Unite!Energy MOOCs
2nd Unite!Energy MOOC: Research Methodology & Scientific Writing
The second Unite!Energy MOOC on Research Methodology and Scientific Writing is now available, created to guide young researchers and doctoral students in developing robust, transparent and impactful research practices.
The course is divided into two parts:​
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The first part introduces fundamental concepts of research methodology, including identifying a research problem, conducting systematic literature reviews, developing hypotheses, designing research approaches and understanding statistical analysis. Emphasis is placed on clear research planning and critical evaluation of information sources and literature.
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The second part focuses on scientific writing skills and the presentation of research results. Participants receive practical advice on structuring theses and publications, preparing abstracts and graphical summaries, selecting appropriate journals and communicating effectively with editors and reviewers. Guidance also includes structuring research reports and managing the publication process.
​​Participants gain practical skills to plan and conduct research effectively, present findings professionally and write compelling scientific papers to maximize research impact.
1st Unite!Energy MOOC: Open Science for doctoral students
A new MOOC on Open Science and Research Data Management is now available, aimed at helping researchers adopt open, transparent and responsible practices
The course is divided into two parts:
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The first part introduces Open Science, explores changes in scientific communication and presents tools and resources to apply open practices in everyday research, emphasizing their societal benefits
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The second part focuses on managing research data throughout a project or thesis, with guidance on handling sensitive data, using repositories like CORA.RDR and drafting Data Management Plans with CORA.eiNa DMP
​​Participants gain practical skills to apply Open Science principles and FAIR data practices in their daily research activities