[ecrea] Open Research for Academics: A workshop and hackathon at Goldsmiths, U of London

  Open Research for Academics: A workshop and hackathon

Goldsmiths, University of London 
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/open-research-for-academics-a-workshop-and-hackathon-tickets-27093168396#listing-organizer>

Sat 29 October 2016

09:30 – 18:30 BST

Book your free place here: 
*https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/open-research-for-academics-a-workshop-and-hackathon-tickets-27093168396*

Open research is much more than open access. It is about making all 
aspects of the research process open to all possible interested parties. 
It involves innovative approaches to communicating results and sharing 
outputs. It is about accessibility, inclusivity, citizen science, public 
engagement, radical transparency, reproducibility, data sharing, social 
media and more.

Supported by the British Academy, this event aims to inspire and educate 
researchers across all disciplines on how to benefit from opening up 
their research. Attendance is free, with free lunch, a free wine 
reception and great prizes to be won.

*Keynotes (10 AM - 1 PM)*

The morning session will feature short keynotes from champions of open 
research:

Caspar Addyman - Psychologist with interest in citizen science and open 
methodologies

Jo Barratt –Project manager of Open Knowledge International 
<https://okfn.org/>'s Frictionless Data 
<http://okfnlabs.org/projects/frictionless-data/> project

Mark Carrigan <https://markcarrigan.net/> - Sociologist and author of 
the book /Social Media for Academics/

Sophia Collins - Founder of the Nappy Science Gang 
<https://nappysciencegang.wordpress.com/>, a citizen science project 
funded by Wellcome Trust and the Royal Society of Chemistry which 
changed NHS policy

Gary Hall <http://garyhall.info/> - Professor of Media and Performing 
Arts at Coventry University, Founder of the Open Humanities Press. 
Author of Digitize this Book (2008), Pirate Philosophy (2016) & The 
Uberfication of the University (2016)

Simon Makin - Former neuroscientist turned science journalist who writes 
for Nature, Scientific American & New Scientist.

Janis Jefferies <http://www.gold.ac.uk/computing/staff/j-jefferies/> - 
Professor of Visual Arts and Research, Goldsmiths, University of London

Kat Jungnickel <http://www.katjungnickel.com/> - Sociologist and maker; 
her research is concerned with mobilities, digital cultures, gender 
relations and grassroots hands-on technology communities

*Hackathon (1 PM - 3 PM)*

The afternoon session will be organised as a “hackathon”. Keynote 
speakers and other experts will run hands-on workshops on a range of 
practical topics and be available to provide 1-on-1 advice.

Working in teams or individually attendees have 4 hours to take concrete 
steps to make their own research more open. Ideas include sharing a 
dataset, setting up a research blog or project website, planning an 
engagement project, pitching a news article, or creating a video 
biography or a podcast.

There are prizes for everyone who gives a presentation or uploads a 
project idea to conference website and several grand prizes for the 
judges’ and audience’s favourite ideas.

*Presentations, prizes and wine reception (5 PM - 8 PM)*

Judging panel chaired by Professor Nigel Vincent FBA, former British 
Academy Vice President for Research & HE Polic

We look forward to your attendance,

Caspar Addyman (Chair)

Bianca Elena Ivanof (Coordinator)

Part of Open Access Week, 2016

Supported by British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award

Full details and schedule are to be found on https://osf.io/c7nyf/wiki/home/


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