Events: Open Science & Wirtschaftswissenschaften
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Meta-science summer school: Designing and conducting studies to improve research
"Concerned about the reproducibility and transparency of research? Interested in learning more about meta-research, or the science of science? Looking for hands-on experience? Excited to work with other early career researchers across disciplines?"
Meta-Analysis for Management Research
Meta-analysis encompasses a broad set of methods to conduct a systematic, quantitative review of the literature in order to derive empirical generalizations. This workshop will deal with methods for conducting a meta-analysis. The purpose is to train the participants to conduct and publish a high-quality scientific meta-analysis within the broad field of management research.
KNOER-Tagung 2025: Open Education und Open Science im Dialog: Synergien für die digitale Transformation der Hochschule.
Wir wollen die Synergien an der Schnittstelle von Open Education und Open Science gemeinsam ausloten und durch einen intensiven Austausch zwischen den Akteur:innen Potenziale beleuchten, die sich aus einer engeren Zusammenarbeit der jeweiligen Akteur:innen ergeben. Anhand verschiedener Schwerpunkte werden in interaktiven Formaten konkrete Ideen thematisiert, wie Open Education und Open Science voneinander lernen und als Treiber der digitalen Transformation in der Hochschulbildung fungieren können. In verschiedenen Formaten der Tagung werden zudem auch weitere aktuelle und relevante Themen wie Demokratiebildung und Künstliche Intelligenz thematisiert.
EconBiz Seminar: Avoiding plagiarism
Got an assignment coming up and don't know how to start? Our online seminar (in English) teaches you essential research and writing skills in a 30-minute session. The topic of this session is "Avoid unintentional plagiarism".
Reinforcement Learning for Business, Economics, and Social Sciences (2025)
How do machines learn to make the right choices? How can individuals, firms, organizations, and researchers use automated decision-making?
This course provides an introduction and intuition for designing algorithms that allow machines to learn based on reinforcements. Reinforcement learning provides decision rules based on learning from partial, implicit, and delayed feedback.
This is particularly useful in sequential decision-making tasks where a machine repeatedly interacts with the environment or users. Reinforcement learning is well known for its successes in robotic control, autonomous vehicles, game playing, and chat agents. In business, economics, and the social sciences, there is a recent explosion of applications including temporal difference learning and adaptive experiments.
The course includes 4 live Online Meetings, in which you will discuss the week’s contents with the instructor and fellow participants:
Meeting 1: June 17, 4:30pm-5:30pm CEST
Meeting 2: June 24, 4:30pm-5:30pm CEST
Meeting 3: July 08, 4:30pm – 5:30pm CEST
Meeting 4: July 15, 4:30pm – 5:30pm CEST
Global Lessons, Local Contexts: Regional Perspectives on Open Science Education
How is open science education taking shape across different regions, and what factors influence its implementation? This webinar brings together voices from Europe, Canada, and the United States to explore how policies, institutional priorities, and researcher needs shape approaches to open science education within their specific contexts. Drawing from metaresearch, cross-institutional coordination, and practical experience, the panel will discuss current gaps, emerging strategies, and opportunities for progress across contexts.
FDM-Tage 2025: Empowering Research – Tools und Thüringer Praxisbeispiele
Der erste Tag startet wie gewohnt mit einer Einführung in das Forschungsdatenmanagement, gefolgt von der Verleihung des FAIRest Dataset Award, und schließt mit einem Überblick über die aktuellen Thüringer Aktivitäten im Bereich Forschungsdatenmanagement ab. Am zweiten Konferenztag stehen Softwarelösungen zur kollaborativen Zusammenarbeit im Umgang mit Forschungsdaten im Mittelpunkt. Ergänzt durch Erfahrungsberichte aus der praktischen Anwendung.
Barcamp: Data Literacy
Im Vorfeld zur Jahrestagung QUADRIGA findet das Barcamp statt. Du arbeitest wissenschaftlich mit Daten oder vermittelst in Deiner Lehre Datenkompetenzen? Du entwickelst Open Educational Resources oder forschst zu Future Skills in der Hochschullehre? Du hast Lust auf interdisziplinären Austausch oder möchtest Gleichgesinnte an Deiner Arbeit im Feld der datenbasierten Wissenschaften teilhaben lassen? – Dann ist das Barcamp genau das Richtige für Dich!
QUADRIGA Jahrestagung 2025
Als vom BMBF gefördertes Datenkompetenzzentrum für die Wissenschaft widmet sich QUADRIGA der Vermittlung und Stärkung von Datenkompetenz für die Forschung. Die diesjährige Jahrestagung markiert die Halbzeit der Projektlaufzeit und möchte gemeinsam mit der Community den Fokus auf Strategien, Best Practices und Outputs für die Vermittlung von Datenkompetenz legen. Neben dem Blick auf die vergangenen anderthalb Jahre soll zusammen an weiterführenden Ideen, Konzepten und Policies gearbeitet und mit anderen Akteur:innen im Bereich Datenkompetenzen in den Austausch getreten werden. Dafür interessiert uns insbesondere, was Strategien und Best Practices, aber auch konkrete Herangehensweisen und Outputs in der Datenkompetenzvermittlung sind.
EconData Workshop
Struggling to turn data into something useful for your research? Wondering how to assess the reliability of AI-generated insights? Finding it challenging to choose the right algorithms and methods for effective data analysis? If these or similar questions sound familiar, then join the EconData Workshop for practical input you can apply immediately. This is your chance to bring up the challenges that matter most to you.
