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4th Open Science Training

A wide banner for the CHARM-EU alliance promoting the "4th Open Science Training." On the left side, blue text on a white background details the event name and schedule: "17th June 2026, 9:30 AM - 13:30 PM CEST," with the "Co-funded by the European Union" logo at the bottom left. The right side features a photo of two men collaborating at a laptop in a bright indoor setting, partially framed by blurred green leaves in the foreground. The CHARM-EU logo is positioned in the top right corner, and "Photo Credit: Bas van Hattum" is written in white text in the bottom right corner.

📅17 June 2026

⏰9:30 – 13:30h CET

🔗Teams meeting.

📍Sala Gabriel Oliver, Edifici Josep Carner, soterrani. Facultat de Filologia i Comunicació. Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 585, Barcelona.

CHARM-EU is organizing its fourth Open Science training with a hybrid session featuring an introduction to monitoring Open Science and to Open Research Information, as well as a presentation of new strategies to support Open Access. The goal is to share experiences to support the Open Science culture amongst researchers, educators, research support officers, open science experts as well as PhD students.

Registration deadline: 16th June 2026, 12:00 PM CEST

Hosted by Ignasi Labastida, Rector’s Delegate for Open Science at Universitat de Barcelona- CRAI, in collaboration with the IDP at the University of Barcelona (UB).

Register here

AGENDA

9:30 – 9:35 – Welcome and Presentation of the Course

Speaker: Ignasi Labastida, Universitat de Barcelona–CRAI. Rector’s Delegate for Open Science

Speaker: Laetitia Bracco, Université Lorraine-OSMI. Deputy Head of Research Support Services

In the current context of reforming research assessment processes, we will discuss how to monitor the uptake of Open Science practices.

Speaker: Paul Boselie, Utrecht University. Full professor of Governance & Organization Science. Chief Open Science at Utrecht University

This training session is focused on developing and shaping an alternative publication culture in universities based on a Dutch case study at multiple levels. The session will focus on why?, how? and what? from a national and organizational perspective, giving special attention to the phenomenon of collaborative innovation (cooperation of different universities in the Netherlands) and the application of good practices from a grassroots perspective.

11:35 – 12:00 – Coffee break (@ Claustre de Lletres)

12:00 – 13:00 – Opening Research Information

Speaker: Bianca Kramer, Barcelona Declaration. Executive Director of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information

In order to improve the reforming research assessment processes and make them more transparent, we will tackle how to use and share open research information.

Speaker: Ignasi Labastida, Universitat de Barcelona-CRAI. Rector’s Delegate for Open Science