Published 6th May 2021

Interview with PaN user Petr Čermák on the benefits of Open Data and Open Science

We interviewed PaN user Petr Čermák, researcher at the Materials Growth & Measurement Laboratory in the Czech Republic, who shared his views on EOSC, Open Data and Open Science, by presenting his experience of Data Management.

Watch the interview here:

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Click the links below to listen specifically to Petr Čermák’s replies to the following questions:

• What cultural change is required now for Open Science to be a success?
• What are the two biggest constraints preventing this cultural change?
• What kind of tools do you think are more urgently needed to turn research data into FAIR data?
• What is the main added value that you see in the European Open Science Cloud initiative?
• What was the outcome of the hands-on sessions on Open Science you have run in the past?
• What was your experience with the ILL data management?
• Can you think of the main arguments for institutions and facilities to encourage Open Science practices?
• How would scientific journals benefit from Open Science practices?

Video interview conducted by Steph Monfront (ILL) and Nicoletta Carboni (CERIC-ERIC)

Video credits: ILL, Institut Laue-Langevin