Rationale: Open Science literacy can offer future post-graduates an essential advantage of building a strong research profile, becoming more competitive at national and EU proposal funding, and have the capacity to bridge the gap between academia and the public on most societal challenges. This informal morning session will foster dialogue between ministry representatives, Open Science advocates and practitioners and Doctoral School administrators in the Scandinavian region. The session will be forward looking, and examine strategic benefits and barriers for making Open Science standard graduate training alongside research excellence training.

The event was attended by 38 representatives of Doctoral Schools from Finland (see list of attendees below).

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Program:
By invitation only, is targeted to the doctoral school and programme directors and coordinators, and other admin staff dealing with doctoral training.

10.00 Welcoming words (Keijo Hämäläinen, Vice-Rector, UH)
10.10 Case example, open science in Environmental Physics (Ari Asmi, Researcher, UH)
10.30 Case Example: Why Should EU Graduate Schools teach Open Science alongside research excellence? (Ivo Grigorov, Project Coordinator, DTU)
10.50 Discussion
11.00 Open science and research initiative (Anita Lehikoinen, Permanent Secretary, MoEC)
11.10 Open science tools available for Finnish higher education (Saara Värttö, Development Manager, CSC)
• Open Science and Research Handbook
• IDA - Storage service for research data
• Etsin - Research data finder
• AVAA - Open data publishing platform
11.50 Discussion
12.00 Closing

Venue: Lecture Hall 2, Biomedicum Helsinki Haartmaninkatu 8, 00290 Helsinki
13.00 Opening words, Anna Mauranen (Vice-Rector, University of Helsinki)
13.10 Open access publishing, citations and editorial policies, Juha Kere (Karolinska Institutet, University of Helsinki, Folkhälsan)
13.35 Altmetrics and visibility, Jukka Englund (Helsinki University Library, Terkko)
13.50 Winning Horizon 2020 with Open Science, Ivo Grigorov (DTU-Aqua, Technical University of Denmark)
14.15 Coffee break
14.35 Publications, Open availability and Research Funding, Eeva Nyrövaara (Research Affairs, University of Helsinki)
14.55 Open Science and Research Policy, Juha Haataja (Ministry of Education and Culture)
15.15 Trends in Open Access Publishing, Mikael Laakso (Hanken School of Economics)
15.35 Time for questions and discussion
15.50 Concluding remarks, Kimmo Tuominen (Helsinki University Library)
16.00-17.00 Open bar panel with Mikael Laakso, Ivo Grigorov; Atrium C2, Biomedicum Helsinki


WHO ATTENDED?
Ilkka Reenilä, DPDR, DPCVM / DSHealth / Univ. Helsinki;
Nina Blom, Univ. of Helsinki;
Gretchen Repasky, FIMM, DSHealth, DPBM, FINDOS;
Keijo Hämäläinen, Univ. of Helsinki;
Katri Vehviläinen-Julkunen, Univ. of Eastern Finland;
Riikka Pellinen, Univ. of Eastern Finland;
Maija Urponen, Univ. of Helsinki;
Sievi Eeva, Univ. of Helsinki;
Maria Ljung, Åbo Akademi University;
Anneli Ahvenniemi, Aalto University;
Tapio Lokki, Aalto University / SCI;
Eeva Valve, University of Turku;
Tua Hindersson-Söderholm, Svenska handelshögskolan;
Jutta Kajander, Univ. of Helsinki;
Riikka Palonkorpi, Helsingin yliopisto;
Hannes Lohi, Univ. of Helsinki;
Antti Mäkitie, Univ. of Helsinki Central Hospital;
Mathias Björklund Hanken, Svenska handelshögskolan;
Maija Tiippana-Usvasalo, Farmasian tiedekunta;
Tuula Oksanen, University of Jyväskylä;
Karen Sims-Huopaniemi, Univ. of Helsinki;
Fredrik Karlsson, Åbo Akademi;
Karin Hemmann, Univ. of Helsinki;
kaisa Korhonen-Kurki, Univ. of Helsinki;
Olli-Pekka Kaurahalme, Turun yliopisto;