THE CALL FOR SESSIONS IS CLOSED.
In organizing the National Open Science Festival, the program committee welcomes input from researchers in developing the programme for the day. There are 12 slots of 45 minutes each on the Open Science Festival programme in three breakout rounds. These can be filled by proposals for sessions from you
We particularly invite proposals for sessions intended to be interactive and proposals that stem from local initiatives. Therefore, proposals that encourage the participation of attendees will be favored over proposals with more than 50% of the time reserved for speakers (unless a convincing reason for this format is given). If you want to simply present an initiative we ask you to apply for the call for the Lunch Marketplace.
We are especially interested in contributions that focus on topics such as:
- Practical skill sessions, for instance about preprints, preregistration, use of tools or platforms for practicing open science across the research cycle;
- Open Access in your domain;
- How to involve citizens in your research;
- How to build team science and how to collaborate with not so obvious others;
- Open/FAIR Software;
- Putting FAIR and open data into practice;
- Setting up and maintaining open communities;
- Working-sprints with peers on a specific open topic;
- Network meetings (even if the network has not been formalised yet);
- Proposals that look beyond disciplinary and National boundaries;
But please do not feel limited to only these topics.
Every submission will be reviewed by the programme committee based on its relevance to Open Science in the Netherlands and hence is subject for acceptance.
Please note that in order to visit and/or host a session, you are required to register at the Open Science Festival after registration opens (no entrance fee). The number of tickets saved for active researchers amounts to 175 out of the total of 250 tickets.
