Trippenhuis at The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), Amsterdam
September 15th
2.00pm-3.00pm: Registration and coffee/tea
3.00pm-3.30pm: Welcome
- Mark Patterson (eLife)
- Eelco Ferwerda (OAPEN)
- Dr Theo Mulder (Director, KNAW)
3.30pm-4.15pm: Keynote
- ‘Building capacity for web-enabled science’ – Kaitlin Thaney (Mozilla Science Lab)
4.15pm-5.30pm: Panel 1: Innovation in scholarly communication
- ‘JATS4R: Let’s standardise the way we’re tagging our content to enhance reusability’ – Kaveh Bazargan (Representing a publisher collaboration)
- ‘The Future of Scholarship in a Digital Age?’ – Jonathan Gray (Open Knowledge)
- ‘DOI Event Tracker’ – Geoffrey Bilder (CrossRef)
5.30pm-6.00pm: Lightning Talks – poster presenters
6.00pm-8.00pm: Drinks reception
September 16th
9.00am-9.45am: Keynote
- SCOAP3 – Salvatore Mele (CERN)
9.45am-11.00am: Panel 2: Business models to support the transition to OA
- ‘IOPP and offsetting’ – Steve Hall (IOP Publishing)
- ‘Springer’s high-impact off-setting model – experiences so far’ – Juliane Ritt (Springer Nature)
- ‘Managing the total cost of publication – an update on Jisc’s work to negotiate offsetting agreements with publishers’ – Liam Earney (Jisc Collections)
- ‘Monitoring the transition to open access in the UK’ – Stephen Pinfield (University of Sheffield, UK)
11.00am-11.30am: Coffee break
11.30am-12.15pm: Keynote
- ‘What can history teach us about the future of academic publishing?’ – Aileen Fyfe (University of St. Andrews)
12.15pm-1.45pm: Lunch
1.45pm-2.30pm: Keynote
- ‘Events in the Netherlands – a national approach to open access’ – Ron Dekker (Director Institutes NWO, Project leader Open Access NL)
2.30pm-3.45pm: Panel 3: Progressive roads to OA
- ‘On The Norwegian Road to Open Access’ – Jan Erik Frantsvåg (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)
- ‘Chronos: Partnership for Policy Implementation’ – Jennifer Hansen (Gates Foundation)
- ‘Infrastructure for AHSS’ – Pierre Mounier (OpenEdition)
3.45pm-4.15pm: Coffee break
4.15pm-5.30pm: Late-breaking/Show-and-tell
- ‘Research Involvement and Engagement: Partnership with patients in a new publication’ – Daniel Shanahan (BioMed Central)
- ‘Freedom APCs, an experimental model making Open Access publishing affordable to all’ – Bryan Vickery (Cogent OA)
- ‘Open Book Publishers: Adapting a Freemium Business Model for Open Access Book Publishing’ – Rupert Gatti (Open Book Publishers)
- ‘ResearchPad’ – Patrick Martinent (Newgen)
- ‘The Open Anthropology Library: An Open Access Index and Community’ – Jenna Makowski (Alexander Street Press)
- ‘Sustaining central funds for Open Access publications’ – Margo Bargheer (University Press Goettingen)
- ‘Think. Check. Submit’ – Lars Bjørnshauge
5.30pm-6.00pm: OASPA Members Annual General Meeting
7.00pm: Conference Dinner: In de Waag
September 17th
9.00am-9.45am: Keynote
- ‘Research and researcher evaluation’ – Stephen Curry (Imperial College London)
9.45am-11.00am: Panel 4: Evaluation
- ‘Scholarly publishing: a perspective from an early career academic’ – Derek Groen (University College London), Moqi Xu (London School of Economics)
- ‘Getting credit for peer review’ – Andrew Preston (Publons)
- ‘Scientific ecosystems and research reproducibility’ – Marcus Munafo (University of Bristol)
11.00am-11.30am: Coffee break
11.30am-12.15pm: Keynote
- ‘We need to talk about sharing’ – Ryan Merkley (Creative Commons)
12.15pm-12.30pm: Closing remarks
12.30pm: Lunch and depart