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4 March 2025 training | CZ

Fundamentals of Research Data Management

This course is held in the Czech language.

The lecture provides participants, especially PhD students, project data managers/curators/stewards or national or international grant investigators, with an insight into the basic practices of research data management (RDM) with an emphasis on FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles and motivation in the context of Open Science (OS). Participants will be introduced to basic terminology and, through examples and discussion, will learn the fundamentals of good RDM practice. Graduates of the course will have a basic overview of the field of RDM in the context of OS, will be able to apply FAIR principles to their projects, and will know resources for further self-education in this area.

 

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2# Building FAIR skills at a national level

workshop | EN

In this session, explore strategies for instilling FAIR principles—making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable - at both national and European Union scales. From outlining effective national-level plans to fostering collaboration through the development of FAIR Competences Centre Networks, this workshop aims to equip participants with actionable insights to navigate the FAIR data landscape. This event is organised in conjunction with the Skills4EOSC project.

Assessing national current FAIR-enabling capabilities

workshop | EN

700 research organisations, funders, assessment authorities, professional societies, and their associations have agreed on a common direction and principles for reforming the assessment of research, researchers and research organisations, outlined in the Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment. They are also committed to implementing changes within their organisations.
The Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment, CoARA, offers a platform for collaboration and mutual learning. However, given the complex substance of the reform process, providing support for institutions to test, design, and carry out in-depth institutional changes is also of paramount importance to implement the Agreement commitments.
This two-hour workshop will focus on the topic of research assessment to help the selected candidates to draft their FAIR implementation action plan by taking into account the research assessment aspect.

Digital Object Identifier DOI and its national support in the Czech Republic

training | CZ

This course is held in the Czech language.
The persistent identifier DOI (digital object identifier) is used in science communication to permanently and unambiguously identify objects such as scientific articles or research data sets. The training will explain what this identifier can be used for, how its assignment works, and possible alternatives. The training will also present the existing support for implementing DOIs at the national level in the Czech R&D and innovation environment within the CARDS project. Finally, participants will learn how the DOI will be used in the National Repository, a document repository launched in 2025.

Engaging researchers with FAIR-ness

workshop | EN

The aim of this workshop was to introduce methods for supporting the engagement of research communities in the FAIR data movement, both as data producers and users. The focus is on the importance of national level initiatives and policies. Drawing from a span of different experiences, including the EOSC 'Researcher Engagement & Adoption Task Force (REA TF), the workshop shared insights on engaging research communities. The challenges at both EOSC and the national level are similar, requiring the engagement of diverse stakeholders from various scientific communities with distinct approaches to research data. The workshop includes discussions on potential methodologies that can be implemented to effectively communicate with a wide-ranging community and activity involve them in the dynamic of FAIR data.

FAIR-EASE Open Day on Open Science for Earth Systems

training | EN

Earth system domains are interconnected, but the present digital architecture is based essentially on distributed and domain-dependent data repositories inducing real difficulties for integrated uses of all the environmental data. This creates barriers for several studies with large societal impacts, such as climate change, agriculture and food, human safety and health.
To go beyond this state-of-the-art, the overall objective of FAIR-EASE is to customize and operate distributed and integrated services for observation and modelling of the Earth system, environment and biodiversity by improving their different components implemented in close cooperation with user-communities, the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and research infrastructures.

FAIR-IMPACT's 2nd open call for National-Level Initiatives Webinars

webinar | EN

FAIR-IMPACT's second open call for Route 1 for expert support (non-financial) for National-Level Initiatives launched in June, 2024. This open call includes support actions in implementing a FAIR action plan in your country, as well as share knowledge of existing tools and good practices in different countries for the practical implementation of FAIR Methodologies to engage decision-makers, research performing organisations and researchers for FAIR Knowledge exchange with peers

FAIR Implementation Profile – an Effective Way towards FAIR Community Standards

training | ENG

In this workshop, we will present one of the most significant developments in the field of methods and tools for the optimal implementation of the FAIR Principles - FAIR Implementation Profile (FIP), which is a methodology developed within the GO FAIR initiative through which the scientific and research communities have the opportunity to express their choices of standards, technologies, tools and procedures by which they fulfil the FAIR principles. The methodology and related tools are planned to be used in the OS I and OS II projects.

Legal aspects of research data management

training | CZ

This course is held in the Czech language.

The seminar Legal Aspects of Research Data Management will provide fundamental insight into managing personal data and the related intellectual property legal regimes. The seminar will introduce a short contextual lecture that will place the legal aspects of research data management in the different contexts which participants may encounter within the academic environment (project, commercialisation, etc.). Following this, two expert lectures will be given ("data and personal data" and "data and intellectual property"). Finally, there will be a summary and final discussion followed by putting theory into practical questions and answers.

Skills4EOSC Minimum Viable Skills Profiles: Implementation using FAIR Signposting

webinar | EN

This webinar aims to provide an overview of the Catalogue of MVS profiles developed within Skills4EOSC, and how the project implemented the FAIR Signposting approach developed by FAIR IMPACT so that they can be more easily read and understood by automated agents. The workshop is a great venue to discuss and think about how one can take a similar approach to take advantage of the MVS profiles and/or describe and make available other types of work and materials. This event is organised in conjunction with the Skills4EOSC project.

Didn't find the training or materials you were looking for? Do you have a suggestion for a training that would benefit the scientific community, or are you interested in customized, tailor-made training? Contact the EOSC CZ Training Center.

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