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Create a personal profile in our course group page:

Introduce yourself to your peers and tell us something about yourself. During this course you will be asked to come back and edit your profile and add more information in small practical assignments.

This is how it works:
  1. Add a new entry to this course group page to create a profile. Type your name in the 'concept' field.
  2. Add some information about yourself in the description field. Let us know who  you are, what you like and what brought you here!
  3. If you like you can add a profile picture or a short videoclip.
  4. And don't forget to tell us what open science animal you are!
  5. If you want, you can add comments to your peers' profiles. Or say 'hello!'

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Hiya

Hi, better late than never... I'm Maruxa, one more Meerkat! I'm an Open Science believer, I've worked in an Open Access journal, and I am currently training students on data management, so I'd like to be up to date with OS practices! Also, I'm in the process of creating a MOOC (on another topic) and I've never taken one, so that's another reason to be here.

My ORCID is

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7322-5268


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Hope Amos

I'm interested in molecular biology, how it relates to disease pathology and treatment, and how we communicate this to the public.

I have a background in Biochemistry, Cancer immunology and Computational Chemistry. Currently a postgraduate research student at the University of Southampton, I am looking to go into some form of science communication when I graduate next year.

My OpenScience animal is a squirrel.