I believe that open science principles allows for more efficiency and I am thrilled to see what will come from that project. I have to thank the university of Jena to give me the opportunity to do it during my working hours.
An open sciency project
- Fostering collaboration
- Producing open FAIR material
- Making everything open as early as possible
image CC-BY, https://github.com/jcolomb/opensciencelogo
Create material
- Short, attractive, funny videos
- Punch lines and elevator pitch arguments
- One slide presentations.
image CC-BY, by openaire
The Strategy
- Gather and list existing material
- Share and analyse real life-stories
- Create new material (script, comics, videos,...)
image CC-BY, by De Montfort University
Your experience will help us promoting research data management.
and vice versa !
The primary aim of this 'open sciency' project is to create short videos everyone can use to raise the scientists' awareness on RDM issues. In order to design and create amazing material, we gather (your?) favorite stories - personal or not - about data management and open data. On top of being interesting per se, the provided data will allow us to choose the most representative topics.
The team
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Julien Colomb
Initiator, former biologist
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Involved in the RDM helpdesk developement, I co-wrote the eeFDM grant which fund this project.
Roman Gerlach
Initiator, former biologist
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I run the project: Manage it locally to share it globally: RDM and Wikimedia Commons
Nick Sheppard, @mrnick
Research Data Management @UniversityLeeds
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Olena Tykhostup, Franziska Zander (on top of Julien Colomb and Roman Gerlach)
Jena team
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Copyright (c) Julien Colomb 2018, distributed under CC-BY 4.0
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