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Open Science Week

23-27 September 2024

To celebrate and recognize the crucial role of Open Science in the advancement of science, the Network of Open Science Communities in the Netherlands (OSC-NL) organises its first OSC-NL National Open Science Week.

Programme:

Monday (23 September)

12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Orange room

Universities and Open Hardware

Join the panel discussion on the evolution of open hardware in universities, its role in innovation and accessibility, and real-world impacts like CERN's repository. Discover cost-effective, sustainable solutions and network with experts. Speakers: Hayley Hung, Arti Tyagi & Begum Tanis.
12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Blue room

Open Science and Industry: Partnership Challenges and Opportunities

Open Science principles are vital for research validation and public service, yet collaborations with industry may create conflicting pressures to temporarily keep data and methods confidential. Speakers: Roland Schmehl, Joost de Winter & Nandini Bhattacharya.
12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Orange room

Universities and Open Hardware
12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Blue room

Open Science and Industry: Partnership Challenges and Opportunities

Tuesday (24 September)

12.30 - 15.15, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Ethical AI: sparking debate in academia *Registration closed*

Explore AI's impact on research during this lunch café. Debate on AI in education, an introduction to AI regulations, and a deep dive into licenses for AI-generated data. Speakers: Alessandro Bozzon, Aaron Ding, Jonne Maas, Martin Sand, Marcell Varkonyi, Curtis Sharma & Karin Bodganova.
12.30 - 15.15, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Ethical AI: sparking debate in academia

Wednesday (25 September)

12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Orange room

Beyond the Lab: Harnessing the Power of Science with Citizens

Join the panel discussion on Citizen Science in its journey of involving non-academics in research. Adress challenges, engage with non-Academic researchers, and how to utilize TU Delft’s support services for successful projects. Speakers: Margaret Gold, Marc Schleiss, Uta Wehn & Femke Werkman.
12:30 - 13:45, TU Delft Library, Orange room

Beyond the Lab: Harnessing the Power of Science with Citizens

Thursday (26 September)

12:30 - 13:30, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Cancelled - Peer Review Showdown: Navigating the Future of Scholarly Publishing

Join the debate on peer review in scholarly publishing with Sam Perkins from SAGE and Dr. Frank van der Hoeven from TU Delft, focusing on peer reviewer responsibilities in Open Access contexts.
Thursday 26 September 12:00 - Friday 27 September 15:00, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Diverse approaches to monitoring Open Science

Join the workshop on monitoring Open Science in the Netherlands, focusing on supporting diverse practices and informing national transformation. Connect with experts to discuss progress and share insights from existing initiatives.
12:30 - 13:30, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Peer Review Showdown: Navigating the Future of Scholarly Publishing
12:00 - Friday 27 September 15:00, TU Delft Library, Main hall

Diverse approaches to monitoring Open Science

The Open Science Week will focus on the growing recognition within the research community of open science's critical impact on scientific progress and innovation. While open science garners broad support, its practical implementation often faces challenges due to the additional time and resources that are required. 

Resources 

This Open Science Week aims to bridge the gap between the ideal and the practice by raising awareness about the various support services and structures in place. Such as the Digital Competency Center, the Open Science Programme and the Open Science Community Delft. These resources are designed to ease the application of open science principles, providing researchers with the necessary tools and funding to adopt more open and collaborative scientific practices. By highlighting these resources, the hope is to encourage more researchers to embrace open science, ultimately fostering a more transparent, inclusive, and efficient scientific landscape. 

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