Open Science as a concept and a practice is a dynamic method of sharing information increasingly favored by scholarly journals and extramural funding agencies. Techniques and resources to utilize open science as a researcher or consumer of science have many layers and variations. Nick Bowman, an Associate Professor from the Newhouse School with expertise in open science practices as an author, editor, researcher, and administrator, will be sharing the origins and foundational aspects of the Open Science movement, demonstrating how he implements and utilizes it in his own research, and reviewing best practices for others engaging with open science
Vice President for Research, Duncan Brown, and the Office of Research staff will host a Research and Creative Social on Friday, February 28 from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in Lyman Hall, First Floor Lobby.
This social offers faculty, staff, and postdocs space to take an afternoon away from their research and creative activities and enjoy a beverage, light appetizers, and social time with friends and colleagues.
The Office of Research’s Research and Creative Socials are come-and-go events, with no obligation to stay the whole time.
