What a team!:) The Barcamp Open Science is so much more fun when the workload is shared. This year, we managed to welcome new enthusiasts from our Open Science bubble to the team - and it worked out wonderfully. Thanks to Chris, @Lambo, Maaike, @SusannAuer and @nuest (not on the picture)!
The sessions were once again incredibly exciting this year, and we’ll be sharing more about them soon :)
Still have a look at this year’s call for the #OpenScience Conference (8–9 October in Hamburg)! #OSC2025. We are looking for Solution Sessions, Discussion Sessions, and Posters/Demos.
🗓️ The submission deadline is 23 May.
👉 Submission details: https://www.open-science-conference.eu/calls2025/
💡 Submit or explore existing ideas for solution / discussion sessions: https://www.open-science-conference.eu/ideas/
See you in Hamburg? 😊
For two years now, the Open Economics Guide of @ZBW_MediaTalk has been providing practical information and tips (not only but especially for researchers from economics and business studies) on open practices (#OpenScience). So far with a focus on #OpenAccess and #Open Data.
Now we have added another important topic with #OpenEducationalResources (#OER). How do I create and publish open teaching and learning materials? Where can I find existing OER?
Find out more: https://openeconomics.zbw.eu/en/
Boost your research success in economics The ZBW Open Economics Guide shows you how to use Open Science methods and tools – such as Open Access and Open Data – to make your research more efficient and visible! This is Open Science Your browser does not support the video tag. Open Science Tools Introduction to
