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, I addressed in more detail certain issues regarding the understanding of transitioning to open science in Slovenia in the blog of ZRC SAZU (see Poga?nik, 2019.
, Majda ?erni? Isteni? (PhD, senior research fellow at the Sociomedical Institute), Martin Poga?ar (PhD, research fellow at the Institute for Culture and Memory Studies), and Ciril Oberstar (MA, Zalo?ba ZRC), also took part. The survey was carried out on the Lime Survey platform, and was technically edited by Uro? Parazajda. The original questionnaire (in Slovene) was slightly different from the formulations mentioned in this interpretation and can be downloaded here, Maja Andri? (PhD, research fellow at the Institute of Archeology)
, The first was created under the auspices of the European Commission under the title Providing researchers with the skills and competencies they need to practise Open Science (see European Commission, the framework of the pilot study "Managing copyright and related rights on the Internet -the aspect of public institutions, pp.95-115, 2008.
, at the time of the survey) ARRS published a tender to cover the costs of APCs/BPCs, but only if the article was published (during 2018) with open access, even if some publishers charge considerably more for open access publication. Only half of the funds (approximately EUR 150,000 of the planned EUR 300,000) were used (ARRS 2018b). There is some scepticism as to how this actually contributes to Slovene science. Why should the state encourage publication for which open access is charged (more)?, To date, there has been no research on the APCs/BPCs of foreign publishers in Slovenia, 2018.