26. Aug 2021
Data Protection: Theory and Practice (October 6, 2021)
Webinar description
The aim of this webinar is to address the most important data protection aspects in the context of research and academic projects. In collaboration with colleagues from the legal department of the MLU an overview of the legal framework of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other basic regulations will be offered. The Open Science Team – ULB will also provide advice on how to anonymize or pseudonymize quantitative and qualitative datasets, and some practical examples on how to write a consent forms for projects in which interview data are planned. Join us in this webinar and take the opportunity to ask any questions you may have on these matters.
Please ask specific questions via Etherpad form before the webinar. These will be answered during the webinar.
Date, time and format
- Date and time: October 6, 2021 from 1-2 pm
- Please join the webinar via MLUconf
- Ask specific question in advance via Etherpad form
Speakers
- Alexander Winkler – ULB
Scope of the webinar series
The Open Science Webinar series is aimed at PhD students and Postdocs from different backgrounds and disciplines at research institutions in Halle. Its purpose is to provide the audience with useful information about various aspects of Open Science (OS). In four webinars, a variety of OS topics including research data management, tools, standards, data protection, legal and intellectual property rights, tips for online publishing etc. will be covered. In a fifth seminar, a guest scientist will present practical and specific details about working with and the implementation of open science. It is hoped, this mixture between theory and a user case example might help the audience to better understand open science and where and how to start practicing it.
Next Open Science Webinar: Open (Omics) Data in the life- sciences (October 13, 2021 | online)
Format
The MLU conference system mluconf will be used to deliver the webinars. There is no need to register; participants just need to join the webinar(s) on the day. The duration of the webinars is one hour, divided into a 40-45 min. presentation element and 15-20 min. slot for questions/discussion. The presentations will be available for consultation at a latter point via the Open Science website of the ULB.
Funding
This workshop has been realised with financial support from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg.
