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In this lecture, Andriy Danylenko will provide a historical background to the current language situation in Ukraine

While publications are often visible in databases, other activities and open science outputs can remain difficult to discover. In this session, we will discuss opportunities for researchers to improve their visibility online through researcher profile services and social media.

Join us for an interactive session with Martín Hernán Di Marco on sharing research beyond academia and engaging the right audiences.

Learn how to search through resources and create your own gallery.

Copyrighted material includes more than you might think. In this meeting, we will discuss the challenges of using copyrighted material in research and will also be touching on the use of generative AI tools.

This session is open to anyone who is interested in attending.

In this open lecture, Professor and Fulbright scholar Supriya Baily provides a personal account and discusses the dangers facing academics in the US and the pervasive influence of right-wing pushback against higher education. How do academics exercise their right to research, teach and engage when their freedom and independence are constrained? 

Welcome to the GeoWednesday talk "Rock-ice avalanches: 100 million cubic metres at the speed of a fast train", by Andreas Kääb, Professor of Remote Sensing at the Department of Geosciences, University of Oslo. 

The EOSC EDEN project seeks to enhance digital preservation strategies at European and National level, to make sure research data remain FAIR in the long term. At its core, the project will create a comprehensive framework to identify what data are candidates for digital preservation. In addition to the framework, the EOSC EDEN project aims to develop a model for re-assessing data throughout its lifecycle.

How has LGBTQ+ activism in Ukraine been reshaped by Russia’s full-scale invasion? How have anti-gender movements simultaneously recalibrated their strategies under conditions of war? Welcome to this talk with Maryna Shevtsova from KU Leuven, Belgium.

Welcome to the GeoWednesday talk "The secret world of Seamounts", by Professor Carmen Gaina from Centre for planetary habitability, University of Oslo. 

Lots of research data have a high reuse value and should be preserved after the project is finished, but not all of them can be shared openly. Join us for this Open Science Lunch to learn from FEGA Norway for archiving omics data that need restricted access.

Welcome to the launch of the groundbreaking interdisciplinary book Sound and Detention: Towards Critical Listening, Sonic Citizenship and Social Justice. The book explores soundscapes in places and systems of imprisonment in order to better understand experiences of imprisonment, and to imagine alternatives to the carceral state.

Make Black Friday green, and spend the afternoon making free Christmas ornaments and gifts at the library!

UiO's team won a gold medal in the international molecular biology competition, iGEM! The Science Library invites you to a celebration with cake, where this year's team will present their project Continuous lactate monitor (LactlQ), and you will also learn how you can participate next year.

What does reform in research assessment look like in practice? Join us in this Open Science Lunch for three different perspectives on implementing reforms in research assessment.

What are the roots of the modern GOP and the MAGA movement? How did the United States get to where it is today? This roundtable will consider these and other questions in order to make sense of the present in light of the past.  

Are you about to submit your paper? Do you need help with writing or have questions about referencing? Come to a drop-in consultation at the University library and let us help you with the final push!

Are you working on an assignment and need help with managing your references? Come by and ask us!