Open Source Software and Open Science: A productive pair
This event is part of the Coffee Lectures on Open Science Education.
Abstract: Open Source Software (OSS) and Open Science are built on the same ideas and borrow heavily from the same philosophical and practical traditions. In practice, I would go as far as arguing that open science involving computations requires an open software stack. However, while OSS has become the backbone of much of the world's scientific and web infrastructure, adoption in economics has been fairly slow. This is especially true when compared to some fields that have seen rapid progress in recent years, such as machine learning. I will discuss some reasons for this, and how we may be able to accelerate the trend. The lecture will include many practical examples, which draw on own research, on the course materials of Effective Programming Practices for Economists, and on the OSS projects pylcm and GETTSIM.

Speaker: Hans-Martin von Gaudecker, University Bonn
Hans-Martin von Gaudecker is a Professor of Applied Microeconomics in the Department of Economics of the University of Bonn.
Research culture: practical initiatives for measurement and improvement
This is the latest in the series of regular free webinars from the UK Research Integrity Office on research integrity and related issues.
What does a ‘good’ research culture look like? This event will explore how research culture could be measured in a way that supports ongoing improvement, without imposing burdens or bureaucracy. Speakers will explore how this might be implemented throughout the research community, to help organisations feel more confident that their research systems, policies, environment and culture promote high quality and ethical research.
Data Publishing – Publisher Requirements
Roman Gerlach (TKFDM, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena) talks about Data Publishing and the requirements of the Publishers.
Choosing open access for books: An author journey
This event describes the author’s journey from traditional academic publishing to choosing a new, scholar-led OA press for books. It addresses some of the common questions, roadblocks and concerns academics encounter around OA publication, such as the assumed necessity of a publication charge and the concern that OA books will be of lower quality. It outlines the work that a new UK nonprofit, the Open Book Collective, is doing to provide authors with reputable high quality OA book publication options without the need for BPCs. It will also explore the importance of Open licensing for academic works, and plans for a peer support network for academic authors wishing to play an active role in the transition to an equitable, sustainable landscape for OA books.
Deep Learning with Humans-In-The-Loop: Active Learning for NLP (2025)
The abundance of text data and the advent of powerful deep learning models has led to rapid advancements in Natural Language Processing (NLP). However, adapting models to specialized tasks still requires a nuanced understanding of the data. This adaption often requires human-annotated data that are considered to be time-consuming and labor-intensive. Active Learning addresses this by strategically involving humans in the learning loop, selecting instances for annotation that are most likely to maximize performance gains. This approach not only optimizes human effort but also enhances the model’s adaptability to specific tasks with fewer annotated instances, making the training process more efficient and effective. In this workshop you will get introduced to the concepts of Human-In-The-Loop Learning and (Deep) Active Learning. In a hands-on practical session, you will design a (Deep) Active Learning Cycle using Python.
Metascience 2025
Many scholarly fields conduct descriptive research about the research process. Advocates and reformers have prescriptive ideas about how the research process might be improved. Policymakers, funders, publishers, and other stakeholders enact changes to the social and technical infrastructure of research. All have an interest in whether changes and reforms have their intended effects or unintended consequences that might accelerate or inhibit advancement, translation, and application of research. Together, these researchers and stakeholders are the research and development pipeline for improving the system and practice of research. The Metascience 2025 Conference will bring these communities together to share ideas, evidence, and foster a culture of continuous experimentation and improvement
DataLad Workshop und Hackathon
Die Organisation dezentral gespeicherter Daten erfordert mehr als nur einen guten Überblick und Disziplin. Das richtige Werkzeug spielt eine entscheidende Rolle für ein erfolgreiches Datenmanagement und eine produktive Zusammenarbeit in Forschungsteams. Ein solches Werkzeug ist DataLad, das durch seine leistungsstarken Funktionen die Verwaltung, Versionierung und Verteilung großer Datenmengen erheblich erleichtert und die Reproduzierbarkeit von Forschungsprozessen fördert. Der erste Tag widmet sich den Grundlagen und der Einführung in die Materie. Beginnend mit einer kompakten Einführung in Git, werden anschließend die grundlegenden Konzepte und Funktionen von DataLad erläutert. Zweiter Tag: in einer „Hackathon“-Session arbeiten die Teilnehmer in Teams an eigenen Projekten oder Use Cases. Zum Abschluss des Workshops präsentieren die Teams ihre Ergebnisse, wodurch eine umfassende Gesamtschau der verschiedenen Anwendungsbereiche von datalad entsteht und wertvolle Diskussionen angeregt werden.
Applied Regression Analysis
This course will provide participants who have basic skills in statistics and econometrics with an introduction to current core methods used in the analysis of observational, experimental, and quasi-experimental data.
Data Ethics and Open Science: Navigating the Complexities of Research Data Accessibility and Transparency
Why is research data often less accessible than expected? What happened to the original idea of open access, and why are we moving away from it despite better tools and technologies? Instead of giving final answers, the webinar invites discussion. It looks at how open science can support transparency, fairness, and responsible data use. We’ll also talk about the risks of relying too much on specific platforms – especially when using AI – and why independent, ethical data practices matter.
Horizon Europe Open Science requirements in practice
Have any doubts or questions about your obligations as a Horizon Europe (HE) grant holder in terms of Open Access to publications and Research Data Management? 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.