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Open Lab Notebooks: An Extreme Open Science Initiative

19^th January 2018

CIHR Boardroom 9-101, 160 Elgin st, Ottawa, Canada

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Open Lab Notebooks: An Extreme Open Science Initiative 19^th January 2018
09:00 - 09:10	Matthieu Schapira, PI, SGC Introductory remarks
Session 1 – Chair: Matthieu Schapira
09:10 - 09:30	Aled Edwards, Director, SGC Scientists and society: striking a new bargain
09:30 - 10:30	SGC Extreme Open Science Unit: Carla Alamillo, David Dilworth, Genna Luciani, Heng Zhang, Jolene Ho, Jon Fu Wong, Liz Brown, Mandeep Man, Megha Abbey, Nirav Kapadia, Roslin Adamson, Rachel Harding. Scientific project outline (5 mn each)
10:30 - 11:00	Rachel Harding, PDF, SGC and open notebook trailblazer 2 Years of Open Notebooking; lessons learnt from Labscribbles
11:00 - 11:15	Coffee Break
Session 2 – Chair: Arij Al Chawaf, Director SGC Strategic Alliances
11:15 - 11:45	David Carr, Open Research Program Manager, The Wellcome Trust, UK Open Research – a funder perspective
11:45 - 12:15	Richard Akerman, Senior Policy Analyst, Environment and Climate Change Canada Open Science in the Government of Canada
12:15 - 12:45	Kelsey Merkley, Open Program Designer, Creative Commons Creative Commons CC-BY: opportunities for open
13:00 - 14:00	Lunch
14:00 - 14:30	Round table discussion. Open Lab Notebooks: opportunities, challenges and concerns
14:30 - 16:00	Hands-on session 1, Rachel Harding: Social media training, leveraging twitter and using altmetric for your open science project Hands-on session 2, Rachel Harding: Communicating your science to wide audiences: using plain language to share your science with the public Hands-on session 3, Rachel Harding, Brian Marsden: Posting experiments online. Technical issues? Feature requests?
16:00 - 16:50	Ad-hoc discussions
16:50 - 17:00	Closing remarks, Matthieu Schapira
18:30	Dinner at Fairouz restaurant (TBC), 343 Somerset St W

Organizers: Rachel Harding, Matthieu Schapira, Aled Edwards

This meeting was funded by The Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Canada and The Wellcome Trust, UK.

Attendees

SGC:

Aled Edwards, SGC

Arij Al Chawaf, SGC University of Toronto

Brian Marsden, SGC University of Oxford

Carla Alamillo, SGC University of North Carolina

David Dilworth, SGC University of Toronto

Genna Luciani, SGC University of Toronto

Heng Zhang, SGC University of Toronto

Jolene Ho, SGC University of Toronto

Jon Fu Wong, SGC University of Oxford

Liz Brown, SGC University of Oxford

Mandeep Mann, SGC University of Toronto

Matthieu Schapira, SGC University of Toronto

Megha Abbey, SGC University of Toronto

Nirav Kapadia, SGC University of North Carolina

Roslin Adamson, SGC University of Oxford

Rachel Harding, SGC University of Toronto

Guests:

Adrian Mota, CIHR

Damien Challaud, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill

David Carr, The Wellcome Trust (joining via videoconference)

Ian Raskin, CIHR

Jeff Latimer, CIHR

Kelsey Merkley, Creative Commons

Lenore Beitel, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill

Paul Lasko, CIHR, Mc Gill University

Portia Taylor, Canada’s Open Government initiatives

Richard Ackerman, Environment and Climate Change Canada

Rod McInnes, CIHR

May be joining via videoconference

Mathias Astell, Nature

Ian Hrynaszkiewicz, Nature

Emma Pewsey, Elife

Mark Patterson, Elife

Thea Norman, Gates Foundation

Katja Brose, Chan Zuckerberg Science Initiative

Additional SGC scientists