Eventos
A conferência de comemoração dos 15 anos da Rede SciELO reunirá autoridades e especialistas em pesquisa e comunicação científica. O objetivo do encontro é destacar e debater o estado da arte em comunicação científica em acesso aberto e os desafios para o desenvolvimento dos periódicos científicos e do Programa SciELO.
Website: http://www.scielo15.org/
Eloy Rodrigues, Diretor dos Serviços de Documentação da Universidade do Minho
Identificação e reflexão sobre os recentes desenvolvimentos nacionais e internacionais do movimento pelo Acesso Aberto à literatura científica.
Destinatários:
Responsáveis de instituições de investigação e ensino superior, investigadores, gestores de repositórios e profissionais de informação.
Programa:
11h00 – Da utopia à realidade: reflexões sobre os últimos desenvolvimentos internacionais do Open Access, Eloy Rodrigues
11h40 – Perguntas e respostasMais informações:
Gabinete de Projetos Open Access – Serviços de Documentação da Universidade do Minho, telefone: 253604983, e-mail: openaccess@sdum.uminho.pt (consulte a apresentação do webinar em PDF).
Inscrições:
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The objective of this conference is to explore cutting edge advances and techniques in the visualization of knowledge across various fields of application and their potential impact on developments in the more main stream bibliographic and documentary classifications.
We invite overviews, illustrations and analysis of approaches to and models of the visualization of knowledge that can help advance the application of documentary and bibliographic classifications in information and knowledge discovery. We welcome high quality, innovative research contributions from various fields of application including:
– visualization of knowledge orders (e.g. scientific taxonomies, Wikipedia)
– visualization of collection content, large datasets
– visualization of knowledge classifications for the purpose of managing the classifications and working with them
– visualization of knowledge to support interactive searching, user browsing behaviour (IR) and classification as an aid to information navigation
Specific topics may include:
1. Issues and challenges in visualization of conceptual structures and knowledge in general, e.g. development of knowledge over time, shift in knowledge structures (dynamic knowledge), interactions between knowledge structures, socio-cultural issues, technical challenges (incl. animation, simulation)
2. Knowledge visualization models and metaphors: theory, methods, overviews, analysis
3. Visualization of classification in: information searching and browsing (e.g. search expansion, result display); visualization of knowledge in relation to user information needs
4. Presentation and visualization related to specific types of knowledge classification structure (e.g. faceted and enumerative hierarchies, polyhierarchical and/or aspect classifications etc.)
5. Classification as an aid in presenting and navigating large datasets, or providing an overview of collection content for resource discovery or management purposes
6. Visualization as an aid to cross-collection, cross-language, cross-vocabulary knowledge browsing
7. Relationships between classification data formats and classification visualization
We invite two kinds of contributions: conference papers and posters. Paper proposals should be submitted in the form of an extended abstract (1000-1200 words including references for papers and 500-600 words for posters). A submission form is provided on the conference website.
Conference proceedings will be published by Ergon Verlag and will be distributed at the conference.
IMPORTANT DATES:
15 Jan 2013 Paper proposal submission deadline
15 Feb 2013 Notification of acceptance
15 Apr 2013 Paper submission
ORGANIZER: Classification & Visualization is the fourth biennial conference in a series of International UDC Seminars organized by the UDC Consortium (UDCC) and hosted by Koninklijke Bibliotheek (The National Library of Netherlands). UDCC is a not-for-profit organization, based in The Hague, established to maintain and distribute the Universal Decimal Classification and to support its use and development.
Website: http://seminar.udcc.org/2013/
Sessão de esclarecimento online sobre como implementar políticas de acesso aberto em organizações que realizam investigação científica e agências financiadoras de ciência.
Pretende-se informar sobre os recentes desenvolvimentos políticos em Portugal e na Europa, apresentar a opinião e prática dos investigadores Portugueses relativamente ao Acesso Aberto e as orientações para a implementação de políticas de Acesso Aberto desenvolvidas no âmbito do Projeto MedOANet.
