As part of UiT’s ambitions to foster open, transparent, and reproducible science, the University Library offers an annual workshop on Open Science and research supervision. The workshop provides an update on recent developments related to Open Science, as well as an opportunity for supervisors to discuss how they can integrate Open Science in their research supervision. The workshop may be attended as a component of UiT’s Research Supervision Development Program or as an independent event.
The workshop has a duration of 1,5 hours and is offered two times, once in-person (Campus Breivika) and once via Teams. Please sign up for the one that best suits your location and calendar:
- In-person:
- Place: UiT Campus Breivika (room 244, Culture and Social Sciences Library)
- Date: Wednesday February 12th
- Time: 09.15–10.45
- Deadline for registration: Monday February 10th
- Registration form: https://nettskjema.no/a/456714
- Digital:
- Place: Teams (link)
- Date: Wednesday February 19th
- Time: 09.15–10.45
- Deadline for registration: Monday February 17th
- Registration form: https://nettskjema.no/a/456724
Workshop organisers:
Helene N. Andreassen, PhD & head of Library teaching and learning support
Per Pippin Aspaas, PhD & head of Library research and publication support
Background:
Eallju – Developing the High North: UiT’s strategy towards 2030 explicitly states that practicing Open Science is a means to achieve our ambition of contributing to the development of innovative, democratic and sustainable solutions for major societal challenges. Open Science implies promoting openness and transparency in ways that comply with current legal and ethical guidelines, both in research, education, and innovation.
Research and publication practices that were common earlier, are not necessarily beneficial for building careers today and tomorrow. Both EU and the Research Council of Norway have demanded Open Science for years. Furthermore, UiT and other institutions are currently implementing the COARA Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment and the NOR-CAM Guiding Principles for the Assessment and Evaluation of Research(ers) in Light of the Transition to Open Science. Both texts emphasize new ways of evaluating the quality and impact of research.
When: 19.02.25 at 09.15–10.45
Where: Teams (link to come)
Location / Campus: Digital
Target group: Employees
Contact: Helene N. Andreassen
Phone: 776 45 735
E-mail: helene.n.andreassen@uit.no