Three virtual panel discussions will focus on inter-institutional coalitions, institute-wide efforts to promote Open Science, as well as initiatives and projects within Canadian institutions enabling researchers to learn about and practice Open Science. Expert panelists will showcase new ways of recognizing and enabling open research, the efforts of forward thinking institutions to promote Open Science through education and support, and how collective action is enabling a more open future.
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Three virtual panel discussions will focus on inter-institutional coalitions, institute-wide efforts to promote Open Science, as well as initiatives and projects within Canadian institutions enabling researchers to learn about and practice Open Science. Expert panelists will showcase new ways of recognizing and enabling open research, the efforts of forward thinking institutions to promote Open Science through education and support, and how collective action is enabling a more open future.
The symposium will close with the presentation of the Neuro-Irv and Helga Cooper Foundation Open Science Prizes to the awardees, followed by an Open Science Networking event and Reception.
