Today, we were pleased to give an introduction to our open science activities at the University of Lübeck for medical students working on the medical doctorate (as part of the Seminar zu Promotion und Wissenschaftlichkeit in Studium und Praxis (ProWiSP)). With a smile, we started to provide a brief introduction into the recent reproducibility crisis …
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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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Today we had a very exciting exchange with Daniel Nüst from CODECHECK, located at the TU Dresden, Germany, organized by the German Reproducibility Network (GRN). CODECHECK supports code checkers who independently evaluate the authors’ code and execution of computations underlying scientific papers by providing them with a workflow, guidelines, and tools. Code checkers do not …
Today we had a very interesting meeting with the Responsible Metrics team of the BIH QUEST Center for Responsible Research. The meeting was organized by the German Reproducibility Network (GRN) to increase communication among initiatives that are part of the network and facilitate collaborations. The exchange with Responsible Metrics was very inspiring. Specifically their training …
Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on June 23 at 3 pm by Dr. Carsten Richter (Lübeck University/ IEBD | Institut für Entrepreneurship und Business Development) on “Reconciling Intellectual property and Open Science in the response to emerging diseases“ While Open Science is about providing unlimited access to scientific knowledge, the idea …
Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on Mai 19 at 3 pm by Clara Weber (Lübeck University/McGill University) on “Berlin Exchange Medicine – A contribution of student journals to Open Science” Clara Weber is an Open Science Officer and Editor in the Data and Statistics Section at BEM. She is studying medicine and …
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Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on March 8 at 9 am by Prof. Björn Brembs (University of Regensburg) on “Replacing academic journals” Björn Brembs is a neurobiologist and Professor of Neurogenetics in the Institute of Zoology at Regensburg University. In his laboratory, he studies how brains initiate behavior without instructions from the environment and how subsequent …
Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on February 17 at 11 am by Prof. Felix Schönbrodt (LMU Munich) on “Supporting Open Science practices through networks and institutions: Introducing the LMU Open Science Center and the German Reproducibility Network” Felix Schönbrodt is the managing director of the LMU Open Science Center. He obtained his PhD in psychology …
Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on January 27 at 3 pm by Prof. Sander van der Laan (Utrecht University) on ” Open Science and science in transition in Utrecht” Sander van der Laan is a (medical) biologist and assistant professor at the University Medical Center Utrecht. His research interest is focused on the genetic causes of …
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Dear colleagues, dear students, we would like to invite you to a talk on December 2 at 3 pm by Prof. Hauke Busch (Lübeck Institute of Experimental Dermatology) on “Omics Data, Databases and Open Science in Medicine and the Life Sciences”.High-Throughput “Omics” data from sequencing, proteomics and imaging have revolutionised life science research and medicine in recent years. Due to the cost, time and labor …
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