Open Access Management and Policy - Part 01
Brussels, 28 September 2011
Chapters:
- Welcome and Opening Address - Bernard Rentier, President of the F.R.S.-FNRS
- Introduction : “Why “Green” Open Access self-archiving mandates must become before “Gold” Open Access publishing - Steven Harnad - Universit ...
- Session: Stakeholder views of the Open Access movement - Introduction
- Jacques Reisse: « About negative aspects of the open access system »
- Alicia Wise: « Elsevier vision for universal access »
- Carl-Christian Buhr: “Access to scientific information. The role of the EU”
- Alma Swan: “The price of toll access”
- Q&A Session
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The Fund for Scientific Research (F.R.S.-FNRS) wishes to contribute to the promotion of the first strategy advocated by the Budapest Initiative on Open Access through the organization of a workshop focusing on the “Green Road” model in the context of Open Access to scientific and scholarly literature.
Although they aim to implement greater accessibility and visibility of research, policy initiatives from stakeholders in scientific research have not achieved maximum efficiency yet.
The objective of this workshop is to bring together actors from universities, research centers and funding agencies to identify pending issues in the management of institutional repositories, both in terms of scientific dissemination and measurable impact on scientific publications and communications.
Véronique Halloin
Secretary general F.R.S.-FNRS
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Open Access Management and Policy - Part 01
- Welcome and Opening Address
Bernard Rentier, President of the F.R.S.-FNRS - Introduction : “Why “Green” Open Access self-archiving mandates must become before “Gold” Open Access publishing
Steven Harnad - Université du Québec, CND / University of Southampton, UK/EOS - Session: Stakeholder views of the Open Access movement
- Moderator : Philippe Van Parijs, , UCL
- Speakers : Jacques Reisse: « About negative aspects of the open access system », Alicia Wise: « Elsevier vision for universal access », Carl-Christian Buhr: “Access to scientific information. The role of the EU”, Alma Swan: “The price of toll access”
- Q&A session
Open Access Management and Policy - Part 02
- Session: Implementing peer review to Open Access journals
- Moderator : Eric de Keuleneer, ULB
- Speakers : Salvatore Mele: « SCOAP3: Open Access Publishing in High-Energy Physics », Thomas Parisot: “Specificities of Open Access publications in Social Sciences and Humanities”, Jos Engelen: “Open Access publishing of scientific papers”
- Q&A session
- Session: Measuring the impact of OA on scholarly publishing
- Moderator : Eric de Keuleneer, Fondation Universitaire, Administrateur délégué
- Speakers : John Smith: « Institutional repositories: To deposit or not to deposit”, Véronique Halloin, Secretary General F.R.S.-FNRS
- Véronique Halloin, Secretary General F.R.S.-FNRS (B): "Position of reaseach funding organizations in Europe
- Q&A session
- Closing session
Bernard Rentier, President of the F.R.S.-FNRS/ Chairman, EOS/Rector ULg (B)