The University of Helsinki Open Science Award will be announced during Open Access Week on 26 October, 2023. This is the seventh time the award has been given. This year’s theme is citizen science, and the nominations for the award will be accepted until 29 September.
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Have you participated or are you participating in a citizen science project implemented by University of Helsinki researchers? The University of Helsinki Open Science Award will be presented this year to a research group that has promoted citizen science in an exemplary manner.
The promotion of citizen science may include the following:
- the development of a technical solution for the crowdsourced collection of observations
- collaboration with not only the public but also municipalities, cities, companies, NGOs or other extensive communities and organisations
- the development of collaboration and communications, the openness of research processes, or training options
- the broad utilisation of open science opportunities (e.g., openly available research publications, the openness of research datasets or their metadata).
You can nominate a project by sending a short description of your participation in it and outlining the reasons why the project should receive the award. Please send your proposal as an email attachment to openaccess@helsinki.fi by 29 September 2023, using the subject line ”Open Science Award 2023”.
- Read more about this year’s award theme on the University of Helsinki website: Citizen science plays a crucial role in research
- Read more about the award on the University of Helsinki’s Flamma intranet: Submit a nomination for the University of Helsinki Open Science Award