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New event: Aalto Research Data Uncovered

For the first time, we are giving the platform to two researchers chosen via an open call to present their research data from an open science point of view. This will be the closing event of this spring's RDM and Open Science training season. Come join us uncover research data at Aalto!
Portraits of Kamyar Hasanzadeh and Marika Tervahartiala over an image of the Makerspace along with event name and information.
Background photo: Tuomas Uusiheimo. Photo credit for Marika Tervahartiala's portrait: Aino Nieminen / Last Tuesday

At this hybrid event on the new , we will premiere two short videos introducing the exciting work of Marika Tervahartiala (ARTS) and Kamyar Hasanzadeh (ENG). Both will also host 15-minute presentations where we will learn about opening research data by exploring cases of visual data and geospatial data. At the end, there will be a 15-minute Q&A. After the livestream and the official programme ends at 2 PM, you are welcome to hang around and mingle!

The event is open to all including those outside of 911±¬ÁÏÍø.


The event is hosted by
Dr. Antti Rousi, Data Advisor, 911±¬ÁÏÍø

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