A bird's eye view of Open Science Developments, Challenges and Future Directions at Naturalis Biodiversity Center

 

While most people probably know it as a museum, Naturalis Biodiversity Center also hosts one of the largest natural history collections in the world and conducts cutting edge research within its laboratories. For example, one area under active development is focused on establishing research infrastructures for biomonitoring techniques, such as environmental DNA for species identification. These technical developments need to be accompanied by improving current practices around open science. In this session, we'll discuss some activities related to open science happening at Naturalis, the opportunities and challenges they present, while also sharing experiences and exchanging ideas about how to approach them.

 

To join this meeting you can do two things:
1. For Leiden affiliated: Join the OSCL Teams, and navigate to the 'Open Science Coffee Leiden' channel; there you can join the live meeting. You can then also check-out the rest of the OSCL channels and interesting discussions of members. If you also become a member of OSCL, you can opt in to receive our newsletter and other interesting updates, and you will get a member profile, so other members can find you and see your interests in Open Science
2. Directly join the meeting from 11:00 onwards by clicking this link.

Share on Facebook Share by Bluesky Share on LinkedIn Share by WhatsApp Share by Mastodon