Open Access: quel avenir pour la publication scientifique? Open Access: quel avenir pour la publication scientifique?

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Stratégie des établissements, des Etats et de l’Union Européenne
Conference organized by the academic conferences (the CPU and the CGE) and Couperin

Website: http://couperin.sciencesconf.org/

How to achieve the aim of 100% accessibility to the results of publicly-funded scientific research as soon as possible?

This is the question raised by the European Commision in its recommendation on 17 july 2012 inviting member states to adopt a position on a statewide open access policy to their research results.
Based on this recommendation, the goal of this meeting will be to reflect on how to build a proactive open access policy in France, acceptable to all, in order to ensure a successful outcome.

Grégory Colcanap: 5th open access meeting issues

Serge Bauin: MedOAnet project

Stevan Harnad: Open access movement: A look back at 10 years of initiatives

Michael Jubb: The UK Finch report and Research Council UK (RCUK) policy

Jean-Claude Guédon: Fair gold model: Open Access future

Marin Dacos: Alternative open access models

Bernard Rentier & Paul Thirion: University open access policy: piloting research and preservation of the scientific heritage

Zoran Stancic: Horizon 2020: EC framework programme for research and innovation and open access to the results of publicly-funded scientific research

Geneviève Fioraso, Minister of Higher Education: France’s position on open access

Alma Swan: Issues and challenges of an open access world

Christine Berthaud, BSN4 Ministry of Higher Education working group: Element of national policy for open archives

Christine Ollendorf: Couperin/ADBU’s open archives’ survey results

Stuart Shieber: Open access policy in Harvard – DASH archive

Sandrine Malotaux: from self to systematic archiving at INP Toulouse

Robert Kiley: PubMed Central Europe and open access publishing with the help of the publishers

Laurent Romary: PEER project results

Eloy Rodrigues: Incentive policy to deposit in an open archive

Frederic Merceur: Obligation to deposit in ARCHIMER, IFREMER’s repository

Pascal Guitton: Towards an open access mandate in 2013 in HAL-INRIA repository

Jean-François Lutz OpenAIRE project: a mandate for the results of EC-funded scientific research

Question & Answer Session

Stevan Harnad, key witness, will summarize the major lines of the debatesStratégie des établissements, des Etats et de l’Union Européenne

Conference organized by the academic conferences (the CPU and the CGE) and Couperin

Website: http://couperin.sciencesconf.org/

How to achieve the aim of 100% accessibility to the results of publicly-funded scientific research as soon as possible?

This is the question raised by the European Commision in its recommendation on 17 july 2012 inviting member states to adopt a position on a statewide open access policy to their research results.

Based on this recommendation, the goal of this meeting will be to reflect on how to build a proactive open access policy in France, acceptable to all, in order to ensure a successful outcome.
Grégory Colcanap: 5th open access meeting issues