Scientific Program

 

Tuesday, Oct. 5

 

14.00 (CEST)
Opening and Introductory Remarks
Carsten Kettner and Andrew Hufton

Session Chair: Beth Plale

14.20
Transparent Data and Effective Research both Depend on Software!
Andrew Treloar

14.50
Reproducibility: Foundation of Science - or - Invitation to Test Trivial Hypothesis?
Ulrich Dirnagl

15.20
CODECHECK: an Open System for Checking the Reproduction of Computations Underlying Scientific Articles
Stephen Eglen

15.50
Resolving the Paradox: Incentivising Detailed High-quality Metadata through Metadata-driven Applications
Michael Hanke

16.20
Discussion and Networking

 

17.00
Break

 

Session Chair: Stuart Chalk

17.20
Building Standards and Communities to Boost your Research
Melanie Courtot

17.50
Making Research Data Transparent: Making Data Citation Count
Rachael Lammey

18.20
MassBank on Ice: Spectral Data Meets Git
Steffen Neumann

18.50
Methods Matter for Reproducible Research
Emma Ganley

19.20
Discussion and Networking

20.00
Close

 

Wednesday, Oct. 6

 

14.00 (CEST)
Opening

Session Chair: Stephanie Dawson

14.10
Data Science Meets Open Science - What Comes Next?
Philip E. Bourne

14.40
Open Science - Trusted Results
Beth A. Plale

15.10
NFDI4Chem: Shaping Digital and Cultural Change in Chemistry
Sonja Herres-Pawlis

15.40
Lessons from the UK: Data Access, Patient Trust and Real World Impact with Health Data Science
Varsha Khodiyar

16.10
Discussion and Networking

 

16.50
Break

17.10
Poster Flash Talk Session

 

Session Chair: Ian Bruno

18.00
Making Research Data Ready for Open Science: Universities Responding to Challenges in a Heterogenous Environment
Heidi Imker

18.30
The Global Biodata Coalition
Chuck Cook

19.00
Going Beyond FAIR to Create a Connected Data Ecosystem
Susan K. Gregurick

19.30
Discussion and Networking

20.00
Close

 

Thursday, Oct. 7

 

14.00 (CEST)
Opening

Session Chair: Heidi Imker

14.10
Open Science at the Swiss National Science Foundation: from Open Access to Open Data
Matthias Egger

14.40
Societies in Transition
Stuart Taylor

15.10
Game Over: We must urgently Agree on How to Reform Academic Evaluation and Reward Systems
Toma Susi

15.40
Incentivizing FAIR Practices Through Policies and Rigor and Transparency Initiatives. The TOP Guidelines and RTI Initiatives for Funders and Publishers
David Mellor

16.10
Discussion and Networking

 

16.50
Break

 

Session Chair: Matthias Egger

17.10
Open and Transparent Research in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond
Rima-Maria Rahal

17.40
Leveraging Open Data for Journalism and Civic Impact in Africa
Tricia Govindasamy

18.10
Panel Discussion and Conclusion

19.00
Close

Posters

Poster Flash Talk Session:

Wednesday, October 6

17.10 - 18.00 CEST

#1: Stephanie Dawson - Book Metadata for an Open Access World

#2: Silvio Peroni - Open Citations, an Open Infrastructure to Provide Access to Global Scholarly Bibliographic and Citation Data

#3: Felix Jackson - Global.health: a Data Science Initiative for the Curation of Detailed Public Health Data

#4: Inga Patarcic - Open myDNA: Empowering Citizens to Become their own Genome Hackers

#5: Anderson Brito - Global Disparities in SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance

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