Speaker
Volker Beckmann
(MESR / DGRI / SSRI / A7)
Description
As a researcher, you are not only producing scientific articles. Most likely, you are creating valuable data sets, that could be re-used and used in a different context if available and in the right format. You might produce software that might benefit other researchers.
Open and FAIR Science is the concept of sharing research results and ensuring that data are indeed FAIR, i.e. findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.
In this lecture we explore the path to Open and FAIR Science. What does it require, what are the benefits and risks? Where can one find help and what is done at national and international level to make Open Science possible?
