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Jan 29 | Open Science Seminar: Coatings
On January 29, we will focus on coatings.
Program and location for the event will be found here and send to you by mail, if you are registered on our mailing list. (If not, register here)
Feb 27 | Open Science Seminar: Biopolymers and biomimcking
On February 27 we will focus on biopolymers and biomimicking.
Program and location for the event will be found here and send to you by mail, if you are registered on our mailing list. (If not, register here)
Mar 28 | Open Science Seminar: Composites
On March 28, we will focus on composites.
Program and location for the event will be found here and send to you by mail, if you are registered on our mailing list. (If not, register here)
Apr 30 | Open Science Seminar: Medical Polymers
On April 30, we will focus on medical polymers.
Program and location for the event will be found here and send to you by mail, if you are registered on our mailing list. (If not, register here)
May 16 | Open Science Festival
Mark the date! On May 16 the 3rd Open Science Festival will take place.
It is the event of the year and an oppportunity to hear inspiring talks, presentations of all the cool open science done in 2018/2019 and much more.
The open science collaboration is a big and diverse collaboration, to keep in touch we regularly send out news, invites to open science events, and other information relevant to the open science network. If you want to be kept up to date, please register to our mail list.
We have collected some of the stories of SPOMAN Open Science in a brochure for you.
If you prefer the printed version, please contact Stine by mail or at the next Open Seminar
Open Science Brochure
Sustainability and circularity – the open science seminar on November 19
If you were not able to participate in the Open Science Seminar on November 19 or you want to revisit some of the presentations, you can now find them below. Minna Hakkarainen, Department of Fibre and Polymer Technology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology...
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Did you miss the Machine Learning seminar?
If you where not among the first 96 to register for the machine learning seminar, you did not have the chance to hear all the inspiring talks and discussions. Fortunately the speakers have been so kind, to send us their presentations to allow all of you to see or...
read moreOpen Science Lecture on Nov 8
The first Open Science Lecture is hosted by ST Entrepreneurship and SPOMAN Open Science. It will be an exciting discussion of Smart Materials and Open Innovation from an Industry perspective. The Lecture is given by Sumitra Rajagopalan, Founder and CEO of Bioastra...
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Open Science at student matchmaking at AU
Today Aarhus University host matchmaking events for undergrad. students. This is a chance for the students to talk to different research groups before they have to choose the laboratory in which they will do their first practical project. The students will have a...
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Project kick-off and the first open seminar of the season
August was kick-off month and an opportunity to learn about the large Danish research facilities at the open seminar "seeing the invisible". The day was initiated by Henrik Birkedal, Associate Professor at AU, who gave an introduction to high resolution imaging of...
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Open Science at Folkemødet 2018
At Folkemødet on Bornholm, Open Science participated in a debate under the headline: "New patent-free playground for researchers and companies - is this the way to create growth?" The focus of the debate was value and growth due to increased collaboration and sharing...
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Open Science is no longer SPOMAN alone
Open Science SPOMAN is no longer alone in our Open Science collaboration, Open Science CADICAT has been introduced! Open Science CADICAT covers open projects within the area of Carbon Dioxide Catalysis.The aim of these research projects is the use of CO2 as a valuable...
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