The core idea behind open research is that all aspects of the research cycle should be shared and accessible where possible. Open research generates an environment for more effective and efficient research, and a culture where open is the default.

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York Open Research will showcase the work of the University’s open research community and advocate for the wider adoption of open research practices across all disciplines.

We are excited to share our event programme with you below.

The event will be held online via Zoom. If you would like to join us, you must register your attendance on this Eventbrite page to receive a link to join the event.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Event Programme

13:00-13:05

Introduction - Prof Sarah Thompson (Associate Dean for Research, Science)

13:05-13:15

Opening - Prof Matthias Ruth (Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research)

13:15-13:35

Keynote - Rachel Bruce (UKRI Head of Open Research)

13:35-13:40

Question & Answer Session following Keynote speech

13:40-13:50

Lightning talk 1 - Prof Emma Marsden (Education), Open research practices in the language sciences: Materials, data, and findings (IRIS and OASIS)

13:50-14:00

Lightning talk 2 - Emma James (Psychology), Open research means open conversation

14:00 - 14:10

Lightning talk 3 - Emma Rand (Biology), A Software Sustainability Institute Fellowship: Targeting PhD students for the transmission of open and reproducible practice

14:10 - 14:20

Question & Answer Session following lightning talks

14:20-14:30

Open Discussion: Where Next for Open Research at York?

14:30

Closing Remarks - Prof Sarah Thompson (Associate Dean for Research, Science) and Chair of the Open Research Strategy Group.

If you are unable to join us, please note that recordings of the event will be shared at a later date on the University's open research web pages: https://www.york.ac.uk/staff/research/open-research/open-research-at-york/

York Open Research (Online)