The CHIST-ERA Workshop on Open Science in Transnational Research aims at addressing the challenges concerning Open Science faced by researchers working transnationally.
The workshop is organised by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), Chair of the CHIST-ERA Open Science working group, on Friday March 6, 2020, at the SNSF in Bern (Switzerland). Open Science experts and CHIST-ERA representatives will assess current practices, the status of Open Science policies in the European landscape as well as the platforms and tools that are available for researchers. The conclusions will contribute to the shaping of the Open Science policy of CHIST-ERA and related roadmap.
The preliminary agenda of the workshop can be found below.
The workshop is open to any interested person free of charge, in particular from other CHIST-ERA-like multilateral partnerships of research funders willing to promote Open Science.
Registration: Please fill in the following webform
Participants:
- Open Science experts
- Representatives of:
- CHIST-ERA funded research projects
- Multilateral partnerships supporting Open Science
- CHIST-ERA representatives
List of speakers and presentations:
- Ahmad Zein Assi, CHIST-ERA
The CHIST-ERA Open Science Working Group - Alea Lopez de San Roman, European Commission
The EC Policy on Open Science - Andrea Cavallaro, CHIST-ERA funded project coordinator (CORSMAL)
ORMR : Data Sharing and Experiment Reproducibility - Emma Lazzeri, CNR Institute of Information Science and Technologies
Common Practices in Transnational Research, ICT Case and Challenges - Euan Adie, Overton.io
Monitoring Open Science Policies at the Transnational Level - Katrin Milzow, Swiss National Science Foundation
The SNSF Open Science Policy - Marin Dacos, Open Science Advisor at the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation
The French National Open Science Policy and International Coordination - Michaela Kriklanova, CHIST-ERA
Open Science Status in the European Landscape - Mustapha Mokrane, Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS)
Emergence of Minimal European Standards for Open Science from a Heterogeneous Landscape - Simon Worthington, Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology University Library
Publishing Computational Research and Open Science Publishing - Yanis Mimouni, European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases
Open Science Efforts in the EJP RD
Synoptic agenda:
| Meeting part | Content | Perspective |
| I | Challenges, potentials and perspectives of Open Science | Researchers' point of view |
| II | Policies and measures | Role of research funding organisations |
| III | Platforms, tools and funding instruments | Role of CHIST-ERA and European platforms |
Location: Swiss National Science Foundation, Wildhainweg 21B, 3001 Bern, Switzerland
Recommended hotels: See "Practical Info" document below
Remote connection:
The workshop plenary presentations will be live streamed. To connect, please click here and follow the instructions.
To attend one of the parallel brainstorming sessions planned at 14:00, click on the corresponding link below:
- Session I - Open Access - policy, platforms, support
- Session II - Open Research Data - policy, platforms, support, reproducibility
- Session III - Policy drafting/negotiation and Data Management Plan for CHIST-ERA
Contacts:
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Dr. Ahmad Zein Assi
Scientific officer
+41 31 308 21 83 - chistera@snf.ch
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Rachel Rosa
Administration/organisation
+41 31 308 23 26 - div2@snf.ch
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