Who are we?
We are a group of researchers, educators, students, and librarians who are interested in promoting Open Science at Freie Universität Berlin. We are looking for like-minded people from all disciplines and parts of the university to exchange open science views, news, and skills. Everyone is welcome.
What are we doing?
Upcoming Events:
- September 5th: Organizational Meeting
- September 26th: Public Event "Utopias of Open Science"
- October: Open Access Week incl. Open Hardware Workshop
- November 7th: "I hate Open Science"
Latest Activities
To get the community started, we set up two Open-Science-related events in the summer term 2019:
- Networking and Discussion Event: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Open Science and Open Scholarship (June 6th 2019)
- Networking and Discussion Event: Practices of Open Science and Open Scholarship (July 4th 2019)
What is Open Science?
Open Science aims to make all parts of the research cycle as accessible as possible for as many people as possible. It applies to all disciplines, the sciences and the humanities, from Archaeology to Zoology. Open Science includes (but is not limited to):
- transparent and reproducible research
- open access to research publications
- research data sharing
- open source research software
- open educational resources
- open lab notebooks
- etc.
I have a question!
Just contact any of our members. For organizational questions, contact Christina.
We have a webpage as well!
Join our mailing list:
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