CRIR Axes Workshop: Open science and how to embrace it – Aaron Johnson | April 28, 2022
When: 28 April 2022 12:00 to 28 April 2022 13:00
Where: Workshop via zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85293284324 | Meeting ID: 852 9328 4324 | Phone: 438 809 7799
Open science and how to embrace it
Open science is the practice of science where transparent and accessible knowledge is shared and developed through collaborative networks. While most researchers only think of open access journals, open science covers the life cycle of research across ideation, data collection and analysis, publication, and knowledge mobilization. In this talk, I aim to break down the open science life cycle, and show how researchers can make small changes to include open science practices. I will outline the benefits of embracing open science practices to the researcher, and the benefits to science.
Aaron Johnson is an associate professor of Psychology and associate dean of research at Concordia University, and a CRIR researcher at the Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre and the Institute Nazareth Louis Braille. He is developing an open access low vision database, with data from retinal imaging, cognition, balance, and functional vision in rehabilitation clients. His research uses this database to study the interaction between retinal physiology, the impact on function and rehabilitation outcomes. His lab has used open science practices for several years.
Aaron Johnson, PhD
Researcher CRIR-LLMRC, CIUSSS West-Central Montreal
Researcher CRIR-INLB, CISSS de la Montérégie-Centre
CRIR Researcher, Associate Dean – Research, Faculty of Arts and Science; Associate Professor,
Department of Psychology Concordia University
Poster
- Zoom workshop: Click here to join the workshop
- Contact: Nancy Azevedo, Ph.D., Axis Coordinator, nazevedo.crir@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
- Download the conference presentation: Open Science and how to embrace it
CRIR Axis Coordination Team.
