Applications Now Open for the 2025 SEEKCommons Fellowship

FAIR/CARE Data principles

The Socio-Environmental Knowledge Commons (SEEKCommons) Fellowship is an initiative to bring graduate students and early-career researchers to socio-environmental research with common technologies. The SEEKCommons project is dedicated to building pathways for horizontal collaborations across Science and Technology Studies (STS), Open Science (OS), and socio-environmental researchers and community organizers.

The SEEKCommons Fellowship program is designed to:

  • Encourage new integrative practices involving socio-environmental and climate action research with OS practices; and
  • Provide a space for fellows and network members to collaborate on common research tools, issues, and challenges.

For 2025, the program is seeking nine fellows who are currently enrolled in a graduate program, hold a postdoctoral appointment, or are a professional practitioner working in a community-based organization and who demonstrate clear alignment with the goals and objectives of the SEEKCommons project. The program gives priority to applicants working on:

  • Open technologies for data management, formats, standards, protection, and sharing strategies;
  • Creating/adapting tools or workflows to support the reuse of open research technologies;
  • FAIR Implementation Profiles for socio-environmental research for public benefit with orientation of CARE principles;
  • Equity, collaboration, and justice in socio-environmental studies;
  • STS research on responses to OS institutional mandates, data protection and sharing practices, and anti-commoning practices with the commercialization of the sciences.

The application process is open from November 7 - December 15, 2024, with successful fellows being notified by the end of January, 2025. For complete information about the program and to apply, see the Fellowship Application.

Posted by: unidatanews
Nov 12, 2024

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