Open Science Implementation
On this page you find a collection of hands-on Use Cases that can be reused and tailored to your projects. Gain access to tools, templates and best practices to support your Open Science initiatives.
Open Science Policies
These documents are essential for institutions looking to create effective Open Science policies, offering clear guidance on promoting transparency, collaboration, Open Access, and aligning with global standards like those from UNESCO and the European Commission. Let’s listen to our AI-generated podcast for deeper insights and expert perspectives.
Research Assessment and Career Paths
Austria’s research system is evolving to offer more flexible and sustainable career paths for researchers, with national recommendations aligned to the European Research Area. To explore how these changes could shape the future of research careers, listen to our AI-generated podcast for deeper insights and expert perspectives.
Open Science & Research Data Management Training Courses
This collection of Research Data Management (RDM) courses covers a wide range of essential topics such as data management planning, FAIR principles, Open Science, and practical tools for researchers and institutions, offering diverse learning methods from self-study to blended learning programs. Listen to our AI-generated podcast for deeper insights and expert perspectives on enhancing your RDM practices.
Certificate Course Data Steward, University of Vienna (Austria), 15 ECTS, continuing education
Certificate Course Research Data Management, TH Köln (Germany), 8 ECTS, continuing education
Self-study Course Research Data Management, CSC (Finland), 1 ECTS, general course for everybody
Introduction into Research Data Management, TU Wien (Austria), 3 ECTS, for bachelor and master students
Open Science for Engineers and Researchers, Chalmers (Sweden), 7.5 ECTS, for students at an advanced level
Open Science and Reproducible Research, Karolinska Institute (Sweden), 3 ECTS, for PhD students
Responsible Conduct of Research, SDU (Denmark), 2 ECTS, for PhD students
Open Science MOOC, TU Delft (Netherlands), 6 weeks á 3-4 hours, for PhD students
Research Data Management and Open Science, PoliTO (Italy), 15 hours, for PhD students
Open Science Community Building
These sources explore the benefits and challenges of adopting Open Science practices within the scientific community, highlighting how Open Science Communities serve as key platforms for knowledge sharing and the need for institutional support to ensure its widespread adoption. For more insights, check out our AI-generated podcast.
Open Science Training Networks
Our curated collection of Open Science training networks brings together a wealth of resources and communities dedicated to advancing Open Science practices. These networks serve as collaborative platforms where researchers, educators, and institutions can share knowledge, tools, and strategies for implementing Open Science in their work. Whether you’re new to Open Science or looking to deepen your understanding, these networks provide valuable opportunities for learning, skill development, and community engagement. Explore how institutional support, shared resources, and peer-to-peer learning are driving the future of scientific research.
EOSC-Pillar: Podcast on Open Science 2022
