Open Science in European Universities: Tackling a 21st Century Agenda in Research-led Universities
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1 Open Science in European Universities: Tackling a 21st Century Agenda in Research-led Universities Ignasi Labastida i Juan Oficina de Difusió del Coneixement CRAI Universitat de Barcelona
2 Open Science
3 Open Science aims at transforming science through ICT tools, networks and media, to make research more open, global, collaborative, creative and closer to society.»
4 Open science is the movement to make scientific research, data and dissemination accessible to all levels of an inquiring society, amateur or professional
5 J. C. Burgelman, European Commission, Science 2.0
6 Open Science - Prinzipien" CC BY Andreas E. Neuhold
7 Open Science - Prinzipien" CC BY Andreas E. Neuhold
8 Open CC BY Justin Marty
9 Open Definition
10 Open means anyone can freely access, use, modify, and share for any purpose (subject, at most, to requirements that preserve provenance and openness)
11 Let's start!
12
13 Two Roads CC BY Peter Alfred Hess
14 open up access to the peer-reviewed literature and remove the barriers
15 #1
16 Guest Publication CC BY Tobias von der Haar
17 Free access
18 Free access and reuse allowed
19 Free access and reuse allowed through a license
20 Free access and reuse allowed through a CC BY license or similar
21 What do we have today?
22 Open access journals
23 Public access journals
24 Public access journals self-named open
25 Free access and reuse allowed through a CC BY license or similar
26 Confusion and misunderstandings
27 CC BY Kate Arkless Gray/Wellcome Trust
28 APC
29 Article Processing Charges
30 Gold Pay for Publication
31 Gold = Open
32 Hybrid models
33 Journals under paywalls
34 Journals under paywalls «openning» some articles
35 Journals under paywalls «openning» some articles under a «new» payment
36
37 What can we do?
38 Identify correctly our journals
39 Support actual open access journals
40 By creating funds avoiding hybrid models
41 Offset APC against subscriptions
42 Engage in projects for open access monographs
43 #2
44 CC BY Paul Joseph
45 Self-archiving a copy of any published peer reviewed article
46 Free access
47 What do we have?
48 Low population of articles in institutional repositories
49 Many policies or mandates
50 Long embargo periods
51 Long embargo periods imposed by publishers...
52 ...and contradictory with research funders
53 What can we do?
54 Monitorise mandates
55 Review mandates
56 Include self archive in evaluation processes
57 Fulfill funders embargoes
58 Support researchers with OA policies
59 Guidelines on Open Access to Scientific Publications and Research Data in Horizon
60 Next challenge:
61 Binary CC BY Brett Jordan
62 CC0 Jonathan Gray
63 Collected, generated or observed data
64 All data linked to a publication
65 What universities should do?
66 Policiy on data
67 Infrastructure?
68 Create services and new roles
69 Include DMP by default
70 Create awareness
71 Overcome fears and concerns against sharing
72 New ways of doing science...
73 ... new ways to evaluate science
74 Altmetrics CC BY-SA AJC
75
76 Beyond the Impact Factor
77
78 Assess the content, not the continent
79 Rewarding the new ways of doing science
80 Assessing new outputs
81 Real Social Impact
82 We have another declaration
83
84 Challenge: Change the evaluation processes
85 And yet another challenge...
86 ...the copyright reform
87 Universities should play an important role
88 TDM
89 Analyzing texts and data to extract ideas, facts or data
90 Legal uncertainity in Europe
91 CC BY el mariachi 94
92 A new declaration...
93
94 Access to facts, data and ideas for knowledge discovery
95 The right to read is the right to mine
96 Finally, open science Is engaging people
97 CC BY-SA Ron Mader
98 Citizen participation in all the research cycle
99 We need to acknowledge and reward researchers
100 We need to acknowledge and reward citizens
101 To conclude
102 Support both paths to open access to achieve the final goal
103 Develop and implement a policy on research data management
104 Develop and implement new ways of assessing research
105 Support legislative changes to provide legal clarity to research activities
106 Facilitate collaboration among researchers and citizens
107 And finally...
108 Open by default
109
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