Atelier "Gérer sa présence numérique", ENSAG, salle 289, 14 novembre 2023

Programme :

01. Identifiants chercheurs

Connaître, créer et faire vivre son identité numérique (Orcid, HAL, IdRef... ).

Anne-Christine Jacob (BAPSO)

02. HAL/GoogleScholar

Créer un compte HAL, déposer une publication et paramétrer son CV HAL.

Découverte des profils Google Scholar.

Françoise Acquier, Audrey Carbonnelle, Camille Lesouef

03. Réseaux sociaux

Echanges autour des pratiques liées aux réseaux sociaux académiques et professionnels.

Retours d’expérience de chercheurs de l’ENSAG :

Carine Bonnot : Instagram

Ophélie Menault : Evénements FaceBook / LinkedIn

Camille Lesouef : academia

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Vallfarten, Campus Linköping

Rechtliche Aspekte beim Publizieren im Open Access

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Benjamin Raue about juridical questions for publishing in Open Access by means of an example.

As a researcher, you are probably already thinking of publishing your research in a journal. But did you know that you should also consider how to publish your research data? Making your research (meta)data available is not only an essential aspect of making your data FAIR but is also requested by many funders and journals (e.g., Science). Knowing journal requirements and how to prepare for data publication will help you avoid delays in the future when publishing your research results. Do not wait until journal submission to think about research data management but start now and register to the workshop below. In this workshop, you learn about publishing research in an Open Access journal and publishing Open and/or FAIR data. The workshop is organized by the Data steward and the Open Access officer at the Faculty of Science.

Open Access Week 2023 at Ruđer Bošković Institute - 154. kolokvij Centra za znanstvene informacije: Tjedan otvorenog pristupa "Zajednica iznad komercijalizacije"

As a researcher, you are probably already thinking of publishing your research in a journal. But did you know that you should also consider how to publish your research data? Making your research (meta)data available is not only an essential aspect of making your data FAIR but is also requested by many funders and journals (e.g., Science). Knowing journal requirements and how to prepare for data publication will help you avoid delays in the future when publishing your research results. Do not wait until journal submission to think about research data management but start now and register to the workshop below. In this workshop, you learn about publishing research in an Open Access journal and publishing Open and/or FAIR data. The workshop is organized by the Data steward and the Open Access officer at the Faculty of Science.

Part of an ongoing discussion series, Stop in for breakfast and while you’re here, feel free to ask any questions you might have about different OA publishing models or engage in conversation about the shifting influences of profit, community, and individual and collective action within Open Access Publishing.

Join the University of Derby and the University of Essex as we celebrate Open Access Week 2023!

The Open Access book movement has seen considerable development in recent years with real benefits for society such as increased access and usage across all disciplines and across disadvantaged countries and continents. However, providing Open Access to books remains a challenge. So, what do we need to do as a community to address these challenges and provide access to all? Come along and ask the experts! Join us for a lively panel discussion which will focus on Open Access publishing and long form output types. During the session, we will hear from expert speakers who will discuss the traditional side of academic publishing in the scholarly monograph/book space and how this has evolved into a need for Open Access to fulfil the needs of the global research community and the public at large.

Panelists:

Dr. David Barker - Senior Lecturer in Publishing, University of Derby.

Dr. Joe Deville - Senior Lecturer and Director of the Centre for Science Studies, Department of Organisation, Work & Technology, Department of Sociology, Lancaster University. Joe is also the Principal Investigator on the Arcadia-funded research project, Open Book Futures.

Professor Jose Prados - Head of the School of Psychology, University of Derby. Raluca Soreanu - Professor of Psychoanalytic Studies at the Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies, University of Essex and psychoanalyst, member of the Círculo Psicanalítico do Rio de Janeiro. For more information about Open Access and Open Research, please see the University of Derby's Open Research SharePoint pages and the Library's information on Open Research at the University of Essex.

Workshop on Open Citations and Open Scholarly Metadata 2023 (Bologna, 26-27 October 2023) About 2 billion open bibliographic citations are available on the web.

During the two-day event, researchers, policy-makers and scholarly publishers will gather in the historical location of the University of Bologna to take part in the plenary presentations and discussions around the widespread adoption of practices for the creation, reuse and improvement of open citation data, with a focus on this year’s theme:  "The value of open scholarly metadata for research assessment purposes".

