SciLifeLab will host three Open Science events in May. All events will be online and registration is open for all who are interested.
14th May 15:00 (CEST): How a Community of Practice (CoP) can support your research.
During this presentation you will hear from Josh Gottesman (Michael J. Fox Foundation), Bogdana-Raluca Huma (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Community of Practice for Open Naturally Occurring Data), and Mirjam Walpot (International Network of Open Science & Scholarship Communities) about real-world examples of successful CoPs and the value they bring to researchers and institutions alike.
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15th May 15:00 (CEST) Leveraging Overlay Journals to Link to and Cite Data, Software, and Research Outputs
In this presentation you will hear from Philipp Koellinger (President of the DeSci Foundation) and Christopher Erdmann (Head of Open Science, SciLifeLab) and they will show how you can link and share your data, software, and other research files alongside your published articles, leveraging the decentralised web and digital object identifiers (DOIs), to make your research outputs globally discoverable and citable.
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27th May – 10.15-12.00 (CEST): The future of Open Science in Sweden
In this roundtable on the future of Open Science implementation in Sweden, Richard Williams, a postdoctoral researcher in the philosophy of Open Science at the Technical University of Munich, will open the discussion with a critical examination of the Open Science movement. Following this, Angeliki Adamaki – Lund University Open Science-champion and co-founder of Open Science Community Lund -, Sanna Isabel Ulfsparre – analyst at Vetenskapsrådet specializing in Open Science and research data -, and Stefan Ekman – senior advisor at the Swedish National Data Service (SND) – will explore key challenges, opportunities, and next steps for Open Science in Sweden.
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