The Open Science Conference will be held online between the 8 and 10 of March.
The annual conference is dedicated to the Open Science movement and provides a unique forum for researchers, librarians, infrastructure providers, policy makers, and other stakeholders to discuss the latest and future developments in Open Science.
This year’s conference offers many interesting talks including a report on the new copyright exception for text and data mining for scientific purposes, and a report on a survey on researchers’ attitudes for sharing code.
A list of all other contributions and the link to the registration can be found in the conference website.
The Open Science Webinar series is aimed at PhD students and Postdocs from different backgrounds and disciplines at research institutions in Halle. Its purpose is to provide the audience with useful information about various aspects of Open Science (OS). In four webinars, a variety of OS topics including research data management, tools, standards, data protection, legal and intellectual property rights, tips for online publishing etc. will be covered. In a fifth seminar, a guest scientist will present practical and specific details about working with and the implementation of open science. It is hoped, this mixture between theory and a user case example might help the audience to better understand open science and where and how to start practicing it.
Format
The MLU conference system mluconf will be used to deliver the webinars. There is no need to register; participants just need to join the webinar(s) on the day.
The duration of the webinars is one hour, divided into a 40-45 min. presentation element and 15-20 min. slot for questions/discussion. The presentations will be available for consultation at a latter point via the Open Science website of the ULB.
Preliminary Programme and Webinars Description
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Title
Date / Time
1
Open Science – an Introduction
22.9.21 / 1 p.m.
2
A Primer on Research Data Management
29.9.21 / 1 p.m.
3
Data Protection: Theory and Practice
6.10.21 / 1 p.m.
4
Open (Omics) Data in the life-sciences
13.10.21 / 1 p.m.
5
Tips for publishing your research results online
20.10.21 / 1 p.m.
Open Science Webinars 2021
Download a copy of the extended programme to read the available webinar summaries.
If you have specific questions which you would like to send us ahead of the webinars, please use this Etherpad to send these to us.
Das Helmholtz Open Science-Team hat eine Best Practice-Empfehlung zum Umgang mit den Leitlinien zur Sicherung guter wissenschaftlicher Praxis herausgegeben.
Der Wissenschaftsrat hat ein Positionspapier zum Wandel in den Wissenschaften durch datenintensive Forschung herausgegeben. Darin werden acht Leitlinien formuliert, um das Organisieren datenintensiver Forschung erfolgreich aufzubauen und betreiben zu können. Dadurch soll der Kulturwandel in der Wissenschaft geleitet und gefördert werden.
Die BBF – Bibliothek für Bildungsgeschichtliche Forschung des DIPF hat eine neue Website als Sammelpunkt für Wissensressourcen in Form von digitalisierten Quellenbeständen, Forschungsdaten und Web-Archiven gestartet, die unter einer CC-BY 4.0-Lizenz zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Es handelt sich damit um eine wichtige Ressource für Open Science und fördert aktiv die Forschung und Weiternutzung von freien Materialien.
Come join us on a journey through the starting points of Open Science (OS). This webinar series is aimed at (but not restricted to) Postdocs and PhD students from different backgrounds and disciplines at the MLU. We want to talk to you about the possibilities and benefits of Open Science, which might help you at this earlier career stage. In seven web sessions, we will introduce you to a variety of OS topics, including an introduction to Open Science, data protection, legal and intellectual property rights, research data management, open educational resources (OER) etc.
Format
We will use the MLU conference system MLUconf for delivering the webinars. You don’t need to register, just join us on the day and participate.
The webinars will typically last 45 minutes with at least 15 minutes reserved for discussion and for answering questions from participants. The presentation will be available for consultation at a latter point via the Open Science website of the ULB.
Programme
Title
Date / Time
Open Science – an introduction
23.9.2020 Start: 1 p.m.
A primer on Research Data Management
30.9.2020 Start: 1 p.m.
Data Protection: Theory and Practice
7.10.2020 Start: 1. p.m.
Publish or perish? – an overview of controversies associated with current scientific publishing practices
14.10.2020 Start: 2 p.m.
Publishers, legal aspects, and internet publishing
28.10.2020 Start: 1 p.m.
Open Science Services and support at the MLU
4.11.2020 Start 1 p.m.
Open Educational Resources – an overview
11.11.2020 Start 1 p.m.
Download a copy of the extended programme to read a summary of all webinars
Basierend auf einer Untersuchung des KIT zusammen mit Wissenschaft im Dialog entstand ein Wimmelbild-Poster, das sehr schön signalisiert, wer durch Wissenschaftskommunikation erreicht wird – und wer nicht. Das Poster ist auf Zenodo unter CC-BY 4.0 verfügbar.
Die GWK hat in einer Pressemitteilung die Förderung von neun NFDI-Konsortien bekannt gegeben. Diese werden in Zukunft zur Unterstützung und Verbesserung des FDM in ihren jeweiligen Fachbereichen zur Verfügung stehen. Gefördert werden: