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Sie möchten Ihre Lehrmaterialien visuell aufwerten oder komplexe Inhalte anschaulich darstellen? Bildgenerierende KI-Tools machen genau das möglich – und das ganz ohne Zeichenkenntnisse! In dieser Tooltime lernen Sie verschiedene Tools wie Midjourney, ChatGPT (mit Bildfunktion), Perplexity und Raphael.Ai kennen. Sie erhalten einen Überblick über deren Funktionen, erfahren, wie sich Stil, Format und Details von KI-generierten Bildern gezielt beeinflussen lassen, und bekommen praxisnahe Tipps für den Einsatz in der Lehre – z.B. für Cartoons, Visualisierungen oder Prozessabbildungen.

The international Open Science Conference provides a unique forum to discuss the latest and future developments in Open Science.

SQL (Structured Query Language) und darauf aufbauende relationale Datenbanken ermöglichen es, Daten strukturiert abzulegen und abzufragen. Im Zuge dieses Hands-on-Workshops werden Grundkenntnisse und Konzepte zum effizienten Abfragen von Forschungsdaten mittels SQL vermittelt. Ziel des Workshops ist es, Sie mit der Abfragesprache vertraut zu machen.

Verwendete Methoden des digital durchgeführten Workshops sind Live-Coding, Einzelübungen, Plenums- und Gruppenarbeit sowie Diskussions- und Reflexionsrunden, die durch Fallbeispiele ergänzt werden. Der Workshop wird von Rabea Müller (ZB MED) ausgerichtet. Es werden keine besonderen IT-Kenntnisse vorausgesetzt.

this conference will focus on, but is not limited to, three specific types of digital spaces, each with distinctive implications, challenges and opportunities: Public Spaces, Learning Spaces and Data Spaces.  The conference will be a space to analyze both macro-level trends and micro-level action, investigating the interdependencies between practices and digital spaces. We will explore perceptions of space and individual agency within digital environments, as well as the creation of new digital spaces in various contexts.  

Wikidata ist eine offene und freie Datenbank in der heterogene Informationen in Form eines Wissensgraphen (Knowledge Graphen) abgelegt und abrufbar sind. Ziel ist es, eine menschen- und maschienenlesbare, interdisziplinäre sowie multilinguale Ressource bereitzustellen. Als Teil der Linked Open Data Cloud wird dabei auf offene Standards wie RDF oder SPARQL aufgebaut. Durch diese Eigenschaften ist Wikidata auch sehr attraktiv für das Forschungsdatenmanagement. Im Zuge dieses Hands-on-Workshops werden Sie mit den zugrundeliegenden Konzepten und der Nutzung von Wikidata als auch mit verschiedenen Werkzeugen wie Scholia im FDM-Kontext vertraut gemacht.

Verwendete Methoden des digital durchgeführten Workshops sind Einzelübungen, Plenums- und Gruppenarbeit sowie Diskussions- und Reflexionsrunden, die durch Fallbeispiele ergänzt werden. Der Workshop wird von Dr. Till Sauerwein und Rabea Müller (ZB MED) ausgerichtet. Es werden keine besonderen IT-Kenntnisse vorausgesetzt.

The seminar invites you to join the ongoing discourse on theories and theorizing in the Business and Information Systems Engineering (BISE) and Information Systems (IS) research communities. It is designed to help you build and extend your understanding of the nature and role of theory in BISE and IS research. Through discussions and analyses of current theoretical developments in the BISE and IS discipline, and some of its main reference disciplines, you will engage with theory and advance your skills of building your own theoretical contributions. The seminar aims to achieve the following learning objectives: It is designed to help you …(1) … build a foundational understanding of what theory is and what role it plays in research (2) … develop basic theorizing skills and become familiar with extant theorizing strategies (3) … understand the current state-of-the-art in theory and theorizing along with its limitations (4) … develop strategies to publish your own theoretical contributions (5) … build a network of peers to help you develop your own theoretical contributions.

Struggling to turn data into valuable insights? Wondering where to find the right research data for your topic? Finding it tough to choose the right algorithms and methods? Or maybe you just have a data-related question that has been on your mind for a while, but you have not had the right space to ask it? You are a PhD candidate, early-career researcher, or advanced Master’s student in business, economics, or the social sciences, and you are facing questions like these? Then join our EconData Workshop and bring any data question you have not yet had the chance to ask. Choose the topics you want to focus on, and we will provide practical advice you can use right away in your research. Just come with your questions, and leave with fresh strategies.

The Conference will serve as an urgent call to accelerate transformations in science and scholarship in alignment with the Pact for the Future, to map progress in national and international efforts towards opening the record of science, and to inspire collaborative actions and coalitions to expedite progress ensuring no country, community, or individual is left behind.

We will invite participants to discuss the development, challenges, and opportunities of open science. The conference will aim to: create a space for international dialogue; Share good practices; Inspire strategic action planning; Strengthen the culture of open science at the national and international level.

In diesem Meet-up wird Martina Benz, Koordinatorin von open-access.network, das Nachhaltigkeitskonzept von open-access.network vorstellen. Dabei wird sie auf den aktuellen Stand zum Verein eingehen und einen Ausblick auf die Zukunft der Plattform geben.

MEET | SHARE | INSPIRE | CARE -  The day will be full of interactive sessions, an information market, and plenty of opportunities to mingle and meet.

With the growing importance of the social sciences in addressing societal challenges, the significance of a meta-scientific perspective is also increasingly on the rise. We need a deeper understanding of how evidence is generated and communicated to society and policymakers. Replications and meta-studies in particular are becoming increasingly crucial to ensure the reliability and validity of scientific research findings. These approaches help identify heterogeneities and biases, improve methodological standards, and foster transparency, ultimately enhancing the credibility of scientific knowledge.

Mit der ganztägigen Veranstaltung möchten wir uns zu aktuellen Entwicklungen im FDM in NRW austauschen und einen Raum für informelle Netzwerkarbeit bieten. Vormittags findet im Bibliothekssaal der Universität Duisburg-Essen die Podiumsdiskussion „FDM in NRW: Perspektiven, Ziele, Visionen“ statt. Hier wollen wir u.a. die Umsetzung des Landeskonzepts FDM auf Landesebene und an den Hochschulen diskutieren. Nachmittags findet im Glaspavillon, ebenfalls am Campus Essen, eine Poster Session statt, in der die FDM-Community in drei Tracks zeigen kann, was das FDM an ihren Standorten ausmacht.

This event is to showcase, share, and discuss the diverse range of open science activities and experiences taking place at the University of Mannheim and beyond. We are delighted to announce that our keynote speaker this year is Vasilka Paunova, the legal counsel for BERD@NFDI, who will present Open and GDPR-Compliant Science – highlighting the legal challenges posed by Open Science and Research Data Management and potential solutions. BERD@NFDI will address the role of Open Science and Research Data Management in business and economics research. We will cover incentives for doing Open Science and their impact on research in the social sciences, as well as shifting journal requirements for transparency in the political sciences. Our latest 2025 awardees will also present their funded projects and the Open Science practices they will use in their diverse research.

The EOSC Symposium will mark the exciting transition of the EOSC Federation into its operational phase. As with previous editions, participants can expect insightful discussions, strategic updates, and unparalleled networking opportunities.

Ein kompakter Impulsvortrag vermittelt die Grundlagen des Urheberrechts im FDM, darunter Themen wie Schutzrechte an Forschungsdaten, Lizenzen und Rechteklärung. Anschließend bearbeiten die Teilnehmenden in Breakout-Sessions konkrete Fallbeispiele, diskutieren typische Herausforderungen und entwickeln gemeinsam Lösungsstrategien für den rechtssicheren Umgang mit Forschungsdaten. Ziel des Workshops ist es, ein rechtliches Grundverständnis im Bereich FDM aufzubauen und Unsicherheiten im Umgang mit urheberrechtlich geschützten Inhalten abzubauen.

This workshop seeks to highlight research that leverages novel financial data to answer questions that were previously unaddressable, offering new perspectives on economic activity, financial decision-making, and policy impact. In addition, the workshop aims to increase awareness of the availability, scope, and potential of transaction and other financial data by fostering an exchange between researchers and data owners. We welcome empirical studies, methodological advancements, and applications that showcase the unique value of transaction data in driving new insights across economics and related fields.

We will present the HE requirements, followed by some time for your questions to our experts. You will also get a preview of the main tools and services OpenAIRE provides to help project coordinators and research support staff on the requirements' compliance. Learn about: - Mandatory and recommended Open Science requirements in HE. - Compliance with the HE Open Access to publications mandate. - Managing and sharing Research Data in HE projects. - Delivering Data Management Plans and reporting publications and datasets in HE. - OpenAIRE tools and services to support HE projects.

“Open Science in the Light of Geopolitical Polarization”

The current geopolitical landscape is characterized by rising political and trade tensions as well as heightened economic interest in scientific innovation. This polarization has significant implications for the global scientific community, particularly in the pursuit of Open Science. Could the naivety of science be exploited? Where is the line between scientific idealism and naivety?

As major global powers engage in systemic rivalries, the conduct of science is increasingly influenced by national security concerns, export controls, and sanctions that can restrict the free flow of ideas, data, and researchers across borders. Meanwhile, global challenges such as pandemics, climate change, and technology-based development require international scientific collaboration and universal knowledge development. The normative nature of the scientific ethos is increasingly in tension with political forces that demand that science be both vigilant and competitive.

How can Open Science – with its emphasis on transparency, collaboration, efficiency and validity of scientific results – be sustained in the light of these competing interests?