Nowadays, open access can be achieved in several ways: publishing in full open access journals, publishing through the so-called “transformation agreements”, posting copies of publications in institutional repositories… Some of these paths require paying for publishing, but others may be followed by exercising rights held by authors and institutions.
In this two-day session, we would like to share with researchers and university library staff the initiatives developed in different universities and the different options available to achieve open access publications and policies. Sessions will inform about read-publish agreements, rights retention, secondary publishing rights, amongst others, in the CHARM-EU institutions, followed by a small discussion panel with the speakers.
SCHEDULE
Wednesday 21 of October (CEST Time)
- 10:00 Welcome
- 10:05-10:20 ELTE – Tibor Móring, Head of the Education and Research Support Department, and Liza Németh, research support librarian, of the ELTE Library
- 10:20-10:35 AAU – Malin Fredriksson, Leading Coordinator in Open Science of the AAU Library
- 10:35-11:50 UB – Ignasi Labastida, Rector’s delegate for Open Science at UB
- 10:50-11:00 Break
- 11:00-11:30 Panel – moderated by Paul Svanberg, Head of Section of the UiB Library
- 11:30 Closing remarks
Friday 23 of October (CEST Time)
- 10:00 Welcome
- 10:05-10:20 UM – Sandrine Gropp, Director of UM Libraries
- 10:20-10:35 UiB – Maria Carme Torras, Deputy Director General of UiB Library
- 10:35-10:50 TCD – Christoph Schmidt-Supprian, Head of Content Management and Open Scholarship of TCD Library
- 10:50-11:00 Break
- 11:00-11:30 Panel – moderated by Ignasi Labastida, Rector’s delegate for Open Science at UB
- 11:30 Closing remarks