Open Science Radio Archiv
211 Episoden
![OSR075 OpenUp Project #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529263/osr075-openup-project-oscibar-en.png)
9 Minuten
OpenUp is a Horizon 2020 funded project that seeks "to come up with a cohesive framework for the review-disseminate-assess phases of the research life cycle that is fit to support and promote Open Science." Michela Vignoli was so nice to give us a bit of background of the project and a few of her impressions from the barcamp session on Altmetrics (a topic which is one of the main topics of OpenUp).
![OSR074 Overlay Journals #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529270/osr074-overlay-journals-oscibar-en.png)
9 Minuten
As last year, Konrad couldn't resist to offer a session himself. So this year he moderated one on the issue of overlay journals, a "rising" practice to make use of articles in repositories and implement a comparatively "small" technical layer on top of it to offer editor, peer review and journal layout services. Konrad provides a bit of background and insights from his session.
![OSR073 Free Software in Open Science #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720823/osr073-free-software-in-open-science-oscibar-en.png)
3 Minuten
The Free Software Foundation Europe recently published a "position paper for the endorsement of Free Software and Open Standards in Horizon 2020 and all publicly-funded research". At the barcamp a couple of people from the FSFE held a session on this topic. We talked to Olga Gkotsopoulou and asked her to give us a little feedback on her session.
![OSR072 LibGen #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720828/osr072-libgen-oscibar-en.png)
7 Minuten
Johannes Köpcke is a wikipedian mainly focusing on lemmas relating to Chemistry. He is also a Chemistry student. At the barcamp he held a session on LibGen (Library Genesis), the software that collects knowledge in forms of books or articles. It is also the software behind Sci-Hub. He gave us a little background on LibGen and his session.
![OSR071 Implementing FAIR and software sustainability practices #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529281/osr071-implementing-fair-and-software-sustainability-practices-oscibar-en.png)
10 Minuten
Stephan Janosch is Research Software Engineer in Biosciences working for the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics. He's also the spokesman for the German working group of Research Software Engineers (RSEs). At the barcamp he held a session on how to implement fair and software sustainability practices in your institute. He gave us a little background on this task, his work and his session.
![OSR070 Open Science through informal education #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529288/osr070-open-science-through-informal-education-oscibar-en.png)
4 Minuten
Lindsay Petley-Ragan is a cell biologist at heart and currently working for the fantastic STATE Festival. She held a session on how to foster open science through informal education. We asked her to give us a little insight.
![OSR069 Open Science and the Wikiverse #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529296/osr069-open-science-and-the-wikiverse-oscibar-en.png)
5 Minuten
Dominik Scholl works for Wikimedia e.V. and held a session on how to bring Open Science education to interested people. We asked him elaborate a bit on his idea and the session's feedback.
![OSR068 Documenting Open Science Knowledge #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720843/osr068-documenting-open-science-knowledge-oscibar-en.png)
13 Minuten
Christian Pietsch runs the website Open Science Q&A at the University Bielefeld and held a session on the documentation of Open Science. He gave us a little insight in his project and his session.
![OSR067 Gender bias #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720847/osr067-gender-bias-oscibar-en.png)
12 Minuten
Lusy from the Free Software Foundation Europe held a session on why only 2 women did propose a session here at the barcamp (vs. 10 men or so). We asked her to give us a little background and her impressions.
![OSR066 Open Metrics with Astrid Orth #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720851/osr066-open-metrics-with-astrid-orth-oscibar-en.png)
5 Minuten
Astrid Orth from SUB Göttingen held a session on Open Metrics. We asked her to give us a little background and her impressions.
![OSR065 Open Knowledge Maps with Peter Kraker #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720855/osr065-open-knowledge-maps-with-peter-kraker-oscibar-en.png)
5 Minuten
We talked to Peter Kraker who just moderated a session at #oscibar about how Open Knowledge Maps, a project to visually discover research. Here's what his impressions were.
![OSR064 How to teach Open Science for the Young and Undergraduate Researchers #oscibar [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529310/osr064-how-to-teach-open-science-for-the-young-and-undergraduate-researchers-oscibar-en.png)
3 Minuten
We met Asura Enkhbayar who just moderated a session at #oscibar about how to teach Open Science practices for Undergraduate students and young researchers. Here's what his impressions were.
![OSR063 Open Science Barcamp and Conference 2017 #oscibar #osc2017 [EN]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/623529318/osr063-open-science-barcamp-and-conference-2017-oscibar-osc2017-en.png)
35 Minuten
Open Science Radio is happy to attend this year's Barcamp Open Science as well as the Open Science Conference. As in 2016 we've been kindly ask to participate and help documenting the events with our recordings. In order to provide you with a bit of background about this two events and this year's focus, we've invited one of the organizers, Guido Scherp, to give us a rundown what we can expect. Especially with the Barcamp probably becoming more international this year, we are absolutely looking forward to meet some interesting people their and we would be glad to meet some of you there too. Registrations are still open, and hopefully this episode can give you some reason to attend too! Enjoy! Update: in between yesterday's recording and today's publishing of this episode, the conference sold out!
![OSR062 A rising tide lifts all boats [DE]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720868/osr062-a-rising-tide-lifts-all-boats-de.png)
1 Stunde 16 Minuten
Wir eröffnen das Jahr ganz klassisch mit einem Blick auf die News der letzten Wochen. Die Neuigkeiten werden leider von einer Reihe wenig positiver Entwicklungen überschattet, aber hey, so ist das nun einmal. Man muss durch die Nacht wandern, wenn man die Morgenröte sehen will (5 EUR für's Phrasenschwein). Wir haben ein wenig Verzug im Beginn der Aufzeichnung gehabt, sodass wir nach hinten raus ein wenig hasten mussten und einige Themen weggelassen haben - wir bitten das zu entschuldigen. Ansonsten, viel Spaß!
![OSR061 Die letzten Meldungen aus 2016 [DE]](https://cdn.podcastcms.de/images/shows/175/3072496/s/622720877/osr061-die-letzten-meldungen-aus-2016-de.png)
1 Stunde 17 Minuten
Wir hatten uns ein paar Tage vor Weihnachten noch einmal zusammengefunden um einen Blick auf die letzten Meldungen des Jahres zu werfen, ein bißchen Dank zu verteilen und damit so etwas wie eine "Abschlußfolge" für das Jahr 2016 aufzunehmen. Haben wir auch gemacht, aber leider hat die Gesundheit der Veröffentlichung einen Strich durch die Rechnung gemacht. Wir hoffen also Ihr hattet ein paar geruhsame Weihnachtstage und seid gut in das neue Jahr gekommen! Wir danken Euch für Eure Aufmerksamkeit und Unterstützung und freuen uns auf das neue Jahr, an dieser Stelle geht es natürlich weiter. Zunächst aber einmal viel Spaß bei dieser Episode.