The Workshop will host selected contributions and invited talks from distinguished speakers, and the full program will be soon announced on the website: https://workshop-oc.github.io.

Puzzling, discovering and discussing together - that's what the Open Science Night offers on 25 October 2023 from 6.00 to 9.00 pm at the University Library.

After a very successful event last year, we are already looking forward to seeing you again. A special space in the library will be transformed into a cosy setting with all kinds of surprises. Once again, we will be supported by the team of the Open Science Initiative of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The scientists and specialists from the university library will be there for you. Once again, the event is a good opportunity to combine fun with a serious topic.

AI in Science - How to apply artificial intelligence in science We invite you on Wednesday, October 25, 2023, from 6 p.m. to the lectures entitled "AI in Science - How to apply artificial intelligence in science". In cooperation with the Penkala association, we have prepared two interesting and useful lectures on this topic, which will be presented by our colleagues Maja Hoić and Matej Gjurković! A little more about them and the topic of the lecture: • Maja Hoić is a doctoral student at the University of the North and is employed as a librarian at the Ruđer Bošković Institute. As part of her doctoral studies, she deals with the optimization of scientific metadata to facilitate data searching. She will hold a lecture entitled: "From Search to Prediction: Searching Scientific Databases with AI" • Matej Gjurković, PhD student at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing. He deals with research in the field of personality analysis of the author of the text and suppression of disinformation using artificial intelligence. He will hold a lecture entitled: "Generative Artificial Intelligence: the Swiss army knife in the scientist's pocket" After the lecture, we continue with the standard gathering, where you can relax with some drinks. Educational and fun afterwork! 😉 To make things even better, we rounded off the whole story with the fact that the International Open Access Week is also held in the specified week. Along with this, the association Penkala will be presented to us. Penkala is a non-profit organization founded in 2017. It operates under the slogan "scientific paperclip" - the main goal is to connect and network young scientists in Croatia and abroad.

Pozivamo vas u srijedu, 25. listopada 2023. godine od 18 sati, na predavanja pod nazivom „AI u Znanosti - Kako primijeniti umjetnu inteligenciju u znanosti“. U suradnji s udrugom Penkala, pripremili smo dva zanimljiva i korisna predavanja na ovu temu koja će nam prezentirati naše kolege Maja Hoić i Matej Gjurković! Malo više o njima i temi predavanja: • Maja Hoić, doktorandica je na Sveučilištu Sjever te je zaposlena kao knjižničarka na Institutu Ruđer Bošković. U sklopu doktorskog studija bavi se optimizacijom znanstvenih metapodataka za olakšavanje pretraživanja podataka. Održati će predavanje pod nazivom: "Od Pretraživanja do Predviđanja: Pretraživanje Znanstvenih Baza Podataka uz AI" • Matej Gjurković, doktorand na Fakultetu elektrotehnike i računarstva. Bavi se istraživanjima iz područja analize ličnosti autora teksta i suzbijanja dezinformacija primjenom umjetne inteligencije. Održati će predavanje pod nazivom: “Generativna umjetna inteligencija: švicarski nožić u džepu znanstvenika” Nakon predavanja, nastavljamo sa standardnim druženjem gdje ćete se moći opustiti uz koje pićence. Edukativan i zabavan afterwork! 😉 Da stvar bude još bolja, zaokružili smo cijelu priču s činjenicom da se u navedenom tjednu održava i međunarodni tjedan otvorene znanosti (International Open Access Week). Sekcija Mladi istraživači - Hrvatsko prirodoslovno društvo

Coffee Lecture „Zweitveröffentlichungsrecht und Green Open Access“ im Erdgeschoss der Bibliothek Bei einem Kaffee oder Tee informieren wir Sie in der Bibliothek, wie Sie die Sichtbarkeit Ihrer Publikationen durch die Nutzung des Zweitveröffentlichungsrechts und Green Open Access optimieren können. In der Poster- und Buchausstellung können Sie sich außerdem über Open Access und den aktuellen Stand an der TH informieren.

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Campus US (Linköping near Deli Marché.

A panel of scholars representing both local and global perspectives will engage in a lively conversation about the importance of community control of knowledge sharing systems,and the costs of entrenching publicly-funded research activities in profit-seeking business models.

