Institutional logics in the open science practices of university–industry research collaboration.

The article examines how the open science (OS) movement influences university–industry research collaboration (UIRC) by identifying the norms and beliefs of key actors involved in OS practices, specifically open access (OA) publishing and open data sharing. Using institutional logics theory, the study analyzes two Finnish UIRC case studies and identifies six institutional logics shaping OS practices: state, market, corporation, profession, traditional trust–based community, and sustainability-based community logics. The state, profession, corporation, and sustainability-based community logics support OS, while market and traditional trust–based community logics hinder it, with the strongest tensions occurring between state and market logics and between profession and market logics. The study suggests that sustainability-based community logic may help reconcile these tensions and offers policy recommendations to strengthen pro-OS logics in UIRC contexts.