1st NetCastPL4.0 Convention for sharing best practices on Open Access

1st NetCastPL4.0 Convention for sharing best practices on Open Access – FROM FIELDWORK TO FAIR: PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR OPEN AND REPRODUCIBLE RESEARCH 

Online event which took place on April 11, 2025.

Ensuring that research is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) is a key principle of Open Science, but how can researchers integrate these principles effectively into their daily work? This talk will explore practical approaches and tools available at AGH University of Krakow, CNR National Research Council of Italy and Aalto University to facilitate FAIR research while doing research, demonstrating that making research FAIR does not have to be an extra duty but can instead become a natural part of the research workflow.

The speakers were:

Stanisław Skórka (AGH University of Krakow)

Director of the Main Library of the AGH University of Krakow and Assistant Professor at the Institute of Information Science, University of the National Education Commission, Krakow; specializes in the subject of information architecture in the management of information resources and acts as an Open Access Officer within AGH Open Science Team.

Taija Tuoresjärvi & Lucie Hradecká (Aalto University)

Information specialists in the Open Science services at Aalto University support in promoting the benefits of openness: the societal impact of research, the speed of innovation, the high quality and transparency of science, and openly accessible research results helping to solve global problems.

Laura Benassi (National Research Council of Italy)

Senior Technologist at CNR in Florence (IT), specializing in scientific project management, communication and Open Science. She develops innovative FAIR solutions for heritage science and work on making research more accessible, reproducible, and impactful with her research group.