December 8, 2020: Open Science - Open Data
10:00 a.m. | Online via ZOOM
Talk and Panel Discussion with
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Anja Matthes, Open Access Commissioner of OVGU
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Stefanie Kutz, responsible for the topic Open Science in the University Library
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Martina Hagen, Head of the Research Funding Advisory Office and
- Dr. Falk Lüsebrink, Scientist at the Medical Faculty, Clinic for Neurology
(bilingual German and English)
Science is not thinkable without the exchange of knowledge. We are witnessing the transition to Open Access Publishing at an increasingly rapid speed, and the ideal of free access to new knowledge has become commonplace. But what does Open Science and Open Data actually mean - what opportunities are there for science, what risks are perhaps associated with them, how much openness is enforced by funding agencies and what services can the OVGU offer its scientists? We invite you to inform yourself and discuss with the experts at the OVGU.
SCHEDULE
| 10:00 a.m. |
Welcome |
Barbara Witter, |
| 10:05 a.m. |
Impulse presentations: | |
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Open Access, Open Science: eine Einführung (Introduction to Open Access and Open Data) |
Anja Matthes | |
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Was fordern die Fördermittelgeber? (What do the funding agencies ask for?) |
Martina Hagen | |
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Services der UB im Bereich Open Science (Services of the UB in the field of Open Science) |
Stefanie Kutz | |
| 10:50 a.m. | Break | |
| 11:00 a.m. | Panel discussion: How open should our data be? |
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| - 12:30 p.m. | On the panel: | Falk Lüsebrink |
| Martina Hagen | ||
| Anja Matthes | ||
| Stefanie Kutz | ||
| Discussion with the audience via ZOOM | ||
| Moderation: | Barbara Witter | |