Europe: Open Access Week 2009

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This list is part of the Open Access Directory.

This is not an exhaustive list of countries. If you want to add your event and your country is not listed here feel free to add it in alphabetical order.

Armenia

  • Contact: Tigran Zargaryan
  • Location: the Fundamental Scientific Library of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia
  • Link for more details: [1]

Belgium

COAR: Confederation of Open Access Repositories

Launch of new international repository organisation at DRIVER Confederation Summit

Denmark

Center for Scholarly Communication

Copenhagen University Library Information Services, The Royal Library

France

Open Access @ IUEM for young Marine Scientists

European Institute of Marine Science(IUEM, UBO Brest), IFREMER-Archimer and Marine Sciences For Society

  • Contact: Ivo Grigorov, Practical advice on using OA to make early career scientists' research more visible and open
  • Dates: 19 October 2009
  • Location: European Institute of Marine Science, (IUEM, UBO Brest website)
  • Event description and details: An Open Access Day to be held during Open Access Week focusing on offering practical advice to Marine Science postgraduates and young researchers on how to make their research output more visible, citable and open.
  • Factsheet: the main resources presented at the event are summarized in a two page factsheet (francais, english)
  • Program, 19 Oct 2009:
  • Partners: Alfred Wegener Institute contributed via videoconference link, and the event is endorsed by the EUR-OCEANS Consortium and Ecole Doctorale at IUEM with credit points for attending postgraduate students.
  • Where next?: 'OPEN ACCESS @ IUEM' is now running an open access clinic once/twice a month to engage and help researchers. The organiser are also working to encourage University Bretagne Occidentale to sign the Berlin Declaration, and seeking other Earth/Marine/Climate Research Centers to jointly promote the career, political and ethical benefits of open access in the climate sciences. Look out for our program during Open Access Week 2010.

Germany

Alliance of German Science Organisations open-access.net

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, German Research Foundation, Helmholtz Association, information platform open-access.net, Leibniz Association, Max Planck Society

  • Contact: Rubina Vock, information platform open-access.net
  • Location: Several institutes across Germany
  • Link for more details: information platform open-access.net
  • Universities or non-university research organisations participating in Open Access Week 2009: List of participating organisations
  • Activities planned by the individual institutions: The list of activities provides an overview of the activities and events planned by the individual universities and non-university research institutes, libraries etc.
  • Alliance of German Science Organisations' kick-off event for Open Access Week:

The Alliance of German Science Organisations' Open Access working group has issued a general invitation to the podium discussion it is hosting in Munich to mark the opening of international Open Access Week, which will run from 19 to 23 October 2009.

A panel of speakers from the humanities and sciences and the publishing sector will first give a brief presentation of their respective positions, which will then be discussed by the panellists and the audience. Matthias Spielkamp will act as moderator.

The kick-off event will take place at the Bavarian State Library (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek) on Monday, 19 October 2009 from 11.00 - 13.00 hrs. Video about the kick-off event

Further information, the programme and the exact address can be found in the following press release.

On the information platform you will find a documentation of the several activities.

Italy

BrainFactor - Cervello e Neuroscienze

eIFL.net

  • Contact: Iryna Kuchma
  • Location: Open Access: Maximising Research Quality and Impact workshop, University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia; and international campaign in developing and transition countries [2]
  • Link for more details, if available: [3]

PLEIADI

Portal for Italian scholarly e-literature in open archives and institutional repositories

ISS and IILA

Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS) and the Istituto Italo Latino Americano (IILA)

Open Access for safeguarding public health. Opportunities from the NECOBELAC network
IILA, Rome, October 19, 2009 h. 16.30 – 19.30.
The workshop is organized by the within the European project NECOBELAC

Objectives of the workshop: Pointing out the relevance of cooperation and sharing information resources for the safeguard of public health. Promote a cultural change in the perspective of a bi-directional exchange between Europe and Latin America. Providing the opportunity to participate to the NECOBELAC European project through the involvement of all the stakeholders in production and dissemination of scientific information as well as the sharing of a flexible training program on scientific writing and new open access publication models. During the meeting, organized within the International Open Access week, videoconference connections will be established with the European Commission, and Latin American and European institutions involved in public health and promoting open access information diffusion.


Sissa Medialab and Università di Trieste

  • Contact: [Stefania Arabito mailto: [email protected] Enrico Balli mailto: [email protected]]
  • Location: Trieste Italy, Caffé Tommaseo, 19 October, 5:30 pm
  • Link for more details, if available:
Everything you always wanted to know about open access but were afraid to ask

This meeting - in the style of Science Cafés - is open to everybody but it is specially targeted to Doctoral students, as early stage researchers. Video recordings of the whole event are available in the institutional repository of the University of Trieste: OpenstarTs

Ireland

Waterford Institute of Technology Library Service

  • Contact: David Kane,
  • Location: Waterford, Ireland:
  • Event: New Irish federated harvesting and discovery service now available via ResearchScope.net. Created by Waterford I.T. Library Service, as of 21st Oct 2009
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University College Dublin Library Service

Health Service Executive Regional Library & Information Service

Latvia

State Agency "Culture Information Systems"

  • Contact: Agrita Sagalajeva
  • Location: Open Access: Maximising Research Quality and Impact workshop, University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia
  • Link for more details, if available: [4]

University of Latvia

  • Contact: Iveta Gudakovska
  • Location: Open Access: Maximising Research Quality and Impact workshop, University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia
  • Link for more details, if available: [5]

Lithuania

Lithuanian Research Library Consortium

Lietuvos mokslinių bibliotekų asociacija (LMBA)

Moldova

Consortium eIFL Direct Moldova

Faculty of Journalism and Comm., Moldova State Un.

