Would you like to learn about more open research? And how you can adopt more open approaches yourself?
In this webinar we will take a look at the change we are seeing in research when it comes to open publishing, sharing of research data and other open research practices. We will also talk about the increasing emphasis on transparency and reproducibility we are starting to see in research processes.
We will go through UiS guidelines and any funder requirements that might concern you. You will also get the opportunity to discuss practical challenges connected to open science towards the end of the course.
Target audience: PhD candidates and staff at UiS.
Teaching method: Lecture and discussion.
No. of participants: 50.
Language: English.
Where: Teams.
After the course you should know more about:
- The terms “open research” / “open science”
- Important aspects of open science:
Open publishing
FAIR principles
Examples of open research practices - Transparency and reproducibility in research
- Guidelines and mandates from UiS and funders