Webinar decorrente das atividades de disseminação do projeto MedOANet – Mediterranean Open Access Network (www.medoanet.eu), com o objetivo de não só informar sobre os mais recentes desenvolvimentos políticos em termos de Acesso Aberto em Portugal e na Europa mas também descrever o processo de implementação de uma política de Acesso Aberto.
Destinatários:
Decisores políticos, representantes de instituições que realizam investigação científica, financiadores de ciência e profissionais de informação que colaborem, participam ou pretendem participar em iniciativas de Acesso Aberto nas suas organizações.
Programa:
11h00 – O atual contexto político em Portugal e na Europa
11h10 – Opinião e prática dos investigadores Portugueses
11h20 – Diretrizes para a implementação de políticas de Acesso Aberto
11h35 – Exemplos de boas práticas
11h40 – Perguntas e respostas
Mais informações:
Gabinete de Projetos Open Access – Serviços de Documentação da Universidade do Minho, telefone: 253604982, e-mail: claraboavida@sdum.uminho.pt (consulte a apresentação do webinar em PDF).
Inscrições:
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Dirigidas a professores, investigadores, estudantes e bibliotecários as presentes jornadas têm como propósito reunir peritos nas áreas das ciências e humanidades para reflectirem sobre o sentido das respectivas actividades, aprofundando algumas destas questões. Como comunicam os cientistas com os seus pares, e que consequências importa essa forma de o fazer para a ciência que produzem? Que desafios trazem os modos de publicação emergentes – nomeadamente publicação digital, open access, LOTE, o papel das actividades de arquivo e indexação, aspectos sociais e políticos da classificação e ranking de publicações, – e podem as Humanidades abraça-los sem reservas, são algumas das questões que orientam os trabalhos.
Comunicar Ciência: A Publicação Científica e os seus Públicos é um dos eventos associados à International Open Access Week.
Website: http://www.comunicarciencia.ubi.pt/conferencia/index.html
Sessão de apresentação de dados, indicadores e processos desenvolvidos no âmbito do projeto RCAAP que contribuíram para a melhoria da comunicação de ciência em Portugal e o seu contributo para a disponibilização cada vez maior de trabalhos científicos em acesso aberto para toda a comunidade.
Webinar desenvolvido no âmbito das atividades da Open Access Week do Gabinete de Projetos Open Access da Universidade do Minho.
Destinatários:
Investigadores, gestores de projetos, gestores de repositórios, administradores de ciência e profissionais de informação que pretendam conhecer a evolução e o impacto do projeto RCAAP.
Programa:
11h00 – Apresentação do projeto RCAAP: génese do projeto, João Moreira (FCT)
11h15 – Contributos do projeto RCAAP para a comunicação da ciência em Portugal, José Carvalho
11h40 – Perguntas e respostas
Mais informações:
Gabinete de Projetos Open Access – Serviços de Documentação da Universidade do Minho, telefone: 253604155, e-mail: jcarvalho@sdum.uminho.pt (consulte a apresentação do webinar em PDF).
Inscrições:
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Sessão de esclarecimento online para apresentar e clarificar as condições de publicação Open Access da Comissão Europeia que exigem que o investigador disponibilize em acesso aberto as publicações que resultem de investigação financiada pela União Europeia.
Webinar desenvolvido no âmbito das atividades de disseminação do projeto OpenAIREplus – Infraestrutura Open Access para a Investigação na Europa (www.openaire.eu), com o objetivo de apoiar os investigadores no cumprimento das condições Open Access no âmbito do 7º Programa Quadro, e apresentar as principais orientações para o programa Horizonte 2020.
Destinatários:
Investigadores, gestores de projetos, administradores de ciência e profissionais de informação que colaborem, participam ou pretendem participar em projetos com financiamento da Comissão Europeia, particularmente no âmbito do 7º Programa Quadro e do Conselho Europeu de Investigação.
