This is a reminder to sign up for the ACELI training session about Open Science given by Veronique De Herde and Guillaume Lobet.

Description of the training session:

What is Open Science? Open science is the movement to make scientific research, data and dissemination accessible to other researchers and to all levels of an inquiring society. That includes Open Access (scientific publications), making your data FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) and your computational code Open Source, with specific licence terms.

Why does it matter for you as Early Career Researcher ? Open Access is a requirement under H2020 and Horizon Europe and will become the rule in 2021 for all research funded by the Plan S funders (including Science Europe). Concerning research data, the European Open Science Cloud is being implemented and will support future mandatory FAIR data policies by funders. Additionally, the shift to open science is likely to bring changes in the processes of research evaluation.  

Want to understand the implications of open science policies on your future? Follow the training organized by the ACELI on the 25th of January.

Program : 

-        Introduction to Open Science (V. De Herde): “Doing research tomorrow like we do today? An overview of Open Science practices”

-        Open Science: Why it can benefit your research (G. Lobet): "We will discuss Open Science principles and how to apply them as practicing scientists. More importantly, we will discuss how this can help you advance your career and create a better CV. If we have some time left, we will also discuss how to (and why) build a presence online."

Where: Teams
When: Monday 25th January 2021 (6.30-8.30 pm)

If you want to take part in the training session, please register here on the corresponding team on Teams.