Welcome to the second edition of the Bordeaux Neurocampus Open Science Workshop, a 3-day workshop dedicated to promoting Open Science principles.
This edition will take place from May 26th to May 28th, 2025.
Venue
Important dates
- Call for application: April - May 2025
- Notification of acceptance: Before Mid May 2025
- Workshop: May 26th- 28th 2023
Application
Applications are now open!
PhD students at the University of Bordeaux should register on ADUM in order to validate doctoral school training hours.
Otherwise, please complete the following form here if you want to attend our workshop.
We are looking forward to hearing from you!
Our engagements
Free registration: we believe in making Open Science accessible to all. That is why registration, practical workshops, and coffee breaks are completely free of charge.
The lectures are open to everyone. However, only 30 places are available to attend the workshops.
Comprehensive program: Our workshop is designed to cater to both theoretical and practical needs. The program includes engaging theoretical sessions where you will gain a deep understanding of the principles and components of Open Science. Additionally, hands-on practical workshops will equip you with the skills and tools needed to implement Open Science practices seamlessly in your research.
Targeted audience: This workshop is specifically tailored for PhD students, Post Docs, and Early Career Researchers in Life Sciences. We understand the challenges one can face in the early stages of a career, and our workshop aims to provide you with the knowledge and resources to excel in the evolving research landscape.
Collaborative environment: The Open Science Workshop at Bordeaux Neurocampus is not just about learning; it’s also about building connections and fostering collaboration. Engage in group discussions, share your experiences, and connect with like-minded researchers from diverse disciplines. This workshop provides a unique opportunity to expand your network and form valuable connections for future collaborations.
Confirmed speakers
- Flavio Azevedo - Utrecht University, Netherlands
- Agata Dymarska - Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland
- Sarahanne M. Field - Groningen University, Netherlands
- Toivo Glatz - Institute for Public Health, Charité University, Berlin
- Leticia Rettore Miceli - Leiden University, Netherlands
- Nicolas P. Rougier - Inria, IMN, LaBRI
Programme
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | |
| 09:00 |
Open Science: the Big Picture
Nicolas P. Rougier |
Ensuring Reliability in Experimental Science: Challenges and Advances
Sarahanne M. Field |
Computional Reproducibility Practices & Tips
Nicolas P. Rougier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 |
Pre-registrations & Registered Reports
Agata Dymarska |
Replication Crisis
Flavio Azevedo |
Panel: Current Challenges and Open Questions
|
| 11:00 | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break |
| 11:30 |
Peer Reviewing
Toivo Glatz |
Educating for Science Communication: Building Open and Inclusive Practices
Leticia Rettore Miceli |
Panel: TBD
|
| 12:30 | Lunch | Lunch |
Closing Talk
|
| 13:30 |
WS1: Writing your Pre-registration[alt.]
Agata Dymarska Salle Nord / Salle Sud / Salle de Formation (CGFB) |
WS3: Reproducibility[alt.]
Flavio Azevedo Salle Nord / Salle Sud / Salle de Formation (CGFB) |
|
| 15:00 | break | break | |
| 15:30 |
WS2: Peerspectives[alt.]
Toivo Glatz Salle Nord / Salle Sud / Salle de Formation (CGFB)) |
WS4: Science Communication[alt.]
Leticia Rettore Miceli Salle Nord / Salle Sud / Salle de Formation (CGFB) |
|
| 17:00 | Dinner | Happy Hour |
Organizers
- Carmen Guerrero Marquez - IMN , Bordeaux
- Jakob Scharnholz - IMN , Bordeaux
- Nicolas P. Rougier - IMN and Inria , Bordeaux
News
Contact us
Please contact rtea.ubordeaux@gmail.com if you have any question.