Open Science is Critical

<p>For this episode we go again to Australia to meet with <a href="twitter.com/michelle1barker">Michelle Barker</a>, director of the <a href="researchsoft.org/">Research Software Alliance</a>. Michelle has extensive expertise in open science, research software, digital workforce capability and digital research infrastructure. She is on the advisory committee for the <a href="urssi.us">US Software Sustainability Institute</a> and recently chaired the OECD Global Science Forum expert group on <a href="innovationpolicyplatform.org/www.innovationpol… skills for the research sector</a>. Building and increasing skills, approaches to digital solutions and implementations is often hard. These are the kind of challenges Michelle thrives on. E.g. by using systematic approaches such as <a href="kotterinc.com/8-steps-process-for-leading-chan… 8 steps for leading change</a>.
In all these endeavours it is clear that open science does and will play a critical role.</p>