On June 4th, VLIR (the Flemish Interuniversity Council) will organize a Foster workshop in Brussels with the title “Embracing data management, bridging the gap between theory and practice”.
This workshop on open science and research data management aims to train young researchers and their supervisors in the current practices of open science and data management and is meant to be an inspirational day for them. Practical topics will be addressed such as copyright, data management planning, dealing with repositories, etc.
The following speakers have confirmed their presence
Ignace Lemahieu, Director of Research Department at Ghent University
Daniel Spichtinger, Senior Policy & Project Officer for Open Access (Publications/Data), European Commission
Gwen Franck, Regional Coordinator Europe Creative Commons
Joris Deene, Lawyer, SA&S
Inge van Nieuwerburgh, OpenAIRE
Lennart Martens, Professor of Systems Biology at Ghent University, Group Leader VIB, member of the 'Jonge Academie'
Marnix van Berchum, Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS)
Jan Ooghe & Hannelore Van Haverbeke, KU Leuven
Veerle Van den Eynden, Manager Research Data Management Team, UK Data Archive
Raf Guns, Information and Library Science, University of Antwerp
Johan Verbeeck, Department of Physics, University of Antwerp
Robert Ulrich, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Contact information
Agenda
Open access to research data in a European policy context
Daniel Spichtinger & Jarkko Siren
A Tale of Research Data Management in Practice
Bytes, sweat and tears: what it takes to build an open data exchange ecosystem
Open access publishing: a user perspective
Infectious disease epidemiology: slowly moving towards open science
Making Research Data Repositories Visible: the Re3data.Org Registry
Starting with Research Data Management at Your Institution
Jan Ooghe & Hannelore Vanhaverbeke
Supporting Data Management in the Netherlands: the services of DANS
Research Information in Open Data Context
Tools for Version Control of Research Data