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6th Couperin OA meeting: open access and open science - Paris

12 October 2015 to 14 October 2015

The 6th Couperin OA meeting: open access and open science will take place in Paris (France) – Oct 12-14, 2015. The proposed sessions and where to register are detailed at the Couperin website.

Creative Commons Global Summit 2015

14 October 2015 to 17 October 2015

The Global Summit brings together the community of experts, academics, and activists who comprise the Creative Commons affiliate network in a different country every two years.

The summit includes Creative Commons partners from around the world, and will incorporate sister organizations such as EFF and companies like Shapeways and 500px. The program highlights several Korean organizations and projects in the creative industries and open data sector. Art Centre Nabi, a major art gallery in Korea, is preparing a special exhibition related