Turku
At this year's edition of the traditional Open Science and Research Winter Conference, we will explore multilingualism from various perspectives.
Subject term search
23.5.2024
Citizen science makes participation in research available for everyone. Take the Citizen Science Survey and win a gift card!
online
This webinar will present the Peer Review Information Service for Monographs (PRISM) and discuss how it can be used in research assessment.
28.3.2024
Giulia Masoero studies how climate change affects birds. She wants to be as open and transparent as possible by sharing her data and code, and also encourages other researchers to practise Open Science.
18.3.2024
The Open Science and Research Reference Architecture 2024–2030 provides an overview of the national target state for open science and research in 2030 and assesses its current state.
18.3.2024
The Open Science and Research Reference Architecture 2024–2030 provides an overview of the national target state for open science and research in 2030 and assesses its current state.
Open Science and Research Reference Architecture 2024–2030
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12.3.2024
Do you or does your background organisation have an ongoing Open Science project or initiative? Come and present it at the Open Science and Research Summer Conference!
8.3.2024
Greetings from Edinburgh! The 18th edition of the International Digital Curation Conference (IDCC) was organized between 19-21 February 2024 in Scotland. The Best Poster Award for Siiri Fuchs, Pinja Immonen and Päivi Rauste from CSC.
Tieteiden talo
Zoom
The Reference Architecture for Open Science and Research 2024–2030 will be published in a hybrid event organized on March 19, 2024.
Aalto-yliopisto
Zoom
Open Science and Research Summer Conference 2024 is an event organised by the National Coordination of Open Science and Research, Aalto University, and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. Theme for the 2024 Summer Conference is "We <3 Data".
22.1.2024
The ROSiE (Responsible Open Science in Europe) project is finishing at the end of February.
Helsingin yliopisto
The seminar, organised by the National Library of Finland, will discuss the significance and opportunities of open science on the one hand, and the role of digital cultural heritage in society on the other.