Coffee Lectures in the Spring Semester 2024

Events at Walter Benjamin Kolleg

Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Publishing research with inseri core for WordPress

Inseri core is a new tool that was created as part of the inseri.swiss project. It is a WordPress plugin that works with various components (e.g. IIIF viewer, Python code, Plotly diagram) in the service of Open Science. The aim is to enable researchers to create and publish interactive online content without the need for web development skills. (Talk in English)

Dr. Andrei Plamada (Team Science IT, University of Zurich)

Thursday, March 14, 2024

European funding opportunities and related support services

Switzerland's current non-association with the European research program Horizon Europe makes it difficult to plan funding applications. We provide information on transitional measures, European funding opportunities and the support available at the University of Bern and in Switzerland.

Dr. Ulrich Brandenburg (Grants Office, University of Berne)

Wednesday, April 10, 2024

Rethinking books. More bibliodiversity under the sign of Open Access

The possibilities for Open Access book production are varied today. Technical tools such as IIIF enrichment or XML viewers enhance current book projects. This Coffee Lecture presents innovative developments and possibilities for Open Access books.

Dr. Andrea Hacker (UB Bern, Open Science Team)

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Research data in the humanities? How the data stewards support you

How to organize data in project folders? Can I use Dropbox for data storage? And how to write a data management plan? These are just three of the many questions relating to research data management that the new data stewards for the humanities can help with. Learn more about this support offer!

Online only (Zoom)

Ursula Loosli and Dr. Gero Schreier (Bern University Library, Open Science Team)

Tuesday, May 14, 2024

Simplify project management with Trello

Trello is a tool that goes beyond the familiar to-do list to manage tasks intuitively. Individual (sub-)tasks can be marked with deadlines and reminders or assigned to colleagues. This allows you to keep an eye on the progress of tasks. Find out here how Trello simplifies the management of research projects.

Prof. Dr. Adrian Leemann (Institute of Germanic Languages and Literatures, University of Berne)

Online participation

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