Objectives

• To present the critical issues of the current system of scientific communication;
• provide a 360-degree overview of Open Science and its potential, exploring the context of EOSC;
• provide in detail the operational tools for doing Open Science in practice, with the help of an interactive game;
• delve into the logic and benefits of Open Access and practical tools with a particular focus on Diamond Open Access;
• delve into the obligations arising from Horizon Europe;
• understand the three basic steps of a) managing the data b) make them FAIR by design c) if possible, make them Open
• provide basic skills on managing data of research and on writing a Data Management Plan (DMP) with a hands-on exercise.

Program

This course will be held:

Monday 24 March 2 p.m.-6 p.m.
Room Gamma 1, Feruglio Classrooms.
Via delle Scienze 212 Rizzi Science Pole, Udine

Tuesday 25 March 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Master Classroom, 1 Rizzi Science Library.
Via Fausto Schiavi, 44, Rizzi Science Pole, Udine

Speaker

Dr. Elena Giglia, Open Science Project Unit, Research, Innovation and Internationalization Directorate, University of Turin

Registration

On the PhD Notebook by March 17, 2025.

Further information

The training will be held in-person with interactive activities, in English.

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