Many of the topics of the LIBER 2020 Online conference can be classified under the keyword “Open Science”. A special focus was placed on “trust”, which – just like transparency – is both an aspect and a goal of openness, and on Citizen Science. And above all, the question of what role these topics play in face of the corona pandemic was raised.
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Open Science: Interesting Conferences and Events for 2020
Which conferences and other events could be worth a visit in 2020? We put together a selection of events in the context of open science.
Open Science: Interesting Conferences and Events for 2020
Which conferences and other events could be worth a visit in 2020? We put together a selection of events in the context of open science.
Open Science: Interesting Conferences & Events for 2019
by Birgit Fingerle Conferences and other events can be good opportunities to stay up to date in open science and related subjects and also to do networking. We have selected a list of events in 2019 and are looking forward for your hints about even more events. JANUARY 2019 25.01. – 27.01., Mannheim (Germany) Open Social Science Conference 2019 Topic: Practicing New Standards in Transparency and Reproducibility 28.01. – 29.01., Luzern (Switzerland) Luzern Open LearningDays.ch Topic: Open Learning 29.01. – 31.01., Karlsruhe (Germany) LEARNTEC Topic: Digital Learning FEBRUARY 2019 05.02. – 06.02., Berlin (Germany) Open Science Days 2019 Topic: Research […]
20th Conference„Gemeinschaften in Neuen in Medien“ (GeNeMe) 2017 in Dresden – Call for Paper
The event takes place in the premises of Dresden University of Technology. Communities in New Media 2017 offers an excellent opportunity to visit the HighTech location as well as famous baroque buildings of Dresden. Organization and Review The conference is chaired by a group of scientists from the faculties of education and economics as well […]
EEXCESS Final Conference: Wrap Up
Last week, the EEXCESS Final Conference took place in Cologne, within the frame of the International Science 2.0 Conference. In the Opening, project ccordinator Prof. Michael Granitzer presented the vision of not only ensuring open access to scientific literature and cultural online objects, but “effortless access” (Slides). Further invited speakers were Timothy Hill from Europeana […]
Trends and Challenges in Science and Culture 2.0
Next week, the EEXCESS Final Conference takes place in Cologne. We have asked our invited speakers, what they think about future trends and challenges for science and digital cultural heritage on the web. Here are their answers: Where do you see future trends regarding knowledge transfer on the web? Timothy Hill, Europeana: I would say […]
Invitation to the EEXCESS Final Conference
For the past three years, researchers from the ten EEXCESS partner institutions have looked into new ways to bring cultural and academic content to the user on the web. The goal is to not make the user go to the content, but to take the content to the user, in her or his everyday online […]
EEXCESS at International Science 2.0 Conference
Last week, 145 participants from 10 countries came together to discuss science 2.0 – related topics like altmetrics, citizen science, big data analytics – and EEXCESS. Christin Seifert from the University of Passau presented Personalized Interactive Access to Digital Library Content – Lessons Learned in the EEXCESS Project in a talk. Among the conference participants, there were […]
EEXCESS partner of 2nd Science 2.0 Conference
As in 2014, we are again supporting the Science 2.0 Conference from March 25th to 26th in Hamburg. Organized by one of our consortium members, ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, it brings together scientists from numerous disciplines, such as the social sciences, humanities, life sciences, media science and communication science. This year the […]
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