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To help you better manage and share your data according to FAIR principles, we provide a wide range of activities that you can discover by browsing the links below

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FAIR data management and openness of research data can not only bring significant benefits to researchers themselves and to the entire community, but are also amongst the main requirements of funders and scientific journals, and National Research Evaluation Agencies as well, on the basis of the commitments defined by the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment, are requesting researchers to include datasets among research outputs for evaluation purposes, therefore here on the right are some useful resources to help you

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Meeting of the Comunità Italiana dei Data Stewards

On November 27 and 28, our data stewards will be participating in the pivotal 5° meeting of the CIDS (Comunità Italiana dei Data Stewards) – where data management, data stewardship, Open Science & FAIR principles meet!

💡 The theme of the meeting is “A Network of Networks”, a dialogue with other communities and associations to strengthen collaborations and synergies among those working with data and open science. The event is reserved for members of the Community only: if you’d like to join, register with CIDS by sending a brief introduction of yourself to the mailing list at data-stewards@lists.icdi.it.

For more information, check out the following link and the group photo here!

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Meeting of the Comunità Italiana dei Data Stewards

On November 27 and 28, our data stewards will be participating in the pivotal 5° meeting of the CIDS (Comunità Italiana dei Data Stewards) – where data management, data stewardship, Open Science & FAIR principles meet!

💡 The theme of the meeting is “A Network of Networks”, a dialogue with other communities and associations to strengthen collaborations and synergies among those working with data and open science. The event is reserved for members of the Community only: if you’d like to join, register with CIDS by sending a brief introduction of yourself to the mailing list at data-stewards@lists.icdi.it.

For more information, check out the following link and the group photo here!

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GenOA week 2025

A whole week dedicated to discussions on open science and its development in the research world.

The title of this year’s conference is ‘Who owns our knowledge?’, a provoking title aiming to uncover how proprietary logics in academia lead to unhelpful and undesirable consequences for all researchers and for society more broadly. In the attemp to encourage the dissemination of knowledge and practices on open science, the GenOA week, as always, stimulates debates and dsicussions from researchers.

Feel free to join the GenOA week, online and free of charge, by signing up at this link.
You can consult the interesting agenda here!

GenOA Week 2025 is organized by the University of Genoa, IIT (Italian Institute of Technology), INFN (National Institute of Nuclear Physics), CNR (National Research Council), and AIB Liguria (Italian Library Association – Liguria Section), with the patronage of the Italian Library Association.

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GenOA week 2025

A whole week dedicated to discussions on open science and its development in the research world.

The title of this year’s conference is ‘Who owns our knowledge?’, a provoking title aiming to uncover how proprietary logics in academia lead to unhelpful and undesirable consequences for all researchers and for society more broadly. In the attemp to encourage the dissemination of knowledge and practices on open science, the GenOA week, as always, stimulates debates and dsicussions from researchers.

Feel free to join the GenOA week, online and free of charge, by signing up at this link.
You can consult the interesting agenda here!

GenOA Week 2025 is organized by the University of Genoa, IIT (Italian Institute of Technology), INFN (National Institute of Nuclear Physics), CNR (National Research Council), and AIB Liguria (Italian Library Association – Liguria Section), with the patronage of the Italian Library Association.

UNIMI at the 2025 genOAweek

The open science support staff at UNIMI is happy to announce its participation at the upcoming 2025 genOAweek, a week-long conference discussing open access and open science with insights from a variety of italian universities.

You can follow UNIMI’s presentations on Wednesday 19th November at the following links:
1. Più supporto, più FAIRness: il ruolo cruciale dei servizi nella gestione dei dati aperti
2. Dati della ricerca aperti all’Università degli studi di Milano: partecipazione attiva al contesto internazionale
3. Infrastrutture aperte e processi trasparenti e governabili: quando sono i ricercatori a decidere
4.Ricerca scientifica: un bene comune
5. Dal perché al come: l’esperienza UNIMI con Dataverse per la gestione FAIR e la condivisione di dati di qualità

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UNIMI at the 2025 genOAweek

The open science support staff at UNIMI is happy to announce its participation at the upcoming 2025 genOAweek, a week-long conference discussing open access and open science with insights from a variety of italian universities.

You can follow UNIMI’s presentations on Wednesday 19th November at the following links:
1. Più supporto, più FAIRness: il ruolo cruciale dei servizi nella gestione dei dati aperti
2. Dati della ricerca aperti all’Università degli studi di Milano: partecipazione attiva al contesto internazionale
3. Infrastrutture aperte e processi trasparenti e governabili: quando sono i ricercatori a decidere
4.Ricerca scientifica: un bene comune
5. Dal perché al come: l’esperienza UNIMI con Dataverse per la gestione FAIR e la condivisione di dati di qualità