Good Science Sessions

Collecting and using research data is key to a research project. There are, however, often uncertainties as to who “owns” the data, who has the rights to them, whether and how they can be licensed or how data of others can be re-used for one’s own research.

In this session, participants will learn about the legal basics to be able to handle various legal challenges when it comes to dealing with research data. 

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Taking the example of empirical social science research methods, this session sets out to discuss how (scientific) knowledge travels within and between different academic disciplines, and with which consequences. 

This includes changes of geographical locations as well as knowledge entering new epistemic communities. Under which conditions does it seem useful to adopt and adapt new methods or theories? Reflecting upon participants' own examples, we will discuss possible implications for practices of 'good science'.

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This talk will explore the essential principles of making research data FAIR - Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. We will discuss practical approaches and tools to achieve this, alongside an overview of the institutional services available at the university to support these efforts. The session aims to equip researchers with the knowledge to enhance the impact and accessibility of their data in the scientific community.

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Visual design is a particularly effective aspect of science communication: well-designed visualizations can help to bring across the core messages of papers, summarize complex research results in accessible and easily intelligible ways, and kindle the interest of a wider public. Closely connected to the power of images as a facilitator of fast and effective knowledge exchange are, however, also challenges and potential pitfalls that must be considered. In this talk, we explore basic aspects of how to make visualizations both communicatively and scientifically convincing - and discuss good practices in visual science communication.
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