15.11.2022 Brainhack Global Event in Marburg 2022
Brainhack Global Event in Marburg 2022
Brainhack is a unique event format that convenes researchers from across the globe and a myriad of disciplines to work together and learn about open science.
In the frame of the Brainhack Global 2022, the Open Science Initiative of the Philipps-Universität Marburg - OSIUM - hosts the Brainhack global event in Marburg 2022. In this virtual event, we will present an overview of several open science tools, therefore we invite students and researchers of all scientific realms.
In two half-day sessions, between 9am and 2pm on November 29th and November 30th, we will introduce:
DAY 1 (November 29th):
| Session Name | Presenter |
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Escape room closed science Here we will discuss why open science makes sense. Also for your research. |
Christoph Vogelbacher |
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Open access with Philipps-Universität Marburg Gold? Green? Diamond? We clarify about the color mix and learn how the university supports you with all these colors. |
Lydia Riedl |
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Python Python is (at least) the second best language. For everything. |
Peer Herholz |
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Jupyter Web-based. Interactive. Combines live code, narrative text, visualizations and other rich output. |
Peer Herholz |
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R Markdown as a tool for science replicability Turn your analyses into high quality documents, reports, presentations and dashboards with R Markdown. |
Monica B. Berdugo |
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Open data with OSF: the Open Science Framework Mix of data? Lack of documentation? Confusion about all the platforms out there? OSF might help. |
Lydia Riedl |
DAY 2 (November 30th):
| Session Name | Presenter |
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Versioning, Git and GitLab Keep track of your own data, code and manuscript versions. |
Christian Berger |
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Data management and organizing standards Research data management saves time and resources in the long run. Try it out. |
Julia-Katharina Pfarr |
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G0rella Generalizable Outline for Realistic Empirical Life science Lectures and their Applications. |
Christoph Vogelbacher |
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Machine learning Learn about some basics of machine learning and how to adopt it for research questions. |
Thomas S. Hartmann |
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Virtualization and hypervisors Learn about powerful options for your calculations using virtual machines and container solutions. |
Thomas S. Hartmann |
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OSIUM Ever heard of OSIUM? Collaborative working with the spirit of open science. |
OSIUM members |
These presentations will be followed by open office hour in the afternoons to answer questions and talk about doing open science.
Please, fill out the registration form (which you’ll find here: https://brainhack-marburg.github.io/) to get access to the virtual room. You can also use the QR-code down below.
Looking forward to talk with you about open science,
The OSIUM team.