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International Open Access Week is celebrated all around the world each year. This year the University of Luxembourg will join forced towards the goal to prioritise approaches to open scholarship that serve the best interests of the academic community and members of the public. During the week in October we aim to raise the awareness and motivate our UL researchers around open access and open science in academia. We look forward to seeing you there!
PROGRAMME |
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Mon 21 Oct 14.30 – 17.30 |
Open science and academia – a glance at the future, guest seminar delivered by Prof. Nicolas Fressengeas, followed by a networking mixer event in Café Saga.This event is open to all researchers in Luxembourg. Read further below. |
| Mon 21 Oct 9.30 – 11hrs Online | Introduction to open access, FAIR principles, open science, RDM – all UL PhD students welcome! This event is online only. |
| Tue 22 Oct 14 - 17hrs | Workshop for PhDs at the Doctoral school for Humanities Belval - in person event |
| Thur 24 Oct 14 - 17hrs | Workshop for PhDs at Doctoral school for Economics Kirchberg - in person event |
| Fri 25 Oct 9 – 12hrs | Workshop for PhDs at Doctoral school for Science & Eng Belval - in person event |
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PhD students from Department of Law are welcome to attend the workshops on any other day. |
This is a registration only event. You may register to attend in-person, online, and for the free networking mixer in Cafe Saga. Individuals will be sent a confirmation in due course.
| Date & Time |
Monday 21 October 14.30 - 17.30, MSA Auditorium Room 330 Belval & hybrid. (Seminar is scheduled for one hour.) |
| Format |
This one-hour seminar will be followed by a short networking event with a selection of drinks and food in Café Saga. |
| Abstract |
There are many interlinked initiatives that affect the future of research and innovation landscape, most of them embedded in Open Science. How will these initiatives influence research and academia? This seminar will provide information about the UNESCO framework for open science and how the embedded principles drive the international Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) to align research objectives and evaluations. The seminar will bring awareness on the ongoing dialogue in relation to open science principles in the current academic landscape and beyond. |
| Speaker |
Prof. Nicolas Fressengeas. Professor, and Vice President, at Université de Lorraine, Adviser on Open Science to the Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation [MESRI] (France), and a key contributor to the UNESCO open science framework and forthcoming indicators. ORCiD profile https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5534-712X Personal webpage https://www.fressengeas.net/ Prof. Fressengeas will be introduced by Prof. Emma Schymanski, FNR ATTRACT Fellow; Head of Environmental Cheminformatics, Special Advisor: Open Science & Research Data Management. |
| Organiser |
The seminar is brought to you by the UL Open Science working group and the Luxembourg Learning Centre during the international open access week 21-25 October. It forms part of a broader awareness week, including training for doctoral schools. For any information on Open Science, visit our research support pages. |
| Registration |
Link to registeration for attending event in person, or online, and/or Cafe Saga |