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SUMMARY:Open Scholarship Café: Open Science Practices for Early Career Researchers
DESCRIPTION:Open Scholarship Café: Open Science Practices for Early Career Researchers – How can they help me? \nOpen Science (sometimes called Open Research or Open Scholarship) is about making scientific research and data available to people at all levels of society. Many early career researchers (ECRs) might want to make the outputs of their research more openly available\, but are unsure of where to start. In addition\, ECRs may face additional barriers such as limited access to Open Science training opportunities and resources. The purpose of this seminar is: \n\nTo provide ECRs with an introduction to Open Science practices\nTo demonstrate how ECRs can start embedding open science practices into their research straight away\nTo showcase the value of engaging with Open Science for professional development.\n\nWe will get a brief introduction to Open Science from Hardy Schwamm\, Open Scholarship Librarian at University of Galway. Then Rory Coyne\, a PhD student in the School of Psychology\, will offer some personal reflection on how incorporating Open Science practices into his research has advanced his career progression and development as an ECR. Rory and Hardy are both members of the Open Scholarship Community Galway. \nThis will be an in-person event in G011 in the Hardiman Building / Moore Institute. You can find the room through the library entrance on your right hand side. We will finish the Open Scholarship Café with a free slice of vegetarian pizza (please let us know if you have other dietary requirements). \n\n\n\nPizza photo by Maksim Goncharenok. The image used in our OS Cafe banner is kindly provided by Professor Chaosheng Zhang. \n\nThis event is part of the International Open Access Week 23.-29.2023! The theme of OA Week is Community over Commercialization. \nRegistration is required. There are 12 seats available. \nREGISTRATION \n\nBrowse/Search for more events
URL:https://mooreinstitute.ie/event/open-scholarship-cafe-open-science-practices-for-early-career-researchers/
LOCATION:THB-G010 Moore Institute Seminar Room\, Hardiman Research Building\, University of Galway
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SUMMARY:Sport & Exercise Research Seminar series: Contemporary Cricket - A Mixed Record in a Rapidly Changing Landscape. Cricket\, Identity and Belonging: What the Game means in England Wales\, Scotland and across Ireland?
DESCRIPTION:Contemporary Cricket – A Mixed Record in a Rapidly Changing Landscape. Cricket\, Identity and Belonging: What the Game means in England Wales\, Scotland and across Ireland?  \nDr Russell Holden \nRegistration at https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/70dad77c-9557-46f0-b5c5-135c7e20a035@13e3b186-c446-4aab-9c6d-9ab9bb76816c/registration \nSport contributes a dynamic to the life of an individual as it offers something distinctive\, be it physical recreation\, competition\, or social and solitary engagement. It interrelates with many aspects of daily life\, most notably emotion\, motivation and pleasure not really offered elsewhere. This is where the work of the sport sociologist and historian becomes specially valuable\, particularly in redirecting attention from the details of history to what the history and evolution of sport \,and in this instance cricket\, actually reveals. \nIn terms of cricket the key issue is where the sport fits into the social landscape of everyday life within defined geographical identities\, as it remains a terrain in which our understanding of major issues in social change and globalisation can be refined\, defined and contested. This presentation seeks to comprehend its place\, significance and status within contemporary cultural life as well as identifying differing attitudes\, level of popularity and distinct nuance across the nations. \nDr. Russell Holden is an established lecturer\, writer\, researcher and broadcaster specialising in the Sociology of Sport with a particular emphasis on the interconnection between Sport and Politics. He has also written and spoken widely on cricket for domestic and international audiences. \nHaving been a Senior Lecturer at the University of Wales Institute for over 15 years\, in 2009 he launched In The Zone Sport and Politics Consultancy\, drawing on his wide expertise and international work experience. offers a unique range of research\, editing  and mentoring services for academics\, teachers\, journalists and sport policy-makers\, on issues including the links between Sport and Nationalism\, Identity\, Human Rights\, Policy-Making Gender and Peace-Building. \nHe has subsequently taught at Southampton Solent and the University of Worcester as well as in Germany\, Poland and the United States.  \nWithin the past two years he has helped to establish Cricket Research Network with fellow colleagues in academia and  journalism and has been one of the Co-Founders of SPRING (Sport and Politics Research International Network Group.  \n Russell@inthezoneonline.co.uk  \n@russinthezone 
URL:https://mooreinstitute.ie/event/sport-exercise-seminar-series-contemporary-cricket-a-mixed-record-in-a-rapidly-changing-landscape-cricket-identity-and-belonging-what-the-game-means-in-england-wales-scotland-and-across-irela/
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