Welcome, please introduce yourself!
Create a personal profile in our course group page:
This is how it works:
- Add a new entry to this course group page to create a profile. Type your name in the 'concept' field.
- Add some information about yourself in the description field. Let us know who you are, what you like and what brought you here!
- If you like you can add a profile picture or a short videoclip.
- And don't forget to tell us what open science animal you are!
- If you want, you can add comments to your peers' profiles. Or say 'hello!'
Let's create a word cloud together!
Tell us your discipline and see how many different disciplines are represented in this course!
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agneseHello everyone, I am Agnese, Meerkat, ethologist researcher at the University College Dublin. Inspiring people sharing my passion in animal behavior is the reason I am following this course. | |
AlexI am involved in bioinformatics training and aim at spreading and teaching the importance of Open Science | |
Alexander BotzkiI am working for the Bioinformatics Core Facility at VIB. the quiz says that I am the Open Science Meerkat. | |
AmandaHi! I'm a zoo and wildlife veterinarian living in London UK. I am an open science meerkat! | |
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BenHi all, Ben from U of Edinburgh (CVS department, QMRI), interested in getting together with a group of likeminded people to discuss open science. | |
Ben LibbertonI'm Ben and apparently I'm an Open Science Mole because I love digging through stuff and can immerse myself in a topic. I hope to do that with Open Science here. I'm a researcher turned full time science communicator and open access plays a big role in my work. I'm based in Stockholm. | |
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Charlotte CoalesHi, I have a background in ecology and science communication, and work in public engagement at a zoology research institute. I support our staff and students to engage with a variety of audiences. I hadn't heard of Open Science until last week(!) and thought it would be useful and interesting to find out more. I am a meekat! ORCID ID: 0000-0003-4022-1804 | |
Ciara LynchUndergoing a PhD in Biotechnology in Ireland, have completed my undergraduate in Genetics, with a heavy emphasis on Bioinformatics as well. I love science communication, and look forward to learning how to effectively convey my ideas to a variety of audiences, including lay people with little science background. Currently in my first year of my four year PhD in University College Dublin. I am apparently an Open Science Unicorn, full of myth and magic haha. My ORCID is https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0147-9810 | |
ClotildeHi! I am an organic chemist, have been travelling around Europe working with the sweetest molecules, sugars! I am a Meerkat, and it couldn't have been a more appropriate definition of the way I work, and my vision of science. | |
Corrado MinettiHello! I am a researcher in parasitology and medical entomology, working in the United Kingdom. Originally from Italy, I am currently working on malaria in mosquitoes. I have a parallel interest in science communication, and I registered in this course to get more insights which I hope will help me to better promote and disseminate my research. According to the quiz, I am a mole! My ORCID number is 0000-0001-7862-4874 | |
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DeirdreHi Everyone, I'm Deirdre. I am a prostate cancer researcher in Dublin. I am an open science meerkat! | |
DeirdreHi Everyone, I'm Deirdre. I am a prostate cancer researcher in Dublin. I am an open science meerkat! | |
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Eliska ChalupovaI'm currently oriented on Bioinformatics and Data Science. I have background from Evolutionary and ecological Biology, and Computation. I took the course because I'd like to contribute to making the science more open, accessible and thus useful. I'm a science squirrel. | |
EmmaI'm Emma, a molecular biologist working in the area of inflammatory arthritis and fibrosis. I'm an Open Science Mole (which I think makes me sound like a spy!) | |
EmmaI'm Emma, a molecular biologist working in the area of inflammatory arthritis and fibrosis. I'm an Open Science Mole (which I think makes me sound like a spy!) | |
Encarni MartínezHi!, I'm a speech therapy and I'm finishing a Master of Education. I'm currenly collaborating to creat the Open Science MOOC of https://opensciencemooc.eu/ I'm here because I want to make a PhD. According to the test I'm a Meerkat. My ORCID is https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1213-8264 | |
Erika CerrolazaI work as a R&D Project Manager at a Public Research Entity that offers high-quality scientific and technical services to the Spanish National Health System and its research centres. orcid.org/0000-0002-1766-5792 | |
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Francisco GinerHello everyone: I have a degree in documentation and work as head of scientific production in a biomedical research foundation in Spain. I am enrolled in this course to expand my knowledge about Open Science and to support the center's researchers. According to the survey they are a squirrel My ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3385-6388 | |
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Gunnar De WinterBiologist. Philosopher. Currently working as science communicator. Interested in open science as seen from different perspectives. What does a scientist consider 'open'? What is the social value and ethical imperative for/of open science? And how do we communicate it best to the public and/or make it available? | |
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HiyaHi, 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 xx | |
Hope AmosI'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. | |
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IntroductionHi everyone, I'm a first year PhD student in cancer biology and currently working on the impact of different cell death modalities in anti-cancer immunogenicity. Nice to meet you all! | |
IntroductionI am a PhD student at University College Dublin. Looking at a comparative oncology approach to TNBC. I am very interested in open science | |
IzzyHi, I'm Izzy, a PhD student at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge. I work in cell signalling and am involved with lots of public engagement in my free time. | |
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J Martinez-GonzalezI am a Postdoctoral Researcher in Physical-Chemistry trying to understand how water dances in contact with (bio)materials. And also, I am an Open Science Meerkathttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-5262-6732 | |
Jennie LeggatHi, my name is Jennie and I am a Cardiovascular Research PhD student at the University of Cambridge. I'm interested in open science because I believe that our research should be making a real impact on society, and the public deserves to be involved in that. My open science animal is a meerkat. My ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1040-6827 | |
Jessie DavisHi all, I am currently in my final year of my PhD in Pharmacology in University College Dublin. My project has focused on generating kidney organoids to study epigenetic processes in diabetic kidney disease. I first learned about open science/data during my masters course where one of my lecturers was a huge advocator of open science within the microscopy field. I am taking this course to learn how I can apply those ideals to my own work. My open science animal is the meerkat. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1548-6114 | |
Joanne BakkerHi all, I am a bit late to the party, but better late than never! I am usually working in the lab as a PhD student in Neuroscience, but currently I am pursuing a short internship at an organization aiming to help bridge the gap between science and the public (V&A, in Stockholm). I am looking forward to learn more about open science and implement my findings when I am back at my lab bench. Cheers, Joanne (aka open science mole) https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5434-8262 | |

I originally studied biology and my PhD is in the genetics of maternal effects. Since then I have mostly worked in education, currently as Training Coordinator at the Office of Scholarly Communication at the University of Cambridge. I support researchers to make their research more open, publish effectively and manage data well. I am an open science meerkat!