t publication.  • Immediate open access to the deposited publication under the conditions of the latest av of the Creative Commons Attribution International [ URL "https://creativecommons.org/lic (CC BY [ URL "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/"] ) license. For monographs a form texts, access may be provided under a public license that restricts modification.  *========================================================================================= * Depositing publications in a repository and ensuring Open access *========================================================================================= The recipient is always required to deposit a machine-readable electronic copy of the fina version or the final peer-reviewed version (author accepted manuscript, postprint) in a tr no later than on the day of publication.  Additionally, the recipient must ensure immediate open access to the deposited publication conditions of the most recent publicly available Creative Commons Attribution Internationa [ URL "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.en"] . For monographs and oth texts, access may be provided under a public license that restricts modification or commer publication (e.g., CC BY-NC [ URL "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcod ND [ URL "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/legalcode.en"] , CC BY-NC-ND [ UR creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode.en"] ). To comply with this requiremen retain sufficient copyrights (either by choosing a publisher that allows this or by negoti to the publishing agreement).   Immediate open access can be achieved through the publisher (gold open access [ URL "https openscience.cuni.cz/OSCIEN-39.html"] ) or a repository (green open access [ URL "https:// openscience.cuni.cz/OSCIEN-38.html"] ).  The recipient must provide the publications deposited in the repository with metadata that the FAIR principles, are publicly accessible and machine-readable, and include at a minimu information:  • title of the publication • names of the authors • date of publication • type of publication • language of the publication It is also recommended to include: • persistent identifiers of the publication • information on funding (funder name and project number) • licensing terms • persistent identifiers for authors, institutions and grants Metadata should also include persistent identifiers for any related project outputs (e.g., or a persistent link to any tools necessary to verify the findings of the publication. Attention! To meet the requirements, it is always necessary to deposit the if you have ensured open access through the publisher (gold open access [ U OSCIEN-39.html"] )!  ****************************************************************************************** * Research Data ****************************************************************************************** Paragraph 6 of article 13 obliges recipients to ensure the management of research data col generated during the project in line with the FAIR principles [ URL "https://openscience.c OSCIEN-50.html"] .  Research data don't need to be made publicly available if such disclosure would result in infringement on intellectual property rights, privacy or personal data protection, trade s security, or other legitimate interests of the recipient or other project participants.  The recipient must, in particular, ensure the following:  • Preparation of a Data management plan (DMP) [ URL "https://openscience.cuni.cz/OSCIEN-49 with the FAIR principles [ URL "https://openscience.cuni.cz/OSCIEN-50.html"] and its reg • Depositing research data in a trusted repository in accordance with the Data management • Ensuring open access to the deposited research data as soon as possible, in line with th FAIR principles, preferably under an existing public license. Open access to research da rule "as open as possible, as closed as necessary". Any restriction of access to data mu in the DMP.  • Providing sufficient information (via the repository) on other project outputs or tools required for the reuse or validation of the research data.  • Providing machine-readable metadata for the deposited data and ensuring open access to t *========================================================================================= * Data Management Plan *========================================================================================= The Data Management Plan (DMP) [ URL "https://openscience.cuni.cz/OSCIEN-49.html"] is a do outlines what data will be generated during the research and how these data will be manage includes information about their availability and potential for reuse. The DMP must be reg reflect what is happening with the data. The current version of the DMP is submitted to th of interim or final project reports.  *========================================================================================= * Depositing data in a repository and ensuring Open access *========================================================================================= The recipient should deposit research data in a trusted repository and ensure open access preferably under the terms of an existing public license. Data should be shared in line wi "as open as possible, as closed as necessary".  Recipients and other project participants are not required to make research data publicly doing so would result in an unreasonable infringement on intellectual property rights, pri data protection, trade secrets, national security, or other legitimate interests of the re project participants.  If data sharing is restricted, it must be justified in the DMP and be subject to regular r updates submitted to the funder.   *========================================================================================= * Metadata requirements for stored research data *========================================================================================= The metadata for deposited datasets must include at least the following: • title of the publication • names of the authors • date of publication • short description of the dataset • time embargo • licensing terms It is also recommended to include: • persistent identifiers of the dataset • information on funding (funder name and project number) • persistent identifiers for authors, institutions and grants Metadata should also include persistent identifiers for any related publications or other connected to the dataset.