Publikationsdatabasen DiVA är ett bra verktyg för din som forskar för att sprida information om det du gör. Under detta webinarium visar vi dig mer.

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Vallfarten, Campus Linköping

Webinarium om hur biblioteket kan hjälpa studenter till ett livslångt lärande.

Open Science, community or commercialization?

Due to national agreements, more and more scholarly articles produced by Swedish institutions are published as Open Access. One could almost say that we are at the fore front. But who is actually gaining from this development, the publishers or the community?

The theme for this year’s Open Access Week is Community over Commercialization. We therefore welcome you to join us at the University Library for a discussion on Zoom about how the shift to Open Science can become more sustainable. The discussion will start off with a presentation of recent publishing data concerning Sweden.

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Campus US (Linköping near Deli Marché.

Webinar on how to find open access material.

Webinar on how to choose creative commons license

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Campus Norrköping outside Utsikten.

Chalmers University of Technology awards a person or group for excellent work on creating open access to Chalmers research output, with a small price ceremony and a brief talk on open access and the accompanying services provided by the library.

Welcome to a digital lecture on how Open Science can promote equal and inclusive scientific publishing!

In an open lecture titled “The varying openness of Open Access publishing in the light of globally inclusive research equity”, Dr. Jo Havemann, trainer and consultant in Open Science Communication with a background in Evolution and Developmental biology discuss the path towards equal opportunities in publishing, detailing both the opportunities and challenges of Open Access publishing with a special focus on Latin America, Africa and Asia. She will also touch upon UNESCO:s Open Science recommendations and discuss how research can inform activities towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

The lecture will be livestreamed at the three main campuses and you are very welcome to participate in the lecture with others on site. It is also possible to take part in the lecture from another place via Zoom. Please visit the library's website for more information and links.

If you'd like to join us live, join us here:

Uppsala: the Library
Umeå: Bokskogen (in the Library)
Alnarp: Aralia (in the Library)

After the lecture, there will be an opportunity for questions and discussions, both with the speaker and other participants.

https://internt.slu.se/en/calendar-originals/2022/10/lecture-on-inclusive-open-access-publishing-in-a-global-perspective/

Malmö University now has a Open access publishing house, this is celebrated with a inagural speech from the Vice-chancellor and release of the first book published by Malmö University Press.
Drinks and snacks are served.

Listen to and discuss SLU's new podcast about open science!

Bring your lunch to the SLU library in Umeå or Uppsala and listen to an episode of SLU's new podcast about open science. Afterwards there is an opportunity to meet the people who make the podcast and discuss the episode and open science in general.

In the new podcast Open Science talks - a podcast about open science, Tomas Lundén, Hanna Östholm, Jennifer Salomonsson and Cissi Jansson from the SLU University Library examine open science from a broad SLU perspective. The episode we will listen to is approximately 35 minutes long and is about citizen science. Guests in the episode are SLU researchers René van der Wal and Tomas Brodin, as well as teacher Mimmi Hök whose class participates in the citizen research project Forskarhjälpen.

If you have any questions, please contact the library at biblioteket@slu.se