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Open Science is the idea that academic findings like research data and publications should be shared as openly as possible as early as possible. In other words: As much as possible should be published transparently and made available to the public as early as possible in the academic process.
In the context of Re:ERUA, work package 5, which is led by the University of Konstanz, pursues Open Science-related efforts in the context of ERUA by seizing synergies within the alliance to the end of enhancing Open Science-related efforts within the alliance.
We provide various offerings that are available for all ERUA members and beyond.
Are you interested in discussing Open Science-related matters of all sorts with other ERUA Open Science enthusiasts in a relaxed atmosphere? You are very welcome to visit our monthly meet-ups – no registration required.
Do you have an Open Science-related matter which, in your view, should be the scope of a meet-up? Please feel free to e-mail us anytime – we are looking forward to hearing from you.
Moreover, we wrote an article about our experiences organising and running the Meet-Ups:
Heber, M. (2023). Organising the ERUA Open Science Meet-Ups: Methods, Experiences and Lessons from the First Ten Months. LIBER Quarterly: The Journal of the Association of European Research Libraries, 33(1). https://doi.org/10.53377/lq.13319
Are you intrigued by the concept of Open Science but unsure what it encompasses and where to start? Please feel free to check out our free basic Open Science Course and find out more about the ideas, concepts and subfields of Open Science. It is an asynchronous self-study course.
This asynchronous self-study course builds on and extends the scope of the Basic Course. It covers the following topics: Open Science Policies and Strategies, Resarch Data Management II: Perspectives across ERUA and Planning Data Management, Open Access Models, Publishing Open Access, Citizen Science, Legal Questions II: The PSI Directive and Alternative Measure of Research Impact.
Do you have questions or ideas regarding Open Science? Contact the ERUA Open Science Ambassador at your institution!
Please feel free to e-mail us anytime at re-erua.kim@uni-konstanz.de if you would like to talk to us.
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