Packaging Research for Open Scholarship
Basic data for this talk
Type of talk: practical Talk
Name der Vortragenden: Nüst, Daniel
Date of talk: 25/01/2019
Talk language: English
Information about the event
Name of the event: Kolloquium des Lehrstuhls für Geoinformatik
Event period: 25/01/2019
Event location: Friedrich Schiller Universität Jena, Jena, Deutschland
Organised by: Lehrstuhl für Geoinformatik, Institut für Geographie
Abstract
Scientific breakthroughs are build on previous research. Open Science allows everyone to read (Open Access), contribute to (Open Peer Review), extend upon (Open Data, Open Source), improve (Open Methodology), and teach (Open Educational Resources) the latest research results. Transparency and collaboration are on their way to become the norm across all academic disciplines. Changes are sometimes driven from within, but also imposed from the outside (funders, journals). This fast pace poses challenges to researchers of all career stages who must adapt their habits and workflows, and continuously update their toolboxes. In this talk, we take a brief tour de force across open scholarship's building blocks, people's roles, and best practices. Then we explore different packaging mechanisms that help scientists to improve the reproducibility of their research: research compendia, containerisation or virtual environments can help graduate students, post-docs or professors to increase the quality, efficiency, and reach of their research, collaborations, reviews, and teaching.Keywords: data science; reproducibility; open science; open scholarship
Speakers from the University of Münster
| Nüst, Daniel |
Projects the talk is about
Duration: 01/11/2015 - 31/12/2018 | 1st Funding period Funded by: DFG - Scientific Library Services and Information Systems Type of project: Individual project |