Events: Open Science & Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Konferenzen, Seminare, Webinare, Online-Panels und mehr: An dieser Stelle finden Sie relevante Veranstaltungen aus den Bereichen Open Science und den Wirtschaftswissenschaften. Sie sind selbst Event-Organisator und möchten Ihre Veranstaltung in den Kalender aufnehmen lassen? Gerne! Kontaktieren Sie uns bitte.
Weitere Termine zu Veranstaltungen rund um die Wirtschaftswissenschaften finden Sie auch auf den Veranstaltungsseiten des ZBW-Fachportals EconBiz.
Interaktive Lernmaterialien mit H5P erstellen
Sie möchten Ihre E-Learning Angebote interaktiv gestalten? H5P ist eine quelloffene Software, mit der sie vielfältige interaktive Lernmedien für das Web erstellen können. Die Materialarten reichen von Quizzen, Zuordnungsaufgaben oder Memories über Videos mit eingebetteten Aufgaben bis hin zu ganzen interaktiven Kursen. Im Rahmen dieser Tooltime lernen Sie die wichtigsten Funktionen von H5P kennen, erhalten die Möglichkeit, die Anwendung zu erproben und Rückfragen zu stellen.
Replication Games Münster
Join us for the Münster Replication Games – an event dedicated to reproducing and replicating papers from top-tier academic journals. Replication is an essential part of the scientific process, as it verifies the robustness and reliability of published findings. By participating, you will not only help strengthen research integrity but also expand your network and sharpen your coding and research skills. Participants will be granted co-authorship to a meta-paper combining a large number of replications – an exciting publishing opportunity.
Building the Future of Open Inclusive, Rigorous, and Open Research with FORRT
This event is part of the Coffee Lectures on Open Science Education.
Abstract: The Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Training (FORRT; https://forrt.org) is a global grassroots initiative fostering inclusive, ethical, and rigorous research education. With over 50 active projects and 1500+ contributors from 50+ countries, FORRT bridges metascience, pedagogy, and policy reform to democratize access to high-quality open science training and infrastructures.
Our talk will showcase FORRT’s diverse initiatives, including:
- The FORRT Curriculum: A centralized platform featuring lesson plans, slides, games, and syllabi—all open access and designed to support incremental adoption of open and reproducible practices in education.
- The Replication Hub: Home to the FReD database, the world’s largest curated replication archive, including tools like the FReD Annotator and Robustness Lighthouse to support researchers and educators.
- The Open Science Games Portal: A growing repository of pedagogically grounded games and playful activities designed to make learning open science principles engaging, interactive, and accessible. The games promote experiential learning and are ideal for workshops, classrooms, or public engagement events—lowering barriers to entry and supporting active, inclusive pedagogy.
- Equity and Inclusion Projects: Including our Neurodiversity resources, citational justice toolkit, and Mapping Open Science Organizations initiative—projects that underscore FORRT’s commitment to inclusive, justice-oriented research systems.
- Technological Innovations: Like JUST-OS, an AI-based open science assistant designed to help researchers navigate the complex open science landscape, and our modular Open Science Slides for educators.
- RESOLVE: A multi-work package initiative to map global epistemic inequities, support scholars in the Global South, and provide infrastructures such as the Missing Majority Dashboard and Open Science Participant Demographics tools.
Whether you're an educator, policymaker, student, or researcher, FORRT provides resources and collaboration opportunities to help you integrate open science into teaching, research, and governance. The talk will explore how you can get involved and help shape the future of ethical and reproducible science.
Speaker: Flavio Azevedo, Utrecht University / FORRT
Flavio Azevedo is a Brazilian assistant professor of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences at Utrecht University. His research primarily focuses on (1) the political psychology of ideological attitudes and their psychological underpinnings; and (2) integrating open science into higher education. He co-founded and direct FORRT —A Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Training.
Data Quality Workshop: Unstructured Data and the Need for Quality Metrics
In the context of unstructured data in business, economics, and other social sciences, research can focus on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to… the assessment or improvement of the quality of unstructured data - the development of data quality frameworks - applications for unstructured data in research - highlighting the challenges in collecting and curating unstructured data. The event brings together experts from diverse fields to share insights, experiences, and strategies for navigating the challenges and opportunities of working with unstructured data. It also explores the need for quality metrics in AI and official statistics development in business, economics, and related data.
51st Annual Conference of IASSIST 2026
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