OLS-6 is approaching the penultimate week of their OLS journeys! Read on to find out how you can participate in their graduation to celebrate and learn more about their work, and how you can be part of the next cohort.
Over 25 individuals and teams from all around the world took part in OLS-6 (see our projects and participants). In the 16 weeks, they have learnt from mentors, experts, facilitators, and peers about open research practices, reflected deeply on practising open in their own communities and contexts, and grew their ideas and projects. We have really enjoyed witnessing the growth of their projects and networks and are immensely proud of their own personal growth as leaders and ambassadors of open research.
In their graduation sessions, they will present and share their work with the wider community. We sincerely invite everyone to join, to learn more about project leads’ journeys, celebrate their work, ask questions, and explore new ideas and collaborations!
Please register for one or more graduation calls (with a “viewer” ticket) via the Eventbrite pages. Alternatively, watch these live-streamed calls on YouTube!
The calls are captioned real-time using Otter.ai, and are available on YouTube after the event for those who can’t attend in real-time.
We especially welcome you if you are:
Interested in applying for the next round? We can’t wait to see your project proposal!
Please submit your application via OpenReview before the end of the day on January 15, 2023 (hard deadline). Important note: The deadline for registering for OpenReview is January 10, as all OpenReview accounts are approved manually.
To learn about the timeline, process and details for the OLS-7, visit our homepage: https://openlifesci.org/ and GitHub repo with application guidelines.
We encourage you to watch the OLS graduations from the last four cohorts on YouTube to get a sense of what the project will be like (direct link to OLS-5 graduation calls)).
For OLS-7 we’ll be offering micro-grants, as we did in previous cohorts to help grow participation and inclusion, and to support budding new projects. More details regarding the budget will be shared in a separate blog post.