Programa:
11h00 – Políticas de Acesso Aberto na Europa: o papel dos agentes financiadores da ciência, Eloy Rodrigues
11h15 – Cumprimento das condições Open Access da Comissão Europeia: o papel da infraestrutura OpenAIRE (Open Access para a Investigação na Europa), Pedro Príncipe
11h40 – Perguntas e respostas
Mais informações:
Gabinete de Projetos Open Access – Serviços de Documentação da Universidade do Minho, telefone: 253604983, e-mail: pedroprincipe@sdum.uminho.pt (consulte a apresentação do webinar em PDF).
INSCRIÇÕES:
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As you attended the Open Access and Research Conference (OAR) in 2008, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) would like to invite you to the OAR 2013 Conference in Brisbane, from 31 October to 1 November.
The Open Access and Research Conference is an opportunity to take stock of recent developments in Open Access and to discuss the strategic advantages these bring to the research sector moving forward.
Website: http://www.oar2013.qut.edu.au/
It is expected that ICT2013 will be opened by the President of Lithuania, Dalia Grybauskaitė, who will welcome to Vilnius young people from all over Europe looking to a career in ICT, and open the Lithuanian pavilion, showcasing the best of Lithuanian inventors & inventions.
Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice President for the Digital Agenda will open the ICT2013 conference, a forum for debating the key issues among Europe as a home for innovation and a destination for ICT research.
The ICT 2013 event will be the first opportunity to learn the details of research funding for ICT-related projects under Horizon 2020, the EU’s new research program for 2014-2020. The European Commission proposed an €80 billion package for research & innovation funding, as part of the drive to create sustainable growth and new jobs in Europe. Horizon 2020 will support the development of ICT in Science (in future and emerging technologies or e-Infrastructures); in industrial leadership (such as smart systems, robotics, photonics, etc.) and in societal challenges (such as eHealth, eGovernment and eSkills.)
Save the date and follow us on twitter @ict2013eu
It is expected that ICT2013 will be opened by the President of Lithuania, Dalia Grybauskaitė, who will welcome to Vilnius young people from all over Europe looking to a career in ICT, and open the Lithuanian pavilion, showcasing the best of Lithuanian inventors & inventions.
Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice President for the Digital Agenda will open the ICT2013 conference, a forum for debating the key issues among Europe as a home for innovation and a destination for ICT research.
The ICT 2013 event will be the first opportunity to learn the details of research funding for ICT-related projects under Horizon 2020, the EU’s new research program for 2014-2020. The European Commission proposed an €80 billion package for research & innovation funding, as part of the drive to create sustainable growth and new jobs in Europe. Horizon 2020 will support the development of ICT in Science (in future and emerging technologies or e-Infrastructures); in industrial leadership (such as smart systems, robotics, photonics, etc.) and in societal challenges (such as eHealth, eGovernment and eSkills.)
Save the date and follow us on twitter @ict2013eu
Premise of the workshop
The goals of this consultation workshop are:
- To test preliminary results of the OpenAIRE legal and sustainability studies (in progress).
- To get input from OpenAIRE partners, NOADs, EC and other experts with experience of making OA service/infrastructures sustainable.
Focus areas of the event will include:
- Exploration of available OA business models
- Definition of the components of an OA infrastructure
- How to sustain OA services within a permanent infrastructure
- What are the legal parameters for re-use of research data
- Options for licensing research data
This workshop is aimed at: policy and decision makers, librarians, scientists who re-use data, data mining practitioners, EC officers, ICT delegates, OpenAIRE NOADs
Max capacity: 50 people
Start 9.00am – 15:15
I Congresso ISKO Espanha e Portugal, subordinado ao tema Informação e/ou Conhecimento: as duas faces de Jano vai realizar-se nos dias 7, 8 e 9 de novembro de 2013, na cidade do Porto, e terá lugar na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto.
