Courses
OpenScienceLab actively participates in collaborative open training events and activities, promoting transparency, collaboration, and innovation within the scientific community.
Activities we have carried out
➤ UC3M Ticket 2 Open Science
The Ticket to Open Science is a course designed to equip PhD candidates at UC3M with the minimum viable skillset” for early career researchers in Open Science, combining conceptual foundations, policy awareness, and hands-on practice. Since its first edition, the programme has been held several times:
➤ Workshop Focus on Open Science
The Workshop Focus on Open Science was a training activity that covered three key pillars of Open Science: FAIR research data, research assessment, and citizen science. It also included a panel discussion on the challenges of Open Science and its implementation in universities. Organized by the Vice-Rectorate for Scientific Policy, the event provided a transversal training credit for doctoral students.
➤ Winning Horizon2020 with Open Science
Winning Horizon 2020 with Open Science was a seminar organized by the Vice-Rectorate for Strategy and Digital Education, in collaboration with the FOSTER project. It was aimed at UC3M doctoral students and focused on Open Science practices in the new research landscape within the Horizon 2020 funding program
➤ 2nd CRUP/CRUE Worksop on Open Science
The Workshop Focus on Open Science was a training activity that covered three key pillars of Open Science: FAIR research data, research assessment, and citizen science. It also included a panel discussion on the challenges of Open Science and its implementation in universities. Organized by the Vice-Rectorate for Scientific Policy, the event provided a transversal training credit for doctoral students.
➤ THOR Bootcamp
The Thor Bootcamp supported UC3M doctoral students and researchers in publishing their research data for maximum impact. It covered topics like where to publish data, how to ensure proper citation, and how to use persistent identifiers (ORCID, DOI) to track and enhance research visibility, in line with increasing open publication requirements from organizations like the European Commission (H2020).
