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DESCRIPTION:How do you ensure your data is shared in a way that most contri
 butes to the generation of new discoveries? Which tools\, infrastructure\,
  and standards do you choose to make your data open and FAIR (findable\, a
 ccessible\, interoperable\, and reusable)? How can the global neuroscience
  community reach consensus about best practices?\n\nIn a research environm
 ent beginning to burst with open data\, standards\, and tools\, it can be 
 hard to know where to start. The International Neuroinformatics Coordinati
 ng Facility (INCF) is an organization dedicated to advancing the reproduci
 bility and reusability of neuroscience research. The INCF brings together 
 the global research community and coordinates efforts to identify\, develo
 p\, review\, and endorse tools and resources that promote open and FAIR re
 search practices. The INCF also provides training on using open standards 
 and best practices to facilitate reproducibility and to publish research o
 utputs\, including data and code.\n\nJoin us for a discussion where Dr. He
 lena Ledmyr\, INCF Director of Development & Communications\, and Dr. Jean
 -Baptiste Poline\, Chair of the INCF Council for Training\, Science and In
 frastructure\, as they share their experience and insights on the opportun
 ities and challenges of coordinating the global research community to prom
 ote open and FAIR research practices.\n\nRegister now for what promises to
  be an informative discussion on principles and practices that are becomin
 g requirements in today’s research landscape!\n\nTo register: Eventbrite\n
 \n\nSpeakers:\n\n\n	\n		Helena Ledmyr\, Director\, Development & Communicatio
 ns\, International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF)\n	\n	\n		Jean
  Baptiste Poline\, Associate Professor\, The Neuro\, 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ\, C
 o-Chair\, NeuroHub\, Chair\, Technical Steering Committee for the Canadian
  Open Neuroscience Platform (CONP)\, The Neuro\, Primary Investigator\, Lu
 dmer Centre for Neuroinformatics & Mental Health\, Chair\, INCF Council fo
 r Training\, Science and Infrastructure\, Montreal\, Canada\n	\n\n\nHost: D
 ylan Roskams-Edris\, Open Science Alliance Officer\, Tanenbaum Open Scienc
 e Institute\, The Neuro\n\n\nAbout the OPEN SCIENCE IN CONVERSATION Series
 \n\nOpen Science has the power to transform research and care\, accelerate
  the discovery of new treatments and cures and ultimately change lives. Th
 e COVID-19 pandemic has brought about an unprecedented level of openness a
 nd shifted biomedical research into high gear\, with scientists and innova
 tors spontaneously adopting Open Science in a race against time to solve t
 he global crisis.\n\nAt The Neuro we are committed to openly sharing data\
 , resources and expertise in order to rapidly bring an end to the sufferin
 g caused by neurological disorders. In this webinar series\, learn how The
  Neuro\, and other communities around the globe are putting Open Science i
 n action\, accelerating discovery to benefit patients and the global socie
 ty.\n\nBecome part of the Open Science revolution. Join Us!\n
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SUMMARY:Open Science In Conversation: Make it Open\, Make it FAIR\, Make a 
 Difference
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