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Webinar: Scholarly Communication & COVID-19: Closing the Loop for Effective Peer Review

June 2, 2020 by Bernie Folan

https://oaspa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/OASPA-Webinar_-Scholarly-Communication-amp-COVID-19-June-24-2020.mp4

 

As well as the recording above, please see this post for webinar speakers’ key takeaways and answers to attendee questions. Slides can be found here.

We are pleased to announce the next OASPA webinar which will explore recent steps to increase efficiency and speed in the publication of COVID-19 research.

Date: Wednesday 24th June 2020

Time: 3.00 pm – 4.15 pm BST (other timezones: 7.00 am Pacific Time, 9.00 am Central Time, 10.00 am Eastern Time, 11.00 am Brasilia Time, 4.00 pm Central European Time, 4.00 pm West Africa Time, 4.00 pm South Africa Standard Time, 7.30 pm India Standard Time)

This webinar will explore recent steps from some and other scholarly communications organisations that are collaborating with the aim of increasing efficiency and speed in the publication of COVID-19 research by responding to researcher needs for societal impact.

Sarah Greaves (Hindawi Ltd) will share information about the cross-publisher “RapidReview” of COVID papers initiative, which has a number of collaborating. Monica Granados & Daniela Sarderi (Outbreak PREreview) will talk of the link to COVID preprints and closing the loop. Susanna- Assunta Sansone & Peter McQuilton (FAIRsharing) will talk about data sharing and stewardship and cross-publisher harmonization. 

This initiative is a work in progress and we would welcome your feedback, questions and general support to ensure that COVID papers are rapidly shared and rigorously reviewed at this time. Our speakers will each provide their own perspective and then we will open up the webinar to questions from the audience. The webinar is free to anyone who registers.

Link to the registration page: https://web.cvent.com/event/c8e6b0c9-e448-4f14-b868-61028985a706/

Panelist biographies

Sarah Greaves (@SarahGreaves18)

Sarah has over 20 years of experience within STM editorial and publishing. She was originally an academic researcher, completing her PhD at the MRC-Laboratory of Molecular Biology, before joining the editorial team at Nature Cell Biology in 1999. After 4 years working within editorial she moved into the Nature publishing team and was the Publisher for Nature for many years. During her time at Nature Publishing Group (now Springer Nature) Sarah also launched the first Nature branded title with an Open Access option, Nature Communications, and subsequently launched Scientific Reports. Throughout her career, she has focused on creating innovative new products and services aimed at solving key researcher pain points whilst ensuring the academic scientist remains at the heart of any publishing decision. As Chief Publishing Officer of Hindawi she has been committed to putting the researcher at the heart of Hindawi and working with them to deliver Open Science for their communities; developing relationships pre and post publication with data repositories and preprint servers, whilst introducing new Editorial models across many Hindawi titles. Sarah is involved in numerous STEM outreach initiatives and is currently a volunteer with both InToUniversity and STEM Ambassadors.

Monica Granados (@monsauce)

Monica Granados has a Ph.D. in Ecology and joined the PREreview team in January 2018, first as a mentor and advisor, and then as the lead of community building and outreach. As a food web ecologist, she has been dedicated to using the current knowledge around food webs to monitor changes in freshwater systems and, most importantly, to provide recommendations to decision-makers and the public. Monica is a story-teller and teaches other scientists how to use improv skills as a way to better communicate their science.

Daniela Sarderi (@Neurosarda)

Daniela has a Ph.D. in Neuroscience during which she studied mechanisms of auditory processing in mammals. As the Director at PREreview she is responsible for product development and management, fundraising, and communication. During her time as a student, she became increasingly interested in how open practices can be used to empower early-career researchers in taking ownership of their work, and to facilitate collaborations within and across teams. This passion, combined with active community engagement, led her to co-found PREreview in 2017 and become a Mozilla Fellow for Science in 2018/2019.
 
Susanna-Assunta Sansone (@SusannaASansone)
 
Professor Susanna-Assunta Sansone has worked since 2001 in the areas of data interoperability and reproducibility, research integrity, and the evolution of scholarly publishing, and she is an author of the FAIR Principles. Her Data Readiness Group, based at the University of Oxford, researches and develops new methods and tools to make digital research objects FAIR. The group also builds interoperability standards, and run informative, educational registries to enable data quality and readiness, including FAIRsharing.
 
