Covid-19 and Open Science
- Date:
- Location: Online
- Lecturer: Carla Montesano, Vittorio Colizzi and other STARBIOS2 researchers
- Website
- Organiser: Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics
- Contact person: Anna Holm
- Seminarium
“Covid-19 and Open Science” will be an opportunity to learn from and discuss Open Science approaches, methodologies and best practice used by STARBIOS2 partners involved in fighting the novel coronavirus and Covid-19. Join us on 29 May 2020, at 18:00 CEST!
Directly following the STARBIOS2 final event on 29 May, we organise a special event on Covid-19 and Open Science. The Covid-19 pandemic caused by the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) has reinforced data sharing, communication and collaboration within international research communities. Challenging, in a positive way, the utilization of open science approaches and methodologies.
Open Science is a new approach to the scientific process based on cooperative work and new ways of diffusing knowledge through digital technologies and collaborative tools. With the goal of making scientific research available to all. A goal that could be accomplished by publishing open scientific research, campaigning for open access, and making it easier to both publish and communicate knowledge and new findings.
Finding ways of making research more transparent and accessible during the research process has become incredibly relevant for research about SARS-CoV2 and Covid-19. Open notebook science, citizen science, crowdfunding and open source software is more relevant than ever.
Events for Medicine and Pharmacy
Dissertations are listed in DiVA.
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–17:30
Responsible research in biosciences: Challenges for mainstreaming (STARBIOS2 final conference)
Science is a part of society and co-evolves with it. But science-society relationships are changing, and biosciences are at the core of these changes. Join us for our final event on 29 May, when we discuss the changing relationship between science and society, and what this means for responsible research and innovation (RRI).
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–11:00
Genomic seminar, Arianna Cocco "Study of the GABA signaling system in the zebrafish brain"
Contact Jennfier Meadows for current zoom link
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–11:00
Half Time Seminar
Title :” Current and future technologies for measurements of
mosaic loss of chromosome Y.”
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Covid-19 and Open Science
“Covid-19 and Open Science” will be an opportunity to learn from and discuss Open Science approaches, methodologies and best practice used by STARBIOS2 partners involved in fighting the novel coronavirus and Covid-19. Join us on 29 May 2020, at 18:00 CEST!
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–15:00
Halftime seminar Nick Brown: "Global controversies in child pneumonia in Low and Middle Income Countries"
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–14:00
CANCELLED - IMBact seminar, Lisa Allander
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–13:00
Tumorbiology seminar, Yae Ohata
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–16:30
CANCELED: Brainpub
Louise von Essen will return with a new schedule for autumn 2020.
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Half time seminar Lieve van Egmond
Title: “Dietary behavior and sleep in older men”
Zoom link: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/66971730398
Host: Christian Benedict, PI, Health consequences of sleep loss,
Functional Pharmacology -
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Dissertation Marina Forslund
Title:A nutrition intervention in men with prostate cancer – Exploring effects on bowel symptoms from radiotherapy, patient experience, and nutrient intake”