This workshop is offered in cooperation with the Leistungszentrum Simulations- und Software-basierte Innovation.

When and where?

13.11.2024, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. online via zoom.

The arrangement of breaks will be agreed with the participants in the course.

What it is about? 

Whether writing a term paper, a protocol or a doctoral thesis - it is good practice for a scientist to mark the thoughts of others correctly. We provide an overview and concrete examples of the rules and guidelines of good scientific practice that need to be observed. From bibliography to quality assurance and the various roles of the stake holders, we present examples of common practices for several disciplines. Based on historical cases, but also with concrete examples from the everyday life of a university, we raise awareness for the topic.

Content (selection)

• Rules of good scientific practice
• Good scientific practice while studying
• Historical cases — and what can be learned from them
• Plagiarism
• Citing correctly
• Predatory journals

Target group & course language

The seminar is aimed at all young scientists.

Course language is English.

Technical requirements

• PC or laptop with Internet connection.
• Powerful internet with a current browser.
• A quiet workplace.
• The online seminar takes place via zoom

Trainer

Dr. Sascha Vogel, science birds

After several stops in graduate education, the theoretical physicist, who holds a doctorate, is now involved in science communication and gives courses for young scientists worldwide. 

Registration

Participation is limited. Please register bindingly via this online registration form by 25.10.2024 

The course is open to all young scientists of RPTU as well as of the Fraunhofer Institutes IESE and ITWM. Participation is free of charge. Please note the information on the conditions of participation and registration. 

If you have any questions, please contact the office of the TU-Nachwuchsring: nwr-info[at]rptu.de