The Benefits of Open Science For You! The European Commission has pledged its support to improve accessibility and openness in science, but what does this mean for researchers?
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Open Science aims to open up the whole research cycle to society, reinforcing the idea of scientific knowledge as a public good. The goal of this event is to start building a roadmap for practicing Open Science, by gathering national and international experts from different disciplines and exchanging knowledge and good practices among participants.
Genome editing has the potential to revolutionise the treatment and prevention of diseases. But, this technology also raises a range of ethical, scientific and social issues. What responsibilities do scientific stakeholders have in consulting the public, and how can public opinion influence the future of genome editing research? Join the discussions at ESOF 2018 in Toulouse.
Researchers want to enhance their career prospects by publishing in well-regarded journals, building collaborative partnerships, acquiring funding, and creating innovative projects. It is still anongoing debate, whether aspects of Open Science such as Open Access, Open Data, and Public Engagement can provide this enhancement. Join the workshop at ESOF 2018.
The European Commission has pledged its support to improve accessibility and openness in science, but what does this mean for Research Funders? In this training session, organized by the ORION Open Science H2020 project, the concepts of Open Science will be explained and explored. This interactive workshop will allow participants...
Welcome to the ORION training session on understanding the challenges and benefits of Open Science at the Living Knowledge Conference in Budapest.
Welcome to the ORION training session on understanding the challenges and benefits of Open Science at the Living Knowledge Conference in Budapest.
Dr Luiza Bengtsson and Dr Emma A Harris from the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association (MDC) will be giving a series of brief talks from our colourful table in the 'Speed Dating' sessions about ORION Open Science Training answering questions.
The first workshop in preparation for ORION Public Dialogues took place on 22 February at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge. 15 delegates from all of ORION's partner institutions attended the event.
Exploring public opinion on genome editing
At the core of the ORION project is co-creation, which involves collaborating with different groups of people (public, policy, industry) to come up with new ideas to support and increase the impact of scientific research. Over the next two years the Babraham Institute, together with MDC in Germany, VA in Sweden, and CEITEC in the Czech Republic will launch a co-creation exercise on emerging technologies.