New ZBW Lecture Series: “ZBW Coffee Lectures on Open Science Education”

The integration of Open Science into university education is becoming increasingly important in economics. By teaching open science principles, methods and tools, teachers can better prepare students for the requirements of transparent and collaborative research. Equally important is the promotion of young researchers through early involvement in open practices. But which methods work best? What experiences already exist for the discipline? And who is the best person to discuss didactic questions with?

To discuss this, the ZBW has launched the new series ZBW Coffee Lectures on Open Science Education. The online lectures are followed by discussions and focus on the fields of economics and business administration, but contributions from related disciplines are also welcome.

The series starts on October 28, 2024 with a keynote speech by Lars Vilhuber. The economist who has been working in the United States for many years, is director of the Labor Dynamics Institute at Cornell University and data editor of the American Economic Association.