The panel consists of:

Dr. Janneke Adema, associate professor, Research Centre in Postdigital Cultures at Coventry University

Dr. Élika Ortega, assistant professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Dr. Danny Kingsley, visiting fellow, Australian National University

Dr. Ayesha Khan, clinical microbiology fellow, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Join us for a moderated panel discussion with UW-Madison scholars on their experiences with open access, open research, and this year’s Open Access Week theme, “Community Over Commercialization.” Panelists Theresa Delgadillo (English & Chican@/Latin@ Studies), Eric Hoyt (Media & Cultural Studies) , and Dave O’Connor (Pathology & Laboratory Medicine) will explore values of openness and the challenges and opportunities of centering community and scholarly controlled infrastructure.

Here is your chance to get all your questions answered and give us useful feedback on what you need to work with open access. You'll find us at Campus Norrköping outside Utsikten.

International Open Access Week 2023 takes place from Monday 23 to Friday 27 October. Open Access Week is an invaluable chance to connect the global momentum toward the open sharing of knowledge with the advancement of policy changes and the importance of social issues affecting people around the world.

For the week of 23 October, UNSW Library is hosting a stall in front of the Main Library featuring open acces (OA) badges and treats!

A roster of OA experts will be present to answer questions and talk about the benefits of open access research at UNSW.

The model of Gold Open Access publishing consists of charging authors a publication fee to make their research articles freely available to everyone (open access). However, this direct connection between the number of published articles and revenue can sometimes comprise quality.

Conversation starters

Professor Enrico Mastrobattista (Faculty of Science), Associate Professor of Epidemiologic methods, and a former editor for a Frontiers journal Maarten van Smeden (UMC Utrecht), Assistant Professor in Cognitive neuroscience and OSCU ambassador Marijn Struiksma (Faculty of Humanities) and Niko Wanders Associate Professor at the Faculty of Geosciences and editor for the Copernicus journal Hydrology and Earth System Sciences will share their experiences. The audience will have the opportunity to share their opinion and join the discussion. The session will be moderated by Judith de Haan, the programme manager of Open Science.

Join this session to:

- Be part of the discussion on what you can do as an author, editor and reviewer taking part in the quality and inclusivity of Gold Open Access.

- Learn from your colleagues about their experiences with Gold Open Access Publishing.

- Let us know what type of support you need for publishing (Gold) Open Access.

On the 24th of November, the ISLA Research Center will celebrate “Science Day”, the world science day.

This event, which will cover an interesting set of initiatives, aims to encourage the ISLA community to participate in scientific development.

The program not only includes lectures given by invited experts, who will tell us about the pressing need to produce Science, but will also count on the effective involvement of our students.

Thus, students from our Bachelors, Masters and Postgraduate courses are invited and awarded, who, through Posters, better present their ideas, projects already completed, ongoing, or even that have not yet started.

The best works of each course will receive monetary prizes (to be deducted from tuition fees), and their authors will be invited to present their work during the event, in the ISLA Auditorium.

Let's celebrate "Science Day"!!!

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Campus Condorcet - Atelier Garage Mate-SHS autour du PGD (évolution du contexte et pratiques)
Cet atelier se propose, dans un cadre informel, de partager des retours d’expériences sur le plan de gestion des données (PGD), sa mise en œuvre concrète et les changements liés au décret sur l’intégrité scientifique (obligation de rédaction de PGD). Quelle évaluation des plans de gestion de données (PGD) par l'ANR ? Quel avenir pour les PGD lisibles par les machines (maDMP), quel cadre pour les PGD des thèses ? Bien d'autres questions pourront être abordées. Discutons-en le jeudi 10 novembre prochain de 14h à 16h.

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Atelier "Créer et alimenter son compte ORCID"

Open Access Week à l'Humathèque Condorcet - Formation "Rechercher et consulter des ressources en libre accès de l’Ined : l’archive ouverte Archined et l’offre du DataLab de l’Ined"
La présentation sera structurée en deux parties. Dans un premier temps, nous présenterons Archined, l’archive ouverte (archined.ined.fr) qui permet d’accéder aux publications et autres travaux des chercheur.es de l’Ined. Dans un deuxième temps nous présenterons le catalogue DataIned (data.ined.fr/) d’enquêtes et données de l’Ined, ainsi que les bases de données en libre accès gérées par le DataLab de l’Ined.

The symposium emphasizes plasma technology for the food and agriculture industry and the application of plasma for the BCG (Bio-Circular-Green) model and industrial applications.