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- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 3.2 Responsible Anonymisation & Pseudonymisation (Heidi Beate Bentzen)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 3.2
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 3.3. Tension Between Personal Data Protection & the Aim of Open Science (Heidi Beate Bentzen)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 3.1 Specifics of Informed Consent in the Context of Open Science (Emmi Jennina Kaaya)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 3.2
- ROSiE Case Study: Quality of research outputs and data sets
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 3.3. Tension Between Personal Data Protection & the Aim of Open Science (Heidi Beate Bentzen)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 3.3. Data privacy in natural sciences
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 4.1 Types of Potential Research Malpractices in Open Science (Søren Holm)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 4.2 Prevention of Research Malpractices in Open Science (Søren Holm)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 4.2.
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 5.1. Trust & Trustworthiness in Open Science (Panagiotis Kavouras)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 5.2. Responsible and Critical Use of Open Data & the Research Results (Arild Johan Jansen)
- The Environmental Footprint of AI: Understanding the Trade-offs
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Studies for Lecture 5.2
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 5.3. Ethical Aspects of the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Analysing Open Data (Arild Johan Jansen)
- Acting with Research Integrity
- ROSiE Test: Risks to environment, animals, plants, and ecosystems
- Understanding the Systemic Impacts of Generative AI
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 6.1. Benefits and Risks in Open Peer Review (Olivier Le Gall)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 6.2. Open Access, Open Access Publishing, Predatory Practices (Elina Koivisto)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 6.2.
- Making AI More Sustainable: What are the options?
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 6.3. Including Open Science Aspects in Assessing Researchers & Research (Elina Koivisto)
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 7.2. Acknowledging Contributions & Authorship in Open Science
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 7.2.
- The Environmental Impact of Physical Devices
- The Environmental Cost of Software and Online Services
- ROSiE Case Study: Risks to environment, animals, plants, and ecosystems
- Greening Tech — What and How
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 7.3. Open Licenses
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 8.1 Responsibilities of Citizen Scientists
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Case Study for Lecture 8.1.
- ROSiE Video Lectures: Lecture 8.2 Responsibilities of Scientists Towards Citizen Scientists
- Nerq TtT
- Sustainability as a wicked problem
- Exploring basic skills
- Ethical Decision Making in Research
- Final Quiz: Sustainable Decision-Making
- Sustainable Decision-Making
- Background, symptoms and root causes of the “Crisis Tree”
- Match the key terms related to the Crisis Tree with their descriptions
- Degrowth and Postgrowth
- Growth and post growth oriented innovation. What are they”?
- Look closely at the image and note the most important issues that might be affecting your research. Hover over the image to reveal example reflection questions that can help you reflect on your research
- Let’s think about innovation without growth
- frameworks for understanding technological change in a post-growth era.
- Growth -oriented innovation vs post-growth oriented innovation
- Four aspects of data accuracy in citizen science
- Reflect: Linking theory and visual practice
