Coordination of Open Science

The theme for the open science and research winter conference is open science and societal impact. Join the event in Jyväskylä or online! Wednesday 9.11: Pre-conference (in Finnish)

The workshop provides the open science and research expert panels and working groups with an opportunity to work on shared issues. The programme will be published closer to the event.

How can open knowledge produce sustainability transformation? How can climate change and loss of diversity be managed and mitigated through long-term environmental monitoring?

This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Open Research Data. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.

This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Open Research Data. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.

This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Culture of Open Scholarship as well as their categorization. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.

This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Open Access to Scholarly Publication. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.

This workshop introduces the ongoing work on the national policy on open educational practices.

This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Open Education and Educational Resources as well as their categorization. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.

The theme for this year's Open Science Autumn Conference is research infrastructures – the preliminary programme has been published. The event will take place online. Programme

The 2021 open science spring conference takes place online on 4–5 May 2021. This year's theme is the price of openness. 

[In Finnish] How do I take best practices for distance teaching into account, where can I find open educational resources and services? What makes teaching more open and accessible?