November 18

12.45-13.00:
Mogens Sandfær: Welcome and OPERA’s answer to “The Future of Open Research Analytics” | Download slides

13.00-13.45:
Keynote René von Schomberg: The future of Open Science. Reforming the rewards/incentives system for researchers | Download slides

13.45-14.00: Break

14.00-14.40:
OPERA Research Analytics Platform: collaboration and assessment modules: Christina Steensboe (WP1 Lead) + Mogens Sandfær (WP4 Lead) | Download slides

14.40-15.10:
Peter Mangiafico: RIALTO – Stanford’s Research Intelligence System: Mission, vision, approach, design, data, technology, results and remaining challenges | Download slides

15.10-15.25: Break

15.25-16.00:
Documenting and analyzing humanities and social sciences scholarship: David Budtz Pedersen (WP2 Lead) | Download slides

16.00-16.30:
Christian Herzog: An answer to documentation and analysis in SSH | Download Slides

November 19

09.30-10.15:
Keynote Roberta Sinatra: Towards a Science of Science: findings, challenges, and future directions | Download slides

10.15-10.30: Break

10.30-11.10:
National Open Science research analytics – Pilot based on Dimensions++: Karen Hytteballe Ibanez (WP3 Lead)
Brian Kirkegaard Lunn: Integrating global Dimensions data in NORA: identifying and improving data quality and data analysis | Download slides

11.10-11.40:
Tung Tung Chan: An answer to Open Science research analytics | Download slides

11.40-12.30: Break

12.30-13.05:
Open Science support: Birger Larsen (WP5 Lead) | Download slides

13.05-13.35:
Isabella Peters: Reflections on open science metrics | Download slides

13.35-14.00: Break

14.00-15.00:
Panel discussion “Infrastructure and Incentives”:
Charlotte Wien (University of Southern Denmark ), John Renner Hansen (University of Copenhagen), Roberta Sinatra (IT University of Copenhagen) and Rolf Hvidtfeldt (Aalborg University) Marianne Lykke (Aalborg University)