Open Science Workshop

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  • Course title: Open Science Workshop (v2026)

  • Taught by: David López García y Filip Andras 

  • Format: In person

  • Number of places: 25

  • Duration: 2 horas.

  • Date: 9 de julio.

  • Venue: It will be held in Seminar Room 4 of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center.

  • Prerequisites: No prior knowledge required

Description and contents

  1. Introduction
    1. Presentation: Who we are and what we do
    2. What is open science?
    3. Why does it matter?
    4. The center's commitment to Open Science
  2. How do I incorporate open science into my research?
    1. From the initial idea to publication: diagram of the complete research process and best-practice guide.
    2. Pre-registrations: Plan and protect your research from the start.
      1. Why pre-register your study?
      2. What should a pre-registration include?
      3. Where can I pre-register my study?
      4. Is sharing it mandatory?
      5. Registered Reports
    3. Data management and collection
      1. What is a data management plan?
      2. FAIR principles
    4. Reproducible analyses
      1. Using reproducible code: Notebooks: Jupyter, Quarto, Colab, etc.
      2. Share and version your code: GitHub and version control
        1. GitHub and version control
        2. Examples of popular repositories
    5. Publishing results
      1. Different publication routes: Open access vs. subscription
      2. Open repositories: pre-prints
      3. Predatory journals: how to avoid them?

 

Resources and materials

Course Materials

Theory sessions:

Useful links:

Esta actividad es parte de la ayuda CEX2023-001312-M, financiada por MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 y ayuda UCE-PP2023-11 financiada por Universidad de Granada.

This activity is part of grant CEX2023-001312-M, funded by MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and grant UCE-PP2023-11 funded by University of Granada.