Managing Open Science

12 January 2016 |

This course will introduce researchers and research managers to the concept of Open Science (Open Access to publications and Open Data) and its implications for their work. Practical steps that can be taken to help with the preparation of proposals (especially in Horizon 2020), as well as for the management of Open Data in research projects will be described. An exercise on writing a Data Management Plan (DMP) will give insights into what to include and offer feedback on proposed approaches. Pointers will be given to useful tools and resources, as well as case studies and other real-world examples.

Time	Session	Lead
09:00	Welcome and introductions	Eva Maria Moar
09:15	Introduction to Open Science [slides] What is Open Science? Why are its benefits and drivers? Which data should and should not be shared? How to make your papers and data open	Martin Donnelly
09:45	Horizon 2020 and Data Management Plans [slides] What is required in the European Commission pilot? What is a Data Management Plan, and why are they useful? How to comply with EC expectations	Sarah Jones
10:15	Demonstration of DMPonline How does the tool support researchers to write DMPs? How can it be customised by institutions?	Sarah Jones
10:30	Coffee
11:00	Exercise on writing a Data Management Plan [slides] Based on example plans and the DCC Checklist, pick one or two common themes and draft a response to the questions based on your research Share your ideas with your partner/group to discuss	All
12:00	Open Science – putting the principles into practice [slides] Open Science, step-by-step Open Access in practice Data management approaches Useful tools and resources Data licensing and IPR	Martin Donnelly
12:30	Close

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