The authors of the following preprint ‘Open Science Saves Lives’ will hold a âAsk me anythingâ #AMA session on Reddit next week – 08:00 am Eastern Time (GMT-4:00) on the 11th November.
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Open Science Communications: A GenR Theme
The focus of the theme is to look at new creative ways researchers are in dialogue, engaging, and co-creating with the wider public.
Barcamp Open Science@GeNeMe 2020
Photo Credits: Ralf Rebmann. Published at Wiki Commons under a CC BY 4.0 license. A one day event â 7th October online and in Dresden â signup â registration is free. Leibniz Research Alliance Open Science and the TU Dresden Media Centre have teamed up to bring you the Open Science Barcamp #oscibar which will take place [âŠ]
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Open-source Community Call June 29
Join presenters from a number of open-source and open science projects for a 60 minutes online presentation. The session is fast paced and an essential place to go for cutting edge developments in Open Science infrastructures.
#CoronaWarnApp â Open Science in the Service of Public Trust
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Open Infrastructure principles: A #pubfest Discussion
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COVID-19 and Innovating Open Science Systems: A GenR theme
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In Memory of Jon Tennant 1988-2020
The 9th of April Jon Tennant passed away. He was tragically killed in a motorbike accident in Indonesia while on a research residency at the IGDORE campus. Jon had been a tireless advocate of Open Science and friend to all in the Open Science community. At Generation Research we were honored to have him as a founding member of our advisory board.
Open Science Barcamp 2020
#oscibar | The Barcamp Open Science is taking place in Berlin 10th March. The barcamp dedicated to the Open Science movement. The barcamp features an Ignition Talk: ‘Scholarly publishing, a fast and slow (r)evolution’ Dr Birgit Schmidt, Head of Knowledge Commons, Göttingen State and University Library. A metapad contains the sessions proposed attendees, which so […]
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