Are you a medical student, who is eager to learn new things? The one, who is starting a research career or simply just curious about science and open access?

We are delighted to invite you to attend the first EMSA Access in Action event on September 14­-15 in Berlin.

The European Medical Students Association, supported by EU Foster project, is organizing an educational event on Open Access. This two­days­long training event will be delivered by guest speakers from United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Germany. They will be prepared to translate the values and best practices back in their home countries and academic faculties.

Here are listed few of the topics:

  • ­ Open Access for Dummies – basic and essential skills building - by Gwen Franck
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  • Research Management for young researchers” program development; evaluation and follow up; by Sarah Jones and Martin Donnelly
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  • Scientific writing and publishing in Open Access journals;
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  • Open Access in Action­ implementing theory into practice;
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  • Non – verbal communication skills improvement;

    Registration is still opened – we are waiting for you in Charité!

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    • Agenda

    Open Access Workshop
    Gwen Franck
    Modern Research Data Management workshop
    Martin Donnelly, Sarah Jones
    Digital resources for Open Science
    Martin Donnelly
    Open Science and its advocacy
    Sarah Jones

    Where

    Charité University Hospital, Berlin, Germany

    Full details

    Organisers: European Medical Students Association (EMSA)
    Language: English

    Topics

    Open Science
    Open Access
    Open Data
    Research Data Management
    Ethics

    Audience

    Researchers and Students

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    EU flag This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 612425.
    This project has also received funding from the European Union's Horizon2020 programme for research, technological development and demonstration under agreement no 741839.