Responsible and open science trainings

Thursday the 12th of September at 10.00-11.00 

Training is targeted at researchers, staff, students and everyone interested in data management. Especially we recommend this training to the thesis supervisors.

After training you will be able to: 

• Understand what data management means in the different stages of the research life cycle
• Know how to make a data management plan
• Recognize the different types of data described in the data management plan
• Understand what is meant by the data FAIR principles 
• Understand the agreements, rights and permissions associated with the use and creation of research data
• Identify the most common solutions and services for storage, archiving and sharing of data during and after research project
• Find additional instructions and know where to ask for help if necessary

Trainers work as a data specialists at Tampere University data services. The training will be held in TEAMS and it will not be recorded.

Wednesday the 25th of September at 9.00-10.00 

Training is targeted at researchers, staff, students and everyone interested in data protection. Especially we recommend this training to the thesis supervisors.

After training you will be able to: 

• Know the basic principles and key concepts of personal data protection​
• Define who are the data controllers of the study and the lawful basis for processing personal data
• Learn how to inform research subjects about the processing of personal data ​
• Learn how to make a privacy notice for your project ​
• Find additional instructions and know where to ask for help if necessary

Trainers work as a data specialists at Tampere University data services. The training will be held in TEAMS and it will not be recorded.

Wednesday the 9th of October at 9.00-10.00 

Training is targeted at researchers, staff, students and everyone interested in data protection. Especially we recommend this training to the thesis supervisors.

After training you will be able to: 

• Know what to take into account when assessing the risk of processing personal data from the perspective of data subjects
• Learn how to make a data processing impact assessment (DPIA)  for your study
• Find additional instructions and know where to ask for help if necessary

Trainers work as a data specialists at Tampere University data services. The training will be held in TEAMS and it will not be recorded.

Wednesday the 23rd of October at 9.00-10.00 

Training is targeted at researchers, staff, students and everyone interested in data protection. Especially we recommend this training to the thesis supervisors.

After training you will be able to: 

• You know what the different areas of good scientific practice are and how data management is connected to this
• You know how to manage your research data ethically throughout the life cycle of the research
• Find additional instructions and know where to ask for help if necessary

Trainers work as a data specialists at Tampere University data services. The training will be held in TEAMS and it will not be recorded.

Wednesday the 6th of November at 9.00-10.00 

Training is targeted at researchers, staff, students and everyone interested in data protection. Especially we recommend this training to the thesis supervisors.

After training you will be able to: 

• You know why, what, when, how and where research data are shared
• You know how to maximize the visibility of your own research data
• You know what to write about the data sharing in your data management plan
• Find additional instructions and know where to ask for help if necessary

Trainers work as a data specialists at Tampere University data services. The training will be held in TEAMS and it will not be recorded.

Wednesday 13th of November at 12.15-15.00 

In our webinar we try to find answers to questions that must be considered in large international consortium projects to reconcile the different policies, practices and requirements of different countries and universities. 

Before any research project can carry out actual data collection and analysis, many agreements and permits are needed on, for example, data collection, use and sharing. In addition, thorough ethical considerations are required so that research can be carried out while respecting the legal protection of research subjects and researchers. Even within the same country, between different universities, there may be different interpretations of the General Data Protection Regulation guidelines, on applying for an ethical review and requirements for the openness of research data. In large-scale international consortium projects, the number of agreements and different interpretations continues to grow, and it takes time to coordinate the practices of different countries.    

The webinar is targeted at students, researchers, research organisations’ staff members and everyone interested in the topic within the Finnish research community. 

The webinar will be in Teams (no recording) and those registered will get the Teams-link to the webinar later. More information about the webinar: researchdata@tuni.fi. 

You are warmly welcome! 

Organisers: Jari Friman, Katja Fält, Saila Huuskonen, Ville Rantanen and Päivi Kanerva

Webinar Program 

At 12:15-12:30 Welcoming words, Vice President Tapio Visakorpi  

At 12:30-13:00 Mari Korpela  

At 13:00-13:30 Navigating Ethical Challenges in the AI-PRISM EU Project: Lessons in International Research Collaboration – Doctoral researcher Angela Lago Alvarez 

At 13:30 Break 15 min  

At 13:45-14:15 Navigating the use of oral history data across national contexts: Experiences from the JUSTHEAT project - Postdoctoral research fellow Sarah Kilpeläinen 

At 14:15-14:45 Key Sections in Research Agreements – Data Protection Lawyer Katri Harjuveteläinen  

At 15:00 Webinar ends