OpenAIRE Workshop on Open Science Publishing Practices and Prospects
14:00 – 16:00, 31st of January, 2018
Area della Ricerca del CNR, Main Auditorium (Building 1)
With the advent of Open Science, science must evolve to support new scholarly publishing workflows, characterized by novel kinds of products, such as research data and software, and objectives, such as reproducibility, transparent evaluation of science, and new scientific reward mechanisms. The workshop programs six presentations from major experts in the field, who will expose what they believe to be the major challenges raised by Open Science today in the way research products are published, shared, and accessed in support of scholarly communication and publishing workflows.
Registration Closed
Program
Welcome and introduction, Paolo Manghi (Chair)
Open Access for publications: motivations, challenges, trends, Elena Giglia
Open Access practices: pre-prints and open citations, Stephen Curry
When is the library open? Do libraries’ commitment to open knowledge match their aspirations to open access? Cameron Neylon
Research Data: motivations, challenges and trends, Eloy Rodrigues
Reproducibility (and the R*) of Science: motivations, challenges and trends, Carole Goble
Open science in Solid Earth Science: status and vision, Massimo Cocco
Open Science in Information Retrieval: status and vision, Nicola Ferro
Questions and answers
Report curator: Emma Lazzeri
