2023
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Lecture by Dr. Armin Glatzmeier (Freie Universität Berlin) at the Colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
Research Assessment at BUA
Location: Webex
Closing the Gap in Non-Latin Script Data
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Beatrice Gründler (Freie Universität Berlin), Dr. Theodore Beers (Freie Universität Berlin), Dr. Jonas Müller-Laackmann (Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Carl von Ossietzky Hamburg) at the Colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
CRediT - Give credit where it's due.
Lecture by Amelya Keles (Berlin Exchange Medicine) (tbc) at the Colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
Die Open Science Strategie in der BUA
Location: Webex
What is 'research quality'? Disciplinary dimensions and perspectives
Panel discussion organized by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, and Humanities, the Einstein Foundation Berlin, the QUEST Center at the Berlin Institute of Health of the Charité, and the Berlin University Alliance.
Location: Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Einstein Hall, Academy Building at Gendarmenmarkt, Jägerstr. 22/23, 10117 Berlin.
QUEST Seminar on Responsible Research
By Ugo Moschini, Data scientist at the Data Analysis Office, Research Organization Department, Italian Institute of Technology, Italy
Groundwork for AI: Enforcing a benchmark for neoantigen prediction in personalized cancer immunotherapy
Event organized by the Robert K. Merton Center for Science Studies.
BUA Open Science Dashboards - development of indicators and screening tools for prototypical implementation.
Presentation by Dr. Maxi Kindling, Open Access Office Berlin and Dr. Evgeny Bobrov, QUEST / Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin at the colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
Responsible Supervision from the perspective of the PhD candidate and the supervisor
Event organized in the framework of the QUEST Seminar on Responsible Research (QSRR)
Research Quality and Value from the perspective of an Excellence Cluster
Lecture by Dr. René Bernard, Exzellenzcluster NeuroCure / Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin at the colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
OBUA Lunch Talk
"The potential impact of AI generated texts on good scientific practice and Ombuds work"
Location: Webex
Open.Make - Towards Open and Fair Hardware
Lecture by Dr. Robert Mies (Technische Universität Berlin) at the colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: Webex
Open Innovation
Cooperation with politics, civil society and industry is often understood as a programmatic third mission for universities and is currently being called for again to a greater extent. Open Science practices such as translational research in medicine, transdisciplinary approaches, Citizen Science or Open Innovation promise to support such collaborations. Dr. Gregana Romanova (University of Copenhagen / Denmark) will introduce the concept of 'Open Innovation' and report from her research on cooperation between universities and companies in Denmark. Marte Sybil Kessler, program area manager for "Innovation, Transfer and Cooperation" at the Stifterverband, will participate as a discussant. The event will be held in English. The lecture, which is aimed equally at students and an interested professional audience, will take place as part of the lecture series "Open Science and Research Quality" in the winter semester 2022-23, which is jointly organized by the Berlin University Alliance and its focus area Advancing Research Quality and Value, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, and the Robert K. Merton Center for Science Research. The lecture series began on October 17, 2022, and takes place every Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. (c.t.). Abstract of the Lecture Series: Not only since the pandemic has there been a consensus in science and society that research must meet the highest scientific standards. Science should produce valid research results and inform society and politics. This results in a whole range of requirements for modern "good" science. At the same time, the understanding of what constitutes good science can vary. Accessibility and transparency, traceability and verifiability, interdisciplinarity, and inclusion of non-academic actors are widely accepted as general characteristics in this context. How these criteria can be implemented in each specific field, on the other hand, is not always clear. While the question of sustainable improvement of research quality and the implementation of measures within the framework of the Open Science movement is already extensively discussed in some disciplines and good practice examples already exist in large numbers (e.g., in the life sciences), concrete recommendations for action in other disciplines can be searched for in vain (e.g., humanities). The variance of the different disciplines, the demand for more uniform standards in science and the related problems will be discussed in this event with different international speakers. The theoretical discussion will be framed by concrete "good practice" examples from different disciplines. The lecture is aimed at students of the MA program in Science Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and is open to Master's and PhD students of all disciplines and institutions of the Berlin University Alliance. The event is also open to an interested (professional) audience. Sessions of the lecture series are held in German and English.
Location: The lecture and discussion will be held digitally: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/69414265610 Meeting ID: 694 1426 5610 One tap mobile +496950502596,,69414265610# Germany +496971049922,,69414265610# Germany
Diamond Open Access - Where is science communication heading?
Location: The lecture and discussion will be held digitally: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/69414265610 Meeting ID: 694 1426 5610 One tap mobile +496950502596,,69414265610# Germany +496971049922,,69414265610# Germany
Publication Bias - Analysis of Non-Publication and Non-Reception of Results in Disciplinary Comparison
Lecture by Dr. Helen Niemeyer (Freie Universität Berlin) and Dr. Felicitas Heßelmann (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) at the colloquium of the Objective 3.
Location: digital
Legal issues in Open Science
Location: The lecture and discussion will be held digitally: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/69414265610 Meeting ID: 694 1426 5610 One tap mobile +496950502596,,69414265610# Germany +496971049922,,69414265610# Germany
Data Feminism
What is hidden behind the concept of 'Data Feminism'? And what does it mean for scientific work with data and for research data?
Location: The event takes place digitally: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/69414265610 Meeting ID: 694 1426 5610 One tap mobile +496950502596,,69414265610# Germany +496971049922,,69414265610# Germany
How can "good research" be evaluated?
Stephen Curry, Imperial College London und DORA, am 9. Januar 2023 live in Berlin!
Location: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Unter den Linden 6, 10117 Berlin, Hauptgebäude, 2. Stock, Hörsaal 3038