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ZEIT Online: Lasst das Los entscheiden!

Die Vergabe von Forschungsgeldern ist aufwendig und oft unfair. Helfen könnte der Zufall. Ein Gastbeitrag von Sören Krach und Finn Lübber, Mitglieder der Open Science Initiative Lübeck.  Der ganze Artikel ist hier zu finden: https://www.zeit.de/2023/41/forschungsfoerderung-wissenschaft-losverfahren-bildung-reform

Tagesspiegel: Auslosen, wer sich um Mittel bewerben darf?

Fördergelder in der Wissenschaft Der Wettbewerb um Fördergelder in der Wissenschaft ist hoch kompetitiv. Wer es an der Universität bis zur gut benoteten Promotion geschafft hat, dürfe die folgende Situation gut kennen: Man wird ermutigt, weiterzuforschen, doch um die Finanzierung für das nächste Projekt gilt es, sich selbst zu kümmern… Von Eva Murašov Der ganze Artikel ist hier zu finden: https://www.tagesspiegel.de/wissen/fordergelder-in-der-wissenschaft-auslosen-wer-sich-um-mittel-bewerben-darf-10166971.html The comment, “Rethink funding by …

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New publication by members of the OSI Lübeck: “Rethink funding by putting the lottery first”

Rethink funding Researchers propose a new way to restructure grant allocation, promoting inclusivity, innovation, and cost reduction. LÜBECK UNIVERSITY, Germany – The allocation process of funding to researchers is far from optimal. A recent project of the Open Science Initiative at the University of Lübeck (Germany) has put forward a new proposal to challenge and …

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“Quality research needs good working conditions” on June 1st

Dear Colleagues and Students, Our next guest is Dr Rima-Maria Rahal, postdoc at the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods (Cologne). Rima-Maria Rahal will speak about her latest paper on why “Quality research needs good working conditions“, published in Nature Human Behavior. We are excited to discuss this important and timely topic on …

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Panel discussion „The future of scientific publishing“

Dear colleagues, dear students,  we would like to invite you to the next event in our Open Science event series. On Thursday, 8 December, at 3 pm, Jeanette Erdmann, Sören Krach and Jonas Obleser will host a panel discussion on “The future of scientific publishing”. Traditional as well as innovative publication models of different journals …

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Automating Open Science. Using digital tools to assist research and communication

Dear colleagues, dear students, as part of our Open Science lecture series, next Thursday February 23 at 3 pm André Calero Valdez, one of the winners of the Open Science Award of the University last year, will give a talk titled “Automating Open Science. Using digital tools to assist research and communication”.André Calero Valdez studied …

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