From 21 to 23 October 2024, Open Science Week 2024 will take place through online conferences on the Zoom platform. Organized by the Open Science Working Group of the Association of University Libraries of the Czech Republic, this three-day event brings a range of interesting lectures, discussions and practical demonstrations focused on Open Access, open data and other open science practices to help you better navigate the world of open science and meet the requirements of grant agencies. In addition to the theoretical lectures, you can look forward to practical demonstrations and sharing experiences by experts from different institutions who will share their knowledge in open publishing, repositories and data management.
EOSC CZ representatives will present several important topics related to data governance and open publishing.
Matyáš Hiřman from Charles University and Martin Schätz and Aleš Mučka from VŠB-TUO will focus on the role of data stewards, an emerging job position that plays a key role in research data management.
Other experts will also speak during Open Science Week, sharing their experiences with transformation contracts, ORCID profiles or ethical pitfalls when working with sensitive data. Last but not least, you can look forward to topics such as preregistration, registered reports, electronic lab journals and the use of citizen science.
The official Open Science Week 2024 website contains the complete program and registration.
On 21-23 October, the EOSC Symposium 2024 took place in Berlin, attracting over 450 in-person participants and more than 900 online from over 60 countries. The event provided an opportunity to discuss the future of EOSC. It kicked off with the launch of the first EOSC EU Node, the key to connecting European data services and infrastructure.
On 21-23 October 2024, Open Science Week under the auspices of the Open Science Working Group of the Association of University Libraries (AKVŠ), took place in an online meeting format. The three-day programme featured a series of lectures and discussions on the development of open science, data stewardship and practical tools to help researchers in their daily practice.
