Introduction to Open Science Training Session Overview: The "Introduction to Open Science" training session aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices, and benefits associated with open science. The session covers key aspects such as data management plans, preprints, preregistration, selecting repositories, and creating a new project. Objectives: Introduce Open Science: Define the concept of open science and its significance in research and academia. Explore Reasons and Advantages: Discuss the motivations and advantages of practicing open science, emphasizing transparency, collaboration, and knowledge dissemination. Data Management Plan (DMP): Provide insights into creating effective data management plans, ensuring proper documentation, organization, and sharing of research data. Preprint and Preregistration: Explain the concepts of preprints and preregistration, highlighting their role in accelerating the dissemination of research and promoting transparency in study design. Selecting Repositories: Guide participants on how to choose appropriate repositories for sharing data, code, and research outputs. Creating a New Project: Walk through the process of initiating a new project under open science principles, including project planning, collaboration tools, and project documentation.