La apertura de la ciencia, como vía para el desarrollo. A cargo del Lic. Fernando Ariel López.

On the 24th of November, the ISLA Research Center will celebrate “Science Day”, the world science day.

This event, which will cover an interesting set of initiatives, aims to encourage the ISLA community to participate in scientific development.

The program not only includes lectures given by invited experts, who will tell us about the pressing need to produce Science, but will also count on the effective involvement of our students.

Thus, students from our Bachelors, Masters and Postgraduate courses are invited and awarded, who, through Posters, better present their ideas, projects already completed, ongoing, or even that have not yet started.

The best works of each course will receive monetary prizes (to be deducted from tuition fees), and their authors will be invited to present their work during the event, in the ISLA Auditorium.

Let's celebrate "Science Day"!!!

Join Trent University Library & Archives for an interactive information session about open access publishing. We'll describe how it works, share resources and discuss the unique role that libraries play in the open access movement.

This is a free Zoom workshop that is open to all, but focused on Trent University open access resources and publishing.

The event talks about the basics of Open Access and the roel it plays in the healthcare system. We also discuss as medical stduents how do we advocate for the same and what issues might be encountered.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Campus Condorcet - Atelier Garage Mate-SHS autour du PGD (évolution du contexte et pratiques)
Cet atelier se propose, dans un cadre informel, de partager des retours d’expériences sur le plan de gestion des données (PGD), sa mise en œuvre concrète et les changements liés au décret sur l’intégrité scientifique (obligation de rédaction de PGD). Quelle évaluation des plans de gestion de données (PGD) par l'ANR ? Quel avenir pour les PGD lisibles par les machines (maDMP), quel cadre pour les PGD des thèses ? Bien d'autres questions pourront être abordées. Discutons-en le jeudi 10 novembre prochain de 14h à 16h.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Atelier "Créer et alimenter son compte ORCID"

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Formation "Rechercher et consulter des ressources en libre accès de l’Ined : l’archive ouverte Archined et l’offre du DataLab de l’Ined"
La présentation sera structurée en deux parties. Dans un premier temps, nous présenterons Archined, l’archive ouverte (archined.ined.fr) qui permet d’accéder aux publications et autres travaux des chercheur.es de l’Ined. Dans un deuxième temps nous présenterons le catalogue DataIned (data.ined.fr/) d’enquêtes et données de l’Ined, ainsi que les bases de données en libre accès gérées par le DataLab de l’Ined.

The symposium emphasizes plasma technology for the food and agriculture industry and the application of plasma for the BCG (Bio-Circular-Green) model and industrial applications.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Formation "Données de la Recherche : sensibilisation au plan de gestion de données"
À l’issue de la formation, vous serez capable d’expliquer ce qu’est un plan de gestion de données, d’en décrire les attendus et d’identifier les ressources pour commencer sa rédaction.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Atelier "Choisir un entrepôt de données"
À l’issue de la formation, qui aura été l’occasion de découvrir la diversité des entrepôts de données de la recherche, les participants seront capables d’identifier les principaux critères qui orienteront leur sélection en fonction de leurs projets et de leurs jeux de données.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Atelier de sensibilisation à la science ouverte

Participez à l’exploration scientifique d’archives manuscrites grâce à la transcription. Que vous soyez familier·ère·s ou non avec la pratique de la transcription ou les sujets étudiés, vous êtes les bienvenu·e·s. Des journaux de route de l’anthropologue Suzanne Tardieu-Dumont, issus de ses missions en Aubrac et conservés à l’Humathèque Condorcet, seront numérisés à l'occasion de cet atelier et mis en ligne sur la plateforme Transcrire, mais aussi physiquement à disposition du public. Alors déchiffrons-les ensemble !