O Capítulo Espanhol da ISKO, criado em 1991, passou a integrar diversos membros portugueses, estando em processo de mudança da sua denominação para ISKO España y Portugal e, por isso, o I Congresso ISKO Espanha e Portugal irá ter lugar no Porto, sendo, simultaneamente, o XI Congresso ISKO Espanha.
A organização do congresso está a cargo do centro de investigação CETAC.MEDIA (Centro de Estudos das Tecnologias e Ciências da Comunicação).
From the website: http://www.eurocris.up.pt/
The Autumn membership meeting of the European Organization for International Research Information (euroCRIS) will be held in the University of Porto. All sessions will take place at the Faculty of Law and the welcome reception in the historic building of the University. Both places are located in one of the campuses of the University of Porto, in the heart of the historic center of the city.
The European Organisation for International Research Information, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of Research Information Systems and their interoperability, organises biannual membership meetings to involve the members actively in the euroCRIS actions and projects. The membership meetings have gradually evolved to mini-conferences and attract an increasing number of people.
Following the membership meeting held in Bonn last May, euroCRIS is organising the second membership meeting of 2013 which will take place in Porto, Portugal, the 14th-15thNovember, hosted by the University of Porto.
The euroCRIS membership meeting is structured as follows:
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A euroCRIS overview session: in this session the Board and the Task Groups report from their meetings and on recent progress and plans. In this way all participants get a full survey of all on-going activities and of the action plan for the next six months.
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A “national” session, in which experts from the organising country report on their CRIS and on recent progress and innovations.
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The euroCRIS “Jostein Hauge” session, named after the founding father of euroCRIS, in which euroCRIS members report on recent innovations and implementations.
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A special topic with position papers and/or invited lectures and discussions.
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Parallel Task Group (TG) meetings with plenary back-reporting. Unlike the technical expert TG meetings, the TG sessions during the membership meetings are accessible to all members and are meant to inform them on ongoing work and plans and to discuss.
In the membership meeting also a CERIF tutorial is included for the local community and interested euroCRIS members.
The special topic for the Porto euroCRIS membership meeting is:
Services, models and architectures for R&D
Institutions are taking several approaches to manage R&D activities with the help of research administration infrastructures, like CRIS (Current Research Information Systems) and IR (Institutional Repositories). The scope of the services offered is very broad and different models and architectures are possible. Institutions go for commercial or in-house built CRIS or IR that may offer significantly different functionalities. IR and CRIS may interoperate, may be centralized at the national agencies level or distributed among universities and research institutes and may connect to other internal or external systems. The aim of this session is to discuss different approaches for services, models and architectures for research administration infrastructures and identify best practices impacting the performance of R&D management.
This meeting is aimed at R&D managers and practitioners as well as IS researchers and developers at universities, R&D institutes and companies, besides euroCRIS members.
A social programme including a welcome reception, a joint dinner and guided visits will allow time to discover the University of Porto and the beautiful city of Porto, giving the opportunity for some relaxation from the intensive work sessions.
The second ANADP (Aligning National Approaches to Digital Preservation) conference has been scheduled for Barcelona, Spain on November 18-20, 2013. This is a follow on to the first ANADP conference which was held in Tallinn, Estonia in May 2011, which was an excellent discussion of potential alignment strategies across various national preservation programs and was documented in a 2012 volume of proceedings published by the Educopia Institute. The outcomes from this meeting, and strategies for moving ahead, have been refined at a 2012 workshop held in connection with iPres, and a just-concluded January 14, 2013 Workshop held in conjunction with the International Digital Curation Conference now taking place in Amsterdam. (I will share a pointer to materials from the January workshop when they are available.)
