Scientific Communication
Scientific tweets: Why less is more and when a tweet is perceived as being scientific
Communication within the scientific community without twitter has become hard to imagine. It was only a...
Open Science Podcasts: 7 + 3 Tips for Your Ears
Podcasts were among the media winners of last year. Scientific podcasts in particular enjoyed great...
GO CHANGE Workshop: How ‘Yes, but…’ can be changed into a FAIR scientific culture
At the last GO CHANGE workshop, the focus was on the ‘cultural transformation’ in regard to research...
Practice Report Open Science: These tools promote collaboration
Which open science tools promote collaboration in research projects? Lukas Galke reports on his...
A self-experiment in fake science: the tricks of predatory journals
How do predatory journals work, and what needs to be done to place a publication here? A research group...
Impact School 2018: Training for Transfer and Social Impact
How does research transfer work in the 21st century? How can scientific results be harnessed for...
Podcasts: Potential for science and further education
Podcasts enjoy high levels of popularity and are as suited to the purposes of further education as they...
Generation R: Forming Open Scientists and Shaping Science Systems
Helping researchers to make use of the open science changes and getting involved in shaping the future...
Barcamp Open Science: We need to talk!
The idea behind Barcamp Open Science is to encourage dialogue about open science practices in everyday...
Impact School 2017: Academic impact outside of academia
What actually is academic impact? And how can one optimise the non-academic impact of research? Those...