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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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Sabine Barthold (MOOC team)

Sabine BartholdHi, I am Sabine

and I helped building this MOOC. I am a sociologist and political scientist by training and work as a researcher at the TU Dresden Media Center. I am an open science enthusiast and work on developing webbased, collaborative training formats for young researchers.

My open science animal

According to the quiz, I am an open science Meerkat: I find the collaborative aspects of open science most exciting and hope that in the future science will be open, accessible and collaborative by default so that research will serve the benefit society and help solving the problems of our time.

Here is my ORCID


Sam Groves

Hi all. My Open Science animal is a Meerkat. When I am not being a meerkat, however, I am a third-year, undergraduate Psychology student studying at the University of Newcastle. Currently I am undertaking a placement year in a comparative neuroscience lab, with current project focuses being on both animal welfare assessment and also comparative models of Major Depressive Disorder.

I was drawn to this course as I believe Open Science to be a crucial aspect of the future for psychology and other sciences alike, and hence I would love adopt its practices from as early in my career in science as I can!

Here is my new ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4030-6568


Sara Hanson

I am an assistant professor at Colorado College. I teach and do research in the field of evolutionary genetics. This is my first MOOC course, and I am looking forward to learning open science practices!

I am an open science mole. 

ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7843-2565

Sasha

Innovator

Stefan Mucha

Hi everybody,

late to join you, I'm doing my PhD on the physiology of African weakly electric fishes, their behavior and their ecological background.
The transformation to Open Science is for me the logical next evolutionary step that we have to undertake as scientific community. But I found that I knew only very little about the practical aspects of Open Science beyond tweeting. This is why I'm here :)

My ORCID is https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9862-2497

Subrat

Hello,

I am Subrat, from India. I am working for conservation of threatened fauna in India. I did masters in Wildlife Science. Currently, I am doing PhD on ecology of Gharial from Amity University. I believe that ease of networking with focus groups help work better to know and spread our work.
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https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9944-1612

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Svenja Steinfelder

Hi All, I am Svenja, a former scientist in immunoparasitology and now a meerkat eager to learn new things in all kind of science fields and sharing them with others.

This is my Orcid ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8469-4251