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May 2021
Open Scholarship Week 2021
NUI Galway<https://www.nuigalway.ie/osw/> in partnership with the Open Scholarship Community Galway<http://osc-galway.ie/> hosts the third Open Scholarship Week<https://www.nuigalway.ie/osw/> (#OSW2021) from 10-14 May with the aim of showcasing the importance of research and education that is accessible to everyone. Registrations are now open and everyone is welcome! https://bit.ly/registerOSW2021 Please take also note of the Open Scholarship Prize Competition<http://osc-galway.ie/competition/> that is open to Masters, Doctoral and Post-Doctoral researchers. Deadline for applications is 16 April.
Find out more »Galway Open Scholarship Week
On the 10 - 14 May, during Open Scholarship Week (OSW2021) staff, students, members of the public and a variety of other stakeholders will come together to talk about changing the ways scholarly information is openly communicated, shared and used. OSW2021 will offer a diverse range of talks and workshops representing many different perspectives and disciplines on Open practices in research and education. The detailed programme will be available in late March and registration will open 1 April 2021
Find out more »Voices from the OA Books Community 4: Discoverability and Metadata
'Voices from the Open Access Books Community' is a series of discussion-based events that bring together as many members of the OA books community as possible to analyse different areas of policy for Open Access books. These discussions will feed into a policy document that will be created by SPARC Europe, and presented to cOAlition S as they consider a Plan S for books. This fourth session will explore the minimum standards of metadata and discovery that should be encouraged…
Find out more »Growing Successful Open Access Journals
The course will be a practical, hands-on exploration of launching, converting, running and developing Open Access journals. Delegates will participate in group discussion, will work through case studies and scenarios to prepare them for meeting the challenges of running OA journals. Through the lens of a typical day for running an OA journal or journal programme we will explore the issues encountered including strategy, economics, finances, pricing ethics, operations, sales and marketing.
Find out more »June 2021
LIBER’s Annual Conference 2021
Libraries and Open Knowledge: from vision to implementation Held in late June or early July, the conference brings library directors and their staff together for three days of networking and collaboration. Delegates mainly come from Europe but people from around the world are welcome, and we regularly welcome guests from countries including Australia, Canada and the United States. The goal of the conference is to identify the most pressing needs for research libraries, and to share information and ideas for…
Find out more »July 2021
Jisc and CNI leaders conference
The conference will explore the pivotal role the library plays in supporting the university’s research enterprise to adapt to new technologies and workflows and realising the potential any disruption it will offer. The last 12 months or so has reshaped the research landscape: forcing collaborations to take place virtually, limiting access to fieldwork and labs and disrupting access to libraries, special collections and other research resources essential to many disciplines. Themes include: • Data science and the role of libraries…
Find out more »Second United Nations Open Science Conference, From Tackling the Pandemic to Addressing Climate Change
We're excited to cooperate with the United Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library in organizing the Second United Nations Open Science Conference, which was just announced for July 21-23. Please see the full invitation to participate below and conference website for more details. In addition to a broader discussion of open research, next month's conference will seek to draw connections between lessons learned from the COVID pandemic about the importance of openly sharing research results and how these might be applied to the global climate crisis. This year's…
Find out more »September 2021
ALPSP Virtual Conference and Awards 2021
The ALPSP Conference provides a friendly forum in which to share information and knowledge, learn about new initiatives and engage in open discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing our industry. With expert speakers and a wide ranging programme, the ALPSP Conference is for everyone in the scholarly publishing community. All delegates will have the chance to network with the conference community during regular breakout sessions throughout. £50 (ALPSP members - Early Bird rate) | £100 (non-members - Early Bird…
Find out more »15th Berlin Open Access Conference: Adapt and Advance
The 15th Berlin Open Access Conference (B15): Adapt and Advance, will be co-hosted by the University of California (UC) and Open Access 2020 Initiative (OA2020), and held virtually from September 28 to October 01, 2021. To facilitate global participation, the event will be offered twice: track 1 for the Americas, Australia and Oceania; and track 2 for Europe, Africa and Asia. To ensure B15 offers attendees ample opportunity to discuss, share and collaborate, participation will be limited to 200 people…
Find out more »October 2021
Beilstein Open Science Symposium – Transparent Data for Effective Research
This symposium will address the many ways that data transparency contributes to the research progress. Attendees will learn from leaders in the FAIR and open data movements who are advocating for better practices in their fields and demonstrating their commitment in their own work. Talks will present tools that can help researchers better handle and share data, and methods to combat common statistical abuses that undermine reliability and reproducibility. Key topics on the reproducible sharing of methods and code will…
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