Information on the ANADP 2 conference, plus pointers to more background on the first ANDAP conference can be found at
The sharing and re-use of research information is becoming an increasingly important aspect of scientific activity. Text publications are – and will be at least for the near future – the predominant way of publishing research output and challenges still exist for their optimal recording and dissemination. Meanwhile, scientific communities recognise the immense significance of storing, discovering, processing, preserving and re-using data sets as well as other types of research objects like workflows and software. Furthermore, Public Sector Information, potentially valuable for research purposes, is provided openly by governments although not always in forms that enable re-use.
Metadata is a critical factor in this area, actually providing the means to promote black-box digital files to discoverable and re-usable objects. A key requirement is capturing and disseminating rich descriptions of research output in standard, semantically clear forms, including contextual and provenance information, such as relationships of publications and data sets with people, organisations, funding information, facilities and equipment. This metadata needs to be some extent independent of a particular research domain, to foster collaboration and re-use of data sets across disciplines and vertical communities, while still allowing the recording and utilisation of domain-specific information. A range of open issues have to be addressed towards these goals.
The aim of this Special Track is to serve as a forum for experts to present recent results and experiences, establish liaisons with other groups and reflect on the state-of-the-art of metadata and semantic aspectsof open repositories, research information systems and data infrastructures.
Website: http://mtsr2013.teithe.gr/index.php/tracks/open-repositories
The 8th Annual Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing – Entering the Next Stage
The Munin conference is an annual conference on scholarly publishing, with an Open Access approach. This years’ conference will be held 25-26 November 2013 at the University of Tromsø, Norway.
This year’s main topics will be:
Open Access mandates
Scholarly communication in the humanities and social sciences
Licensing
Call for presentations and posters
Submissions are invited for the 8th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing, to be held 25–26 November 2013 at the University of Tromsø, Norway.
Deadline for abstract submission: 1 August 2013
Website: http://www.ub.uit.no/baser/ocs/index.php/Munin/MC8?utm_source=feedly
This is a once-a-year opportunity to go behind the scenes and learn first hand from specialists at the UK Data Archive.
The Archive has over 40 years experience in selecting, ingesting, curating and providing access to data. We area designated Place of Deposit for The National Archives and are internationally acknowledged experts in this field.
Website: http://www.data-archive.ac.uk/news-events/events.aspx?id=3543
O objetivo do WICI é promover o debate em torno da Ciência da Informação, principalmente a partir da perspectiva da pesquisa realizada na área, contemplando também o desenvolvimento. Nesta edição de 2013, o debate vai girar em torno das políticas de informação em curso no país e no mundo, especialmente, as políticas públicas de acesso à informação – as condições de acesso e de comunicação de documentos públicos.
Annual Workshop of the International Association of Scientific and Technological Libraries (IATUL)
December 5 – 6, 2013, Oxford, UK.
Theme of the workshop is “Research Data Management: Finding our Role”
Throughout the project, the RECODE consortium will hold a series of workshops, the details of which (including the agenda and presentations) will be provided here:
Congresso Internacional A Biblioteca da Universidade: Permanências e Metamorfoses
International Congress The University Library: Permanencies and Metamorphoses
Coimbra, 16 a 18 de janeiro de 2014
BOBCATSSS is an annual symposium with themes relating to library and information science. The symposium is under the auspices of EUCLID (European Association for Library and Information Education and Research) and it is organized by students from at lest two European universities. The symposium in January 2014 will take place in Barcelona.
This year’s theme is “Library (r)evolution: Promoting sustainable information practices” and the organizing and planning of the BOBCATSSSS 2014 symposium is a collaboration between two universities from two different countries. The teams from Borås (The university of Borås) and Barcelona (Universitat de Barcelona) are working together in making an international meeting place for exchanging experiences and to fulfil the goal to enable a discussion about sustainable development in the field of library and information science.
+ info: http://bobcatsss2014.hb.se
Jornadas da FCT/FCCN – Évora.
5 a 7 de fevereiro de 2014.