Peter McQuilton (@Drosophilic)
 
Dr. Peter McQuilton has spent over 15 years working in the fields of bioinformatics, biocuration and data wrangling, first as a genetic literature curator at FlyBase, the premier database on drosophila genes and genomes, and then as part of the Data Readiness Group at the University of Oxford. Peter is the Coordinator of FAIRsharing a manually curated, searchable portal of interlinked standards, databases and policies, from all domains.

 

Chairs

Catriona MacCallum (@catmacOA) is Director of Open Science at Hindawi. She has 20 years experience in scholarly publishing and 15 years in Open Access Publishing. She has a PhD from Edinburgh University and went into publishing as a professional Editor initially working for Elsevier, where she was Editor of Trends in Ecology & Evolution, before joining the Open-Access publisher PLOS in 2003 to launch PLOS Biology as one of the Senior Editors. She also acted as a Consulting Editor on PLOS ONE, leaving PLOS as Advocacy Director in 2017. She is currently a member of the European Commission’s Open Science Policy Platform and the UKRI Open Access Practitioners Group. She serves on the Advisory Board of the Royal Society (Publishing), and is on the steering committee of the relaunched DORA initiative. She is a founding individual of the I4OC (Initiative for Open Citations) campaign.

Claire Redhead (@OASPA) is Executive Director of OASPA. Her publishing background began back in 2000. Editorial positions in UK publishing houses in the 12 years that followed provided her with valuable opportunities for developing key skills and varied experience in the academic journal and book publishing industry.  In 2012 Claire joined the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA), initially responsible for managing membership and communications for the organisation. Claire quickly took the lead to develop and grow OASPA during this time, and was appointed Executive Director of the association in 2016.

Note that previous OASPA webinar details and recordings can be found here.

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Comments

  1. Dr. Kamal Prakash Saxena says

    June 20, 2020 at 7:28 am

    Hope the new systems will evlove for Covid 19 will have great impact on future scolarly communication specially with reference to Open Access and Access with minimum time frame. Thanks to OASPA great efforts. Looking forward positively for fast changes in the scholorly publication methods and practices a pragmatic frsh look is the need of hor. Any applied reseach like Covid 19 must be available for public use with fast online peer review process within minimum time. At simultaneous peer review by selected peer reviewers within allocated time frame may provide a model for publishing research results within a week maximum time.

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  2. Mohamed Majeed Mashroofa says

    June 21, 2020 at 10:06 am

    I’m earnestly waiting to listen from these experts/ professionals on scholarly communication regarding their view and impact of COVID 19 on this aspect.

    I’m interested in this area and planning to research the Impact of COVID 19 on scholarly communication. I also wish to engage collaborative research in this area.

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  3. MARISSA BORINES says

    June 23, 2020 at 3:32 pm

    Thank you, OASPA. A very timely topic specially I’m working on paper for the effect of COVID – 19 pandemic to children with special needs.

    I’m excited and looking forward for this informative topic. Thanks again.

    Marissa E. Borines
    Associate Professor
    College of Arts, Sciences and Education
    Trinity University of Asia
    Manila, Philippines

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  4. Dominique Ngeleka says

    June 24, 2020 at 1:01 am

    Je veux bien participer au webinaire mais la connexion internet fait défaut (mauvaise qualité de connexion).
    Toutefois, J’ai initié le mouvement de science ouverte dans mon pays par la sensibilisation en milieu universitaire.
    Je souhaiterais que vous puissiez mettre à notre disposition tous les supports des conférenciers en version électronique.
    Du reste merci et espérons renforcer notre capacité pour promouvoir la science ouverte en RDC. Elle est encore au niveau embryonnaire.

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    • Bernie Folan says

      June 24, 2020 at 1:27 am

      Merci pour votre commentaire. L’enregistrement et les diapositives seront disponibles sur ce blog peu après le webinaire.

      Thank you for your comment. The recording and speaker slides will be available on this blog soon after the webinar.

      Reply

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