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Jamie Farquharson & Francesca Pianosi

Jamie Farquharson (https://jifarquharson.github.io/) is a research engineer and journal manager at the Université de Strasbourg (France). His research themes include fluid flow and deformation in volcanic systems, interactions between climate and volcanism, and silicic eruption dynamics. Currently Jamie is working on innovative solutions for open access publishing in the geosciences, funded by the French National Fund for Open Science. Francesca Pianosi (https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/persons/francesca-pianosi) is a Senior Lecturer in Water and Environmental Engineering at the University of Bristol and an EPSRC Fellow. Her research aims at improving the way we use data analysis and mathematical modelling for hydrology and water engineering applications. She is passionate about open science and is the lead author of the open-source SAFE Toolbox for uncertainty and sensitivity analysis (www.safetoolbox.info).

Open Science in the real world today: takeaways from the EGU22 Great Debate

June 29, 2022
Open Science in the real world today: takeaways from the EGU22 Great Debate

On Wednesday 25 May, as part of the 2022 General Assembly of the European Geoscience Union, we held a “Great Debate on Open Science” that was attended by over 100 EGU participants both on-site in Vienna and online. The debate was organised by Francesca Pianosi and Jamie Farquharson with support from Remko Nijzink, Riccardo Rigon and Stan Schymanski, who also co-chaired a technical session on Open ...[Read More]