Open Access Policy at Busitema University: Conducting Consultative Meetings with Academic Staff on the draft of the Open Access Policy for Busitema University; Launching the Knowledge Management System to manage research processes, and Journal Management System to manage publishing process for the open access journal

Busitema University will celebrate Open Access Week through a series of activities to develop and promote the Open Access Policy. First, Led by the University Librarian, Dr. Fredrick Kiwuwa Lugya the Open Access Policy Committee shall conduct consultative Zoom meetings with the academic staff from all the Campuses to discuss the draft policy. The consultative meetings shall be launched by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Paul Waako on Monday, October 31st, 2022 and thereafter a series of meetings will held via Zoom. The climax of the Open Access Week will be on Friday November 4, 2022 with three events:
a) The launch of the Knowledge management system to manage Busitema University research processes
b) The launch of the Journal Management System to manage the publishing of the Busitema University Open Access Journal
c) Presenting a brief report of the consultative meetings with academic staff on the draft of the open access policy at Busitema University.

The Friday event will be presided over by the Chairperson Council, Busitema University, Mrs. Rosemary Mutyabule. More details on the University Library Website

The BLC members will come together to advocate for open access to knowledge and encourage Libraries to strengthen their collections on Climate change information

The webinar aims at equiping our participants with the knowledge of the basics of Open Access along with it's types. We would also expand the horizon to add information about Open Science and various pillars of Open Science The session would also include how to advocate for the importance of open access materials and science in the medical field and research domains.

MSAI-India is India’s first and largest internationally represented medical students’ organization, comprising over 20,000 medical students across the country. It is a non-government organization of, for and by medical students of India registered in New Delhi under the Societies Act in 2014.
As an organisation, MSAI strives to provide its members with numerous opportunities to become global health leaders of today and tomorrow. Ever since its inception, MSAI has spread its wings to the farthest corners of the country and continues to do so even today. We span over 26 states and 5 union territories in India, as of today and have touched the lives of over 2,10,000 people in communities in India through our on-going activities!

This webinar is an iniative of the Standing Committee on Research Exchange of MSAI.

Directed by Sophie Guerra and Clement Guerra

The documentary follows four environmental activists from Canada to the Ecuadoran Amazon to tell the story of the collective struggle of the Indigenous peoples of North and South America in their fight to protect the Earth from climate change and to advocate for global climate justice. With stunning photography, the story uncovers a spiritual renaissance for the four leaders and offers a reminder to the viewer of our deep interconnectedness with the Earth and one another.

Running time 82 minutes

Semana Virtual del Acceso Abierto

Leddy Library invites the community to join a conversation around climate justice to celebrate International Open Access Week.

International Open Access Week is a global, community-driven week of action to open access to research. The event is celebrated by individuals, institutions, and organizations across the world.

This year’s theme focuses on climate justice and seeks to encourage connection and collaboration among the climate movement and the international open access community. The library has invited climate scholars Allison Gray and Jamey Essex to share perspectives on the topic during a one-hour lecture Friday.

“Access to knowledge is a human right, and we recognize that some populations face barriers when seeking knowledge on topic such as climate change,” said scholarly communications librarian Pascal Calarco. “Understanding the climate crisis requires the free exchange of knowledge across geographic, economic, and disciplinary boundaries and Open Access initiatives can help mitigate this issue.”

The conversation will take place Friday, Oct. 28 from 1 to 2 p.m. in the library’s Student Research Collaboratory and will also be offered online for folks to join in around the world.

The Leddy Library supports numerous open access initiatives to make resources more accessible to readers such as hosting of scholarly journals, including openly licensed ones, and providing software, support for academic journals, monographs, and conferences.

The Leddy Library invites clients to learn more by exploring its Open Access Climate Justice research guide and attending the free Open Access Week lecture, “A Conversation Around Climate Justice”.

Visit the Leddy Library’s website to learn more.

The OSTP ‘Nelson Memo’ sets an ambitious goal for research funders in the US: ensure free and immediate access to all grantees’ published research, beginning no later than January 1 2026. The implications of the memo are wide-ranging and will significantly impact all chemistry researchers in the United States.
This session brings together diverse viewpoints to discuss how the OSTP memo, the ensuing funder mandates, and publishers’ responses will shape the future of chemistry publishing.