Poland

Openness in science

Seminar – Open Access and other models

  • Contact: Anna Pokrzywnicka, Polish Academy of Science
  • Location: Warsaw
  • Link for more details, if available: Polish Academy of Science Newsletter [6]
  • Description: On October 15, 2009 the Polish Academy of Sciences and the University of Warsaw are organizing the scientific seminar “Openness in science – Open Access and other models”. During the international conference “Public trust in science and industry-supported research” recently held by the Polish Academy of Sciences it was concluded that openness in science is an essential condition for building social trust in science and gaining support for the increase of its financing. The seminar’s goal is to discuss the current situation concerning Open Access in science and perspectives of its development. It is also meant to raise awareness of this issue among broad auditorium including academic community, state officials and librarians.

Electronic Pedagogical Library Open seminars

  • Contact:Aldona Zawałkiewicz, Pedagogical Library in Toruń
  • Location: Toruń
  • Link for more details, if available: Electronic Pedagogical Library [7]
  • Description: Editors of Electronic Pedagogical Library decided to support those who work in education area by promoting the idea of Open Educational Resources and open access among librarians and teachers. Because of these users, a series of seminars on freely available learning materials is being hold in Poland in October and November 2009. Money subsidized by the sponsor enabled to plan only three free seminars in pedagogical libraries in Toruń, Olsztyn and Wrocław. The idea of Open Educational Resources will be presented to the seminar attendees. The organizers had also assumed the practical dimension of seminars - they are supposed to instruct in searching and making use of resources. Moreover, they should encourage people to create new resources and share them with other users for free.

Romania

  • Kosson Initiative Constantinescu Nicolaie
  • Bucharest:
  • Discul cu Acces Deschis (Open Access Disc) will be launched on 23th of October. Open Access Disk is a collection of resources ranging from introductory notions concerning Open Access up to a solution for online publication of journals.

Russia

Ural State University

  • Contact: Elena Okhezina, Deputy University Librarian, Ural State University
  • More information: the electronic archive of the Ural State University celebrated its next milestone of 1,865 publications (1 new publication was deposited every day since the first Open Access Day on October 14, 2008) http://lib.usu.ru/rus/news/2009/10/19/2032

Spain

Oficina de Difusió del Coneixement, Universitat de Barcelona

CRAI. Universitat de Barcelona

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas(CSIC)

Spanish National Research Council

Globalización, Social Network (Globalizacion 2.0)

Invenia

  • Contact: Santiago Baos
  • Location: Madrid
  • Event: promoting the idea of open research and educational resources, open repositories and open access, in general, among twitter users during all the week @openarchives

Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Alicante (RUA)

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)

Sweden

University of Borås

Switzerland

Frontiers Research Foundation

Ukraine

Anthropos - Open Humanities archive

Donetsk National Technical University

  • More information: a lecture for the 2nd and the 3rd year students about Open Access to Knowledge (by Victoria Voropayeva)

Kharkiv National Academy of Municipal Economy

  • More information: ahttp://www.ksame.kharkov.ua/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=158%3A2009-10-19-10-51-46&catid=44%3A2009-10-19-10-44-18&Itemid=462&lang=ru

National University Kyiv Mohyla Academy

National University of Shipbuilding, Mykolayiv

The library of the Uzhorod National University


Kharkiv National University

Kyiv University after Borys Hrinchenko

United Kingdom

The Repositories Support Project is excited to announce the launch of its latest competition, which will coincide with this year's Open Access Week (19th-23rd October 2009). The competition is quite straightforward - the institution with the greatest number of fulltext, open access items deposited in its repository during open access week wins a fabulous RSP iPod!

We will be writing to institutions via relevant listservs on Friday October 23rd to find out how many items they have deposited during open access week and to invite entries. The winner will be announced on Wednesday October 28th, following the decision of our independent judges.

Please note that his competition is open to entries from the UK only, and will count fulltext, openly accessible items deposited in repositories between Monday 19th and Friday 23rd October 2009 inclusive.

Best wishes and good luck!!

University of Cambridge

To broaden awareness and understanding of Open Access http://www.openaccessweek.org/ October 19-23 will mark the first international Open Access Week. The University Library and the DSpace@Cambridge team have joined the initiative and are organising a number of events in Cambridge.


Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association OA Week Webcast

OASPA OPEN ACCESS WEEK WEBINAR: LIVE Q&A SESSION WITH FIVE OA PUBLISHERS JOIN THE OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING COMMUNITY in a free live webinar to discuss the latest developments in Open Access scholarly publishing. How does Open Access publishing work in practice? Representatives of 5 very different publishers discuss the promise and perils of open access publishing. Following short presentations by each of the panellists, webinar attendees will be able to pose questions live to our panel of Open Access journal publishers.



PublicationsList.org Open Access Week Offer

PublicationsList.org is celebrating OAWeek by offering a free upgrade to the 'Professional' self archiving service for all new researchers who sign up this week and post a link to their publications list on Twitter or their blog or website.

PublicationsList offers easy to use self-archiving services for researchers and research groups to list their publications on the web, with links out to repository OA copies and web hosting of preprints.

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