The course 'Open Science in the Swedish context' delivered by SciLifeLab Training Hub
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| Title | Open Science in the Swedish context |
| Abstract | In accordance with the international EUA Agenda for Open Science 2025, Sweden has now committed itself to implement Open Science into its higher education by 2026, with clear paths mapped by SUHFs ‘Färdplan för öppen vetenskap’ (2021), and KBs ‘Nationella riktlinjer för öppen vetenskap’ (2024). The training ‘Open Science in the Swedish context’ is designed to equip academics across all disciplines with a range of tools needed to implement Open Science practices into every step of their research project lifecycle. In this interactive, hands-on course, participants will learn about Open Science through interactive lectures, discussions with guest speakers, and practical assignments. Participants will gain first-hand experience with implementing Open Science practices into experimental planning & design, data collection & analysis, sharing & disseminating research output, long-term data accessibility & re-use, and project & researcher evaluation. Completing this training will position participants as future leaders in the global shift towards more open and collaborative research practices, fostering a research environment where knowledge is freely exchanged and built upon. |
| Type | Slides, recorded webinar, etc |
| Language | English |
| Keywords | Open Science, data reuse, open access, citizen science |
| Authors | Ineke Luijten, SciLifeLab Training Hub  . Elin Kronander, NBIS . David Rayner, SND |
| Author contact details | ineke.luijten@scilifelab.se, elin.kronander@scilifelab.se, david.rayner@gu.se |
| Content Provider | SciLifeLab Training Hub |
| Contributors | Sanna Isabel Ulfsparre, VR . Erik Stattin, KB . Angeliki Adamaki, LU, . Sabina Anderberg, SUHF . Jonas Åkerman, SU. |
| Date created | October 2025 |
| Date published | xxx |
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| URL | Open Science in the Swedish context |
| DOI | xxx |
| Access costs | No |
| Events | March 6 2025, DDLS Research School retreat, shortened version see here. May 6-9 2025 SciLifeLab Solna, full course in person, registration here |
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| Learning outcomes | Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: * Explain what Open Science is, and discuss the benefits and challenges that come with its implementation, specifically in the Swedish context. * Describe the most common Open Science practices throughout every step of the research project lifecycle. * Implement Open Science practices into their own workflow |
| Structure and duration | Each session is developed to be taught in person over 3h. Session 8 is a 3h excursion to Kungliga Biblioteket in Stockholm, Sweden. Session 9 is a 2h online discussion with a panel of Open Science experts |
| Target audience | This is a nationally offered course open to PhD students, postdocs, researchers, PIs and other employees at all Swedish universities who would like to implement Open Science practices into every step of their research projects. |
| Expertise (skill) level | beginner/intermediate |
| Prerequisite - knowledge | none |
| Prerequisite - technical | basic computer knowledge, xxx |
| Additional information | none |
| Links and references | none |
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| Licensing and reuse details | Unless stated otherwise, all materials from this course are available for re-use under a CC-BY license |
| Preferred citation | Session author 1, Session author 2, etc (2024) Open Science in the Swedish context - session x: session title. Retrieved from https://scilifelab-training.github.io/open-science/2505 |
| Status | under development |
| Version | 1 |
| Date of last revision | NA |
| Date modified | NA |
| Modification contact person | NA |