University of Alabama Birmingham Libraries Office of Scholarly Communication

How much do you spend on textbooks each semester? Stop by our open educational resources (OER) tabling event on the 1st floor of the Hill Student Center and let us know. While you’re there, you can learn more about OER, how they can save you money, and how to talk to your professors about adopting OER for their classes. This event is sponsored by the University of Alabama Libraries Office of Scholarly Communication.

The OSTP ‘Nelson Memo’ sets an ambitious goal for research funders in the US: ensure free and immediate access to all grantees’ published research, beginning no later than January 1 2026. The implications of the memo are wide-ranging and will significantly impact all chemistry researchers in the United States.
This session brings together diverse viewpoints to discuss how the OSTP memo, the ensuing funder mandates, and publishers’ responses will shape the future of chemistry publishing.

Es la presentación de actividades innovadoras, desarrolladas con pocos recursos y con unos resultados sencillos para promover el uso de los recursos en acceso abierto.

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.

For more than 15 years, the Hamburg State and University Library (SUB) has been digitizing historical collections. By now, more than 50,000 objects have been made available online – e.g. including many special collection, such as music autographs, maps, bequests, photographs, graphics, and handwritten objects. Since 2018, this infrastructure is also used to digitize the collections of other cultural institutions, such as museums or special libraries, in Hamburg. To support research and teaching, the digitized objects are made available under open licenses from Creative Commons. In this coffee lecture, the working unit for Digitization offers you insights in the services and research options. For three million of the five million objects, a full text search is available.

Lunch Lecture

University of Aberdeen Open Research Team

Consider the future of Open Data with our panel of Open Data experts from across the
UK as they share their predictions for the next 10 years with us.

Chaired by Susan Halfpenny, Head of Research and Learning Information Services, University of Aberdeen.

Info sessions and workshops on the tools and resources available at Wikimedia

It is our great pleasure to end Open Access Week 2022 with a session dedicated to research data and its FAIRly new superheroes: the data stewards and their role as experts in data handling throughout all phases of the data life cycle.

In this session we will look at the data steward from a few different angles:

Live Håndlykken Kvale will give a short presentation of the project “Competence framework for research data support” (Kompetanserammeverk for forskningsdatastøtte) a project that aims to map what skills are needed to meet the needs of data stewards.
Nils Pharo will give us his thoughts on a possible data steward study program at the OsloMET library and information studies
Tereza Kalova from the University of Vienna will talk about engaging on their data support program and overall research data management strategy
Korbinian Bösl from BioMedData will present their experiences with and their plans for a data steward education and certification
Data managers from Utrecht University will give two presentations: One about their research data service, and the other about their YOUth data collection program
Each presentation will last for about 10 minutes and the session ends with a plenary discussion about the role of the data steward.

Event organizers:

Dag-Even Martinsen Torsøe, USN, dag-even.m.torsoe@usn.no

Ane Møller Gabrielsen, NTNU, ane.gabrielsen@ntnu.no

Jenny Ostrop, UiB, Jenny.Ostrop@uib.no

Live Håndlykken Kvale, UiO, l.h.kvale@ub.uio.no

Lene Elisabeth Bertheussen, NTNU, lene.bertheussen@ntnu.no

Sondre Strandskog Arnesen, HVL, sondre.arnesen@hvl.no

As part of this year’s International Open Access Week, several Norwegian academic libraries present a number of events with topics related to open publishing, open science and data sharing. All events are digital and open to anyone interested.

During the International Open Access Week 2022, the Faculty of Law of the University of Trento, within the framework of the university's strategic plan and in collaboration with the Italian Association for the Promotion of Open Science (AISA), organises an international conference dedicated to the study of the openness of scientific research data with reference to biomedical data in the university environment. Biomedical scientific research data are subject to two opposing forces: private appropriation on the one hand, and openness (Open Science) on the other. The national and supranational legal framework on scientific research data is fragmented and rapidly changing. The legal areas affecting the scientific research data regime are many and include intellectual property, privacy and personal data protection, openness of data in the public sector, and contract law. The presentations of the speakers aim to outline the formal regulatory framework, but also to explore the informal practices and norms of scientific communities, with a focus on some regulatory models of openness of biomedical data, and thus to suggest the direction where the management of university biomedical research data will develop.