Collect resources from various universities about licensing

[bast]

• https://www.uib.no/en/ub/106619/copyright-own-scientific-work

[rkdarst]

Aalto university: https://www.aalto.fi/en/open-science-and-research/opening-your-software-at-aalto-university
summary: yes, you can open software and data and you need to ask only minimal permission (confirm your supervisor agrees).

[bast]

• UiT
  • "Work results of a copyright nature belong to the author"
• [UiO](https://www.uio.no/english/for-employees/support/research/funding/units
  /hf/imv/data-ethics/ipr.html)
• [NTNU](https://www.uio.no/english/for-employees/support/research/funding/unit
  s/hf/imv/data-ethics/ipr.html)
  • "licence that permits reuse and further modification, has broad legal rec
    ognition and is certified by the Open Source Initiative (OSI)"

[bast]

• Aalto university
  • Summary: yes, you can open software and data and you need to ask only
    minimal permission (confirm your supervisor agrees).
• UiT
  • "Work results of a copyright nature belong to the author"
• NTNU
  • "Where no overriding guidelines exist, NTNU-produced software must be
    licensed under the European Union Public Licence."
• UiB
  • "As a rule authors have copyright to their own work"
  • Encourage the use of CC-BY
• UiO
  • "If the University chooses not to take steps to secure copyright
    protection and exploit the findings, the employees must be entitled to
    have these rights reassigned to them.

[bast]

This is now in the material.