Part of the Research Data Management and Open Science Seminar Series
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Your Open Science Story: Crafting a Digital Presence that Boosts Your Impact
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Target audience
Early career Researchers and Individuals on the Academic Job Market!Content
Your research has a story to tell—why let it hide in plain sight? In this interactive workshop, bibliometrics experts from the university will help you shape your Open Science story into a digital presence that’s engaging, authentic, and impactful. With their experience guiding researchers through visibility, profiles, and (sometimes pesky) metrics, they’ll share practical tips for building an online identity that showcases your work without feeling overwhelming. From ORCID to professional networks, we’ll explore tools and strategies to help you be discoverable, connect with your community, and stand out for the right reasons. Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing an existing profile, this session will help you tell your story with confidence—and maybe even enjoy the process.
Teacher
Christian Gumpenberger
Christian is an Austrian expert in bibliometrics and savvy in Open Access. He holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine and a master's degree in Library and Information Science. As the Head of the Bibliometrics and Publication Strategies team of the Vienna University Library, he has been involved in promoting Open Science initiatives in Austria. His work includes leading a subproject in the Austrian Transition to Open Access 2 project (AT2OA2), investigating the visibility of Open Access publications using alternative metrics, as well as co-leading the ORCID Austria Consortium.
Lothar Hölbling
Lothar studied History and Numismatics at the University of Vienna and trained as a Library and Information Specialist at the Austrian National Library in Vienna. Over the past 30 years, he has held various positions as a historian, archivist, librarian, and data analyst in both the private sector (Vienna; Hong Kong) and the public sector (University of Vienna; Museum of Military History, Vienna; New York University, New York). From 2016 to 2022, he worked as a data analyst and project coordinator for the Austrian Open Access initiatives AT2OA and AT2OA² (Austrian Transition to Open Access). Since October 2022, Lothar has served as Deputy Head of the Bibliometrics and Publication Strategies team at the Vienna University Library.
Contact for content-related inquiries
Emily Jean Kate
6
/ 20
Your Open Science Story: Crafting a Digital Presence that Boosts Your Impact
Part of the Research Data Management and Open Science Seminar Series
About the offer
20 January 2026, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
2 hours in-person
English
On-site
Career development & planning
Open Science
Research and Publication Services