Temos o prazer de compartilhar as gravações, slides e participações na Conferência OASPA deste ano. Você pode encontrar links no Programa Há uma enorme quantidade de conteúdo instigante.
A Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association OASPA é uma comunidade diversa de organizações engajadas em ciência aberta. Os membros incluem editores profissionais e liderados por acadêmicos de livros e periódicos, em diversas geografias e disciplinas, bem como infraestrutura e outros serviços. A OASPA é um organizador confiável do amplo espectro global de partes interessadas em acesso aberto e um local comprovado para colaboração produtiva.
Todo ano, a OASPA realiza uma conferência que reúne formuladores de políticas, financiadores, especialistas em informação de bibliotecas e figuras-chave na comunidade de publicação de acesso aberto. Este evento fornece um fórum para troca de ideias e compartilhamento de informações, e para destacar as melhores práticas e inovação dentro da indústria. Também realiza uma série de webinars sobre tópicos-chave na publicação de acesso aberto que são disponibilizados para a comunidade em geral.
OASPA 2024 Conference Programme
16 – 18 September 2024 in Lisbon
Recordings – Todas as Palestras Gravadas – Canal OASPA YouTube
Panelists’ Slides & Outputs – Slides das Apresentações
Programme
Monday September 16
12.15 – 1.15 pm Registration
1.20 – 1.40 pm Conference Opening and Welcome
- Claire Redhead / Bernie Folan, OASPA
- Professor Delfim Leão, University of Coimbra
1.45 – 3 pm Opening Discussion: Who cares about equity? How different stakeholders of the open access scholarly publishing landscape approach equity
- Vanessa Proudman, SPARC Europe
- Joy Owango, Training Centre in Communication, University of Nairobi
- Silke Davison, OAPEN, DOAB and OA Books Network (OABN)
- Durhane Wong-Rieger, Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders
- Moderator: Agata Morka, PLOS
3.05 – 3.35 pm Poster Lightning Talks
- OA Book Usage Data for Policy Development – Christine Drummond, OA Book Usage Data Trust
- Pride, Prejudice, Zombies, and Research Integrity: Embracing Proactive Solutions in the Scholarly Publishing Landscape – Anna Jester, Wiley USA and Sam Parker, Wiley UK
- Upholding research integrity: Why open and curated data are key for trustworthy research – Maria Guerreiro, Dryad
- In a multi-platform, multi-version world, how can we ensure the researcher is accessing trusted open content – Hylke Koers, GetFTR LLC
- Can scaling small scale? Lessons learned from building community-led infrastructures for open access book publishing -Joe Deville, Lancaster University / Open Book Collective / Mattering Press
3.35 – 4.05 pm Coffee Break
4.10 – 5.25 pm Panel: Show me the money: decoupling OA from per-publication journal charges
- Christina Lembrecht, De Gruyter-Brill
- Catherine Mitchell, California Digital Library, University of California, USA
- Reggie Raju, University of Cape Town
- Moderator: Heather Staines, DeltaThink
5.30 – 6.15 pm Keynote: Supporting multiple routes to open access
- Maurice York, Big Ten Academic Alliance
6.30 – 8 pm Reception | Mezzanine, Altis Grand Hotel
Tuesday September 17
8.30-9 am Welcome Coffee
9.05 – 9.50 am Keynote: Open Access: let’s walk the talk
- Devika Madalli, INFLIBNET and OA India Forum
9.55 – 10.30 am Poster Lightning Talks
- The Path to Open Community Advisory Committee: A Case Study in Cross-Sector Collaboration – Sarah McKee, American Council of Learned Societies, USA
- Towards a Collaborative Approach to Peer Review: Exploring Alternative Models for Transparent and Inclusive Scholarly Evaluation – Lorela Mehmeti, Knowledge Futures
- Diversification and Decentralization of Peer Review – Tony Alves, HighWire
- Centre Mersenne : diamond open access scientific publishing infrastructure – Murielle Serlet, CNRS
- Brown University Digital Publications: A Scholarship-First Approach to Born-Digital Multimodal Publishing – Allison Levy, Brown University
- Bringing Researchers Aboard: navigating barriers to sharing data publicly – Daniel Keirs, IOP Publishing
10.30 – 11.10 am Coffee Break
11.15 am – 12.30pm Panel: Open Access and Precarity in the Academic Landscape: Learning from the Experiences of Authors and Scholar-led Publishers
- Judith Fathallah, Coventry University / Lancaster University / Open Book Collective
- Joe Deville, Lancaster University / Open Book Collective / Mattering Press
- Nonhlanhla (Noni) Dube, Lancaster University/SWAN, the Southern Women Academics Network
- Moderator: Caroline Edwards, Open Library of the Humanities / Birkbeck University
12.30 – 1 pm OASPA Members and Supporters Meeting
1 – 2 pm Lunch
2.05 – 3.05 pm Panel: Improving Technical Standards and Practices for Diamond OA: Lessons Learned from the CRAFT-OA Project
- Clara Armengou, DOAJ
- Maxim Kupreyev, OPERAS
- Xenia van Edig, TIB
- Moderator: Joanna Ball, DOAJ
3.10 – 4.10 pm Panel: Openness and robust scholarship in the age of generative AI
- Haseeb Irfanullah, Independent consultant
- Elena Vicario, Frontiers
- Oleksandr Berezko, European Council of Doctoral Candidates and Junior Researchers (EURODOC)
- Moderator: Kim Eggleton, IOP Publishing
4.10 – 4.40 pm Coffee Break
4.45 – 6.00 pm Panel: Assessing Real-World ROI: Tracing the Value of Open Access Publishing
- Tasha Mellins-Cohen, COUNTER
- Blessing Mawire, Research4Life and CLIR
- Rhodri Jackson, Oxford University Press
- Manisha Bolina, BMJ Impact Analytics
- Moderator: Hannah Heckner-Swain, Silverchair
6.30 – 8 pm Reception | Estufa Fria
Wednesday September 18
8.30 – 9 am Welcome Coffee
9.05 – 9.45 am Keynote: Open Access as a Tool for Collective Climate Action
- Rebecca Ross, Creative Commons
9.50 – 11.05 am Panel: Building Equity in Open Access: Tools, Frameworks, Recommended Practices
- Lorraine Estelle, Information Power
- Robert Kiley, cOAlition S
- Malavika Legge, OASPA
- Omo Oaiya, WACREN
- Moderator: Godwyns Onwuchekwa, eLife
11.10 – 11.40 Coffee Break
11.45 am – 1 pm Panel: All impact, no factor? How to assess the benefits of OA books and infrastructure
- Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei, Thoth & punctum books
- Kelsey Mrjoian, Michigan Publishing & University of Michigan Press
- Niels Stern, OAPEN/DOAB & PALOMERA project
- Christina Drummond, Open Access eBook Usage Data Trust
- Moderator: Sofie Wennström, Stockholm University Press
1.05 – 2.15 pm Lunch
2.20 – 3.35 pm Panel: Addressing Integrity and Building Trust in Open Scholarly Publishing
- John Willinsky, Stanford University
- Joris van Rossum, STM Solutions
- Jonny Coates, ASAPbio
- Marzia Briel, University of Reading
- Moderator: Alex Mendonca, SciElo
3.40 – 4 pm Closing Remarks
Dominic Mitchell (OASPA Chair and DOAJ) and Claire Redhead, OASPA
Fonte: https://www.oaspa.org/news/oaspa-2024-conference-programme/
