Discover the power of Open Science at our PRESERVE Training event, "Distributing Knowledge: EU Projects and Open Science." This training is designed to enhance the understanding and implementation of Open Science principles, essential for any EU-funded research and innovation project, and is organised by KNEIA in collaboration with European Bioplastics.

Why Attend?
Open Science is more than a policy priority for the European Commission; it's a crucial approach that boosts the quality, efficiency, and impact of research. By sharing knowledge and data early and openly, researchers can accelerate the diffusion of the latest discoveries. This collaborative approach not only fosters innovation but also builds trust among all stakeholders, from academia and industry to public authorities and citizen groups.

What You Will Learn:

Principles of Open Science: Understand the core concepts and how they can be implemented into your research process.
Open Science and Horizon Europe: Get key insights into how Open Science aligns with Horizon Europe’s funding programmes and enhances project outcomes.
Zenodo and Open Research Europe: Learn how these platforms can support your journey in Open Science, providing tools for data sharing and open-access publishing.

Benefits of Attending:

Enhance Research Quality: Discover how Open Science can make your research more responsive and impactful.
Boost Collaboration: Engage with partners across different sectors and increase creativity and trust in your projects.
Comply with EU Requirements: Learn how to meet the European Commission’s Open Science mandates effectively.
Leverage Key Platforms: Gain practical knowledge on using Zenodo and Open Research Europe to share your findings and data.
This training is provided by Cristina Barragán, CEO and co-founder at KNEIA. KNEIA is a Spanish SME dedicated to valorising scientific results valorisation. As experts in Open Science, KNEIA offers training and guidance on conceptual, technical, and methodological aspects. KNEIA's focus ranges from creating effective communication strategies for research projects to curating and presenting data in an accessible and meaningful way to the general public, helping researchers maximizing the impact of their work on society and providing organizations with the necessary support to identify and navigate paths for knowledge transfer.
Discover more about KNEIA: https://www.kneia.com/

Event Details:

Date & Time: 1 July 2024, 10-11 CET
Online event

About PRESERVE:
PRESERVE is a European research project that develops solutions to improve the recyclability of food packaging. The 4-year project started in January 2021 and receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 multiannual financial framework. PRESERVE is committed to developing bio-based food packaging by enhancing bio-coatings in order to improve packaging recyclability. At the same time, PRESERVE makes sure that these materials can be upcycled into new containers and textiles for non-food applications.
For more information about the PRESERVE project, visit our website: https://www.preserve-h2020.eu/
This event is moderated by Estela López-Hermoso, European Bioplastics.

PRESERVE Training. Distributing Knowledge: EU projects and Open Science