To celebrate the 2022 International Open Access Week, the EUI Library organises a series of events to discuss and raise awareness on topics related to the value and practice of Openness in academia, funding opportunities to publish in Open Access and the importance of developing a researcher online identity and presence.
Monday 24 October 2022, 16.00-17.30 - EUI Open Access Roundtable
Unravelling the value and practice of Openness in Academia
Badia Fiesolana, Sala del Capitolo and Zoom - Event details and registration
With the recent renewed commitment of the EUI to the Budapest Open Access Initiative recommendations in mind, this panel will discuss how the value of Openness can (or can’t) drive practices and decision making at EUI with respect to debated issues of:
- Transparency in Social Sciences and Humanities research
- Open knowledge and equitable access to research results from public funded academic institutions
- The system of mandates, incentives and rewards that is emerging at the European policy level to make Open Science the norm
Programme
Welcome: Pep Torn, Library Director
Introduction: Giacomo Calzolari, Dean of Research
Panelists:
- Jelena Dzankic, RSC
- Claudio Radaelli, STG
- Regina Grafe, HEC
- Jeffrey Checkel, SPS
The roundtable will be facilitated by Lotta Svantesson, Simone Sacchi and Thomas Bourke from the EUI Library
Wednesday 26 October 2022, 11.00-11.30 - EUI Library Research Skills
Transformative Agreements and funding of APCs at the EUI
Lotta Svantesson
Badia Fiesolana, Emeroteca and Zoom - Register
This short session illustrates possibilities to publish Open Access via the EUI's publishing agreements and a limited institutional fund that can cover Article Processing Charges (APCs) required by publishers.
The session will be most relevant for EUI members but is also open to CIVICA alliance members and beyond.
Friday 28 October 2022, 11.00-11.30 - EUI Library Research Skills
Your online visibility: academic author identifier ORCID and Social Media
Lotta Svantesson, Monica Steletti and Elena Torta
Badia Fiesolana, Emeroteca and Zoom - Register
This short session is divided in two parts. The first part discusses how to create an ORCID ID and best practices in using it, and the second part provides a short introduction on social media use in academic environments.
As the EUI is an organisational ORCID member institution, the session will be most relevant for EUI members but is also open to CIVICA alliance members and beyond.
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