interdisciplinary research

November 30, 2022

Giving Authors Their Due: The Ethics of Co-Authorship and Authorship Order Virtual Panel

The Center for Ethics and Human Values proudly presents a CARE Panel:
Giving Authors Their Due:
The Ethics of Co-Authorship and Authorship Order

Virtual Panel
Monday December 5, 12-1pm

Ethical questions related to authorship do not only concern who should get authorship (and who shouldn’t), but also how much credit and what order of attribution should people get when they collaborate. This panel will explore how collaborative teams can navigate the challenges related to giving members their due credit. We will particularly focus on the ethical challenges and opportunities that arise in interdisciplinary research, research between collaborators from high and low or middle income countries, and researchers involving researchers

Panelists
Elise Smith, PhD
Assistant Professor, Preventative Medicine and Community Health UTMB Health

Johanna Meetz, MA
Publishing and Repository Services Librarian, University Libraries, OSU

September 29, 2022

BIIG Collaborations @ The STEAM Factory – STEM Education and Workforce Development (Workshop)

The Office of Knowledge Enterprise’s BIIG Collaborations is a series of activities designed to provide faculty with the resources and support needed to establish and cultivate collaborations across disciplines, and explore innovative research questions. The program kicks off with two events to begin to forge collaborative interdisciplinary teams seeking to innovate around a common research theme. Teams can also apply for an Interdisciplinary Innovation Team Development Award that provides up to $5,000 to further define and refine budding interdisciplinary collaborations that are poised to tackle complex problems. Learn more about BIIG Collaborations.

September 29, 2022

BIIG Collaborations @ The STEAM Factory – Biotechnology (Workshop)

The Office of Knowledge Enterprise’s BIIG Collaborations is a series of activities designed to provide faculty with the resources and support needed to establish and cultivate collaborations across disciplines, and explore innovative research questions. The program kicks off with two events to begin to forge collaborative interdisciplinary teams seeking to innovate around a common research theme. BIIG Teams can also apply for an Interdisciplinary Innovation Team Development Award that provides up to $5,000 to further define and refine budding interdisciplinary collaborations that are poised to tackle complex problems. Learn more about BIIG Collaborations.

September 15, 2022

2022 Interdisciplinary Research Fall Forum

Exploring the space where disciplines and ideas intersect and transform.

More details to come

September 15, 2022

Team Science Workshop (Virtual)

As research becomes more interdisciplinary, it is crucial that researchers are able to work effectively with investigators, colleagues, and others from other disciplines. “Team Science” is the study and application of principles and strategies to develop, lead, and manage groups of people as part of a research project/team. This series of online workshops will focus on preparing post-doctoral researchers to both participate in and lead interdisciplinary research teams. Participants will learn how to develop a team collaboration plan that can serve as a template for building systems in their future labs and for multi-PI and leadership plans for future grant proposal. The sessions will be a mix of short didactic and interactive activities, with the goal of increasing participants’ knowledge of and comfort with engaging in Interdisciplinary Research and Team Science.

Learn more and register here.

October 21, 2021

Translational Data Analytics Institute Fall Forum 2021 (with Virtual Option)

When: Nov. 2-3

Where: Pomerene Hall and Online

Register to attend virtually or in-person for all or just some of the sessions. This year, the TDAI Fall Forum’s theme is Data for Good – Ethically. The Forum aims to connect the entire OSU community with each other, as well as a variety of subject matter experts to stimulate intellectual exchange and interdisciplinary research, scholarship, and creative expression. More information can be found here.

Other planned programming includes:

• A keynote presentation with Dr. Joanna J. Bryson, PhD, Professor of Ethics and Technology, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin,
• A “State of the Institute” presentation with Dr. Tanya Berger-Wolf,
• Faculty-led/organized sessions exploring TDAI’s strategic directions including: (1) Responsible Data Science, (2) AI and Healthcare, (3) Art and Data, (4) Smart Mobility, (5) Environment and Sustainability and (6) Foundations of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning,
• A poster session with awards for postdocs and students. Please indicate in the registration form below if you would like to submit a poster.

REGISTER

September 30, 2021

Introduction to Co-Authorship Workshop (with Zoom Option)

Unpublished research is research not done! Come learn how to navigate research co-authorship and co-authoring across disciplines at this event. You will be able to hear from graduate and faculty experts who will provide their insights and share their experiences co-authoring papers within an interdisciplinary context. You won’t want to miss this! The first 30 minutes will be a presentation of approaches and strategies for co-authorship. The second 30 minutes will be a workshop during which our team members will help you hone and develop your co-authored publication, so bring your work with you!

Location: Research Commons Room 352 or Zoom

If you register to attend via Zoom, a link for the event will be sent to you in advance. For more information, contact Eric McChesney at mcchesney.34@osu.edu.