“The University of Minho, consortium member of FOSTER Project and PASTEUR4OA Project, is pleased to host the jointly organized Kick-off Meetings of both projects. The event will take place at Centro Avançado de Formação Pós-Graduada, in Guimarães, Portugal, from 20 to 21 February 2014.
The purpose of these meetings is to officially start up the projects, and also establish a common understanding of goals, work to be carried out by each partner, outline the difficulties envisaged, and possible resolution procedures.”
9th International Digital Curation Conference
“Commodity, catalyst or change-agent? Data-driven transformations in research, education, business & society ”
24 – 27 February 2014
Omni San Francisco Hotel, San Francisco
The 9th International Digital Curation Conference (IDCC) will be held from Monday 24 February to Thursday 27 February 2014 at the Omni San Francisco Hotel (at Montgomery).
The Omni hotel is in the heart of downtown San Francisco. It is located right on the cable car line and is only a short walk to Union Square, the San Francisco neighborhood that has become a mecca for high-end shopping and art galleries.
This year the IDCC will focus on how data-driven developments are changing the world around us, recognising that the growing volume and complexity of data provides institutions, researchers, businesses and communities with a range of exciting opportunities and challenges. The Conference will explore the expanding portfolio of tools and data services, as well as the diverse skills that are essential to explore, manage, use and benefit from valuable data assets. The programme will reflect cultural, technical and economic perspectives and will illustrate the progress made in this arena in recent months
There will be a programme of workshops on Monday 24 and Thursday 27 February. The main conference programme will run from Tuesday 25 – Wednesday 26 February.
IDCC14 will be organised by the Digital Curation Centre UK in partnership with the University of California Curation Center (UC3) at the California Digital Library and the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI).
Due to popular demand the paper submission date for IDCC14 has been extended by 7 days and will now close at 12 midnight GMT on Monday 28th October 2013.
This refers to the submission of extended abstracts for practice based papers and full papers for research based papers, as well as the submission of workshop proposals.
Registration will open the week beginning 21st October 2013 and a draft programme will be available shortly.
due to popular demand the paper submission date for IDCC14 has been extended by 7 days and will now close at 12 midnight GMT on Monday 28th October 2013.
This refers to the submission of extended abstracts for practice based papers and full papers for research based papers, as well as the submission of workshop proposals.
The 9th International Digital Curation Conference (IDCC) will be held from Monday 24 February to Thursday 27 February 2014 at the Omni San Francisco Hotel (at Montgomery)
Registration will open the week beginning 21st October 2013 and a draft programme will be available shortly.
For more information and updates about the conference check the IDCC14
O projeto OpenAIREplus promove na próxima quarta-feira, 26 de fevereiro (14h00-15h00), um webinar aberto sobre o Repositório ZENODO (www.zenodo.org) com Lars Holm Nielsen do CERN . Será realizada uma apresentação de cerca de 20 minutos para fornecer uma visão geral do ZENODO, focando particularmente os novos recursos. Mais informação no portal OpenAIRE em http://www.openaire.eu/en/component/content/article/9-news-events/517-openaire-webinar-on-zenodo-research-shared.
ZENODO (http://zenodo.org/) is a new simple and innovative service that enables researchers, scientists, EU projects and institutions to share and showcase multidisciplinary research results (data and publications) that are not part of existing institutional or subject-based repositories.
Webinar Details
Title: OpenAIRE webinar on ZENODO: Research. Shared
Date: Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Duration: 15.00 – 16.00 CET / 09.00 – 10.00 AM EST / 14.00 – 15.00 GMT
How to register
To register your interest in attending the workshop, please email iryna.kuchma [at] eifl.net as soon as possible with the following information:
- your name
- your email address
- your job title, institution and country
How you participate: once your place is confirmed, you will receive a URL and password for the session.
All you will need is an internet-connected computer with sound (and maybe headphones if you are in a busy room).
To check if your computer will be able to access the session successfully, please go to: www.instantpresenter.com/systemtest
Washington, DC – The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) is pleased to announce panel topics and to invite participants to register for the Spring event set to take place in Kansas City, Missouri on March 3-4, 2014.
