Open Science Pathways in the Earth, Space, and Life Sciences

SciLifeLab Data Centre and the American Geophysical Union (AGU) invite you to a half-day event on May 9th 2022 focusing on Open Science and Reproducibility.

Time: 12:00-17:00
Format: Zoom Webinar will be recorded.

This event will feature a number of speakers all addressing these themes on Open Science from various perspectives on a national and international level:

• The Path to Open, Reproducible Science – Stories from the Research Community
• How to Open Science – Practical Use Cases, Lessons Learned from the Research Community
• Open Science from a Broader Context – What Open Science Means from the National and International Perspectives

Speaker	Title	Time in CEST
Johan Rung- SciLifeLab-Data Centre	Introduction	12:00
Shelly Stall- American Geophysical Union	Your Journey Towards Open Science	12:10-12:35
	Q&A	12:35-12:40
Sara El-Gebali- SciLifeLab-Data Centre	The road beyond open	12:40-13:05
	Q&A	13:05-13:10
	Break	13:10-13:25
Fredrik Ronquist- Swedish Museum of Natural History, SciLifeLab	FAIR and Open Science in the biodiversity research community	13:25-13:50
	Q&A	13:50-13:55
David Diez del Molino- Swedish Museum of Natural History	Genome Erosion Pipeline	13:55-14:20
	Q&A	14:20-14:25
Yuhan Douglas Rao- Cooperative Institute for Satellite and Earth System Studies / NC State University	“If It Ain’t Broke, Why Fix it?” – Open Science Lessons Learned in the Field	14:25-14:50
	Q&A	14:50-14:55
	Break	14.55-15.10
Daniel Bangert- Digital Repository of Ireland, Royal Irish Academy	Ireland’s national agenda for open research	15:10-15:35
	Q&A	15:35-15:40
Christine Kirkpatrick- SDSC: San Diego SuperComputing Center	An Open Science Future: National and International Perspectives	15:40-16:05
	Q&A	16:05-16:10
Chelle Gentemann- NASA	Opening up to Open Science	16:10-16:35
	Q&A	16:35-16:40
Shelley Stall	Closing Remarks	16:40-17:00

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