Open Software & Research Symposium
Join the University of Chicago on April 16th for the Open Software & Research Symposium.
At the UChicago Library, openness is our default. This means prioritizing access to the widest possible audience and championing open software and scholarship. However, pursuing openness comes with unique challenges, from navigating licensing to ensuring long-term preservation and sustainability.
Join the University of Chicago Library, Data Science Institute, Globus, and the Research Computing Center on April 16th for the Open Software & Research Symposium, where experts from across the field will share insights and practical strategies for tackling these issues. Together, we’ll explore topics including licensing, data management, and project maintenance, all with the goal of making open software and research more accessible and sustainable.
This event is open to all with registration. Lunch will be provided.
Join the University of Chicago on April 16th for the Open Software & Research Symposium.
At the UChicago Library, openness is our default. This means prioritizing access to the widest possible audience and championing open software and scholarship. However, pursuing openness comes with unique challenges, from navigating licensing to ensuring long-term preservation and sustainability.
Join the University of Chicago Library, Data Science Institute, Globus, and the Research Computing Center on April 16th for the Open Software & Research Symposium, where experts from across the field will share insights and practical strategies for tackling these issues. Together, we’ll explore topics including licensing, data management, and project maintenance, all with the goal of making open software and research more accessible and sustainable.
This event is open to all with registration. Lunch will be provided.
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Highlights
- 5 hours
- In person
Location
Regenstein Library, Room 122
1100 East 57th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
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Agenda
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Introductory Remarks
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Open Research Panel Discussion – Data Management
This panel will explore the intersection of different experiences and priorities in data management workflows. Panelists will delve into common misconceptions, discuss areas of miscommunication between administrative and technical requirements, and reflect on how the landscape has evolved. This session will offer practical insights for researchers, administrators, and technical professionals navigating the complexities of data management in open research.
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Open Software and Licensing
Have you ever wondered which open license would work best for your project? Join Open Source Licensing Specialist, Heather Meeker, for a conversation about the most common open licenses, their use in academic and commercial projects, and other considerations for open source development at the University.