The past year has seen growing momentum on many fronts of the movement towards “open”. Advances in the areas of open access, open data, and open educational resources have grown exponentially since the last SPARC Open Access Meeting was convened in 2012. As this push for greater openness continues, these three fronts are converging in interesting and potentially transformative ways. Join us as leaders from the library community, academia, industry, student community, and other research avenues discuss how open access, open data, and open educational resources are intersecting, and the impact this convergence will have on research and discovery. The meeting is designed to emphasize collaborative actions that stakeholders can take to positively impact publishing, policy, digital repositories, author rights, and licensing.
+ info: http://www.sparc.arl.org/events/oa1
View the Program Committee. To receive updates, join the SPARC Open Access Forum.
We have a pleasure to announce our keynote speakers at the “Opening Science to Meet Future Challenges” conference: Prof. Nicholas Canny, Chair of the ERC Working Group on Open Access, Prof. Stevan Harnad, Canada Research Chair in Cognitive Science, Université du Québec à Montréal and Cameron Neylon, Advocacy Director at PLOS.
The keynote session will include:
Prof. Nicholas Canny “Making Open Access Work for All: Dream or Reality?”
Prof. Stevan Harnad “How to Formulate Effective Policies to Open Access to Research Worldwide”
Cameron Neylon “From Network Architecture to Concrete Action – Charting a Future for Open Research on the Web”
The RDA (Research Data Alliance) is now one year old. It is a global, grass-roots organisation dedicated to developing the tools, infrastructure, services, standards and practices that the research community needs to share and exchange its data treasures.
The third RDA plenary meeting is focused on taking the global partnerships built in the data sharing community through the RDA’s activities to date, combining these with existing infrastructure and best practices across the data sharing community, and enabling the community to drive forward the changes needed for global data exchange. This plenary meeting is about exploiting RDA’s work to date to its full potential.
Come to Ireland and:
· Meet individuals all over the world and work with them in the RDA Interest/Working Groups (https://www.rd-alliance.org/
· Take part in ‘Birds of Feather’ meetings according to your own research interests
· Take part in/organise co-located events
· Experience the famous Irish hospitality in Dublin, one of the most friendly and lively European cities.
Register now at https://www.rd-alliance.org/
If you are newcomer to RDA, consider attending the Pre-Plenary half-day session on the 25th of March, in order to familiarise yourself with the Interest/Working groups and their missions.
RDA Europe is offering financial support to European Early Career Researchers & Scientists working with Data to attend the plenary meeting (deadline for applications 17th January). For more information see https://www.rd-alliance.org/
If you would like to co-locate an event at RDA Plenary 3, please submit an application before 17th Jan. Details athttps://www.rd-alliance.org/
You can follow Plenary 3 on Twitter (@resdatall, #RDAPlenary)
ORGANISERS: The event is co-organised by the Australian National Data Service, the Digital Repository of Ireland, the Insight Centre for Data Analytics of Ireland, and RDA-Europe with support from the Australian National Data Service, Science Foundation Ireland, Irish Research Council, and Fáilte Ireland.
As XI Jornadas APDIS: “As Bibliotecas da Saúde: que futuro?” pretendem constituir um espaço de reflexão sobre o futuro das bibliotecas da área da saúde e, consequentemente, dos profissionais que aí desempenham funções, face à complexidade de abordagens que a problemática do acesso à informação científica e técnica apresenta nos nossos dias.
As Jornadas da APDIS constituem uma oportunidade privilegiada para os bibliotecários e demais profissionais de informação da área das Ciências da Saúde, provenientes de instituições diversas e, em muitos casos, geograficamente distantes, discutirem e aprofundarem conceitos, referenciarem e analisarem as boas-práticas existentes nesta área.
Mais nformação em: http://apdis.pt/jornadas/xi-jornadas/apresentacao