Course presentation
Description
Open research is becoming the new normal and an increasing number of funders requires that researchers publish open access and share their data, methods and tools to improve research transparency and reproducibility. It also contributes to increased rigor, robustness and visibility of research studies. But what does it mean to make your research open and reproducible? And how do you do it?
In this course, we will introduce the concepts and policies within open research and reproducibility and give an overview over different components of open research. We will also discuss the benefits, challenges and ways of implementing these practices in your own research.
We will wrap up with a question and answer session where you will be able to ask us any questions you might have about open and reproducible research!
Target Audience
Primarily PhD students, postdocs, researchers, and research support staff at the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital. There are a few spots for external participants and participants from other Norwegian/Nordic universities are especially welcome to attend.
Learning Objectives
After the course, you will:
- know what open and reproducible research is and why it is increasingly important
- have an overview over new open research policies and research assessment systems
- be familiar with different components of open research
- have an overview over ways to increase transparency and reproducibility of research studies
Setup
The course will take place digitally on Zoom and meeting link will be sent out to the registered participants the day before the course.
Contact
Agata Bochynska, PhD | agata.bochynska@ub.uio.no
Open Research and Digital Scholarship Center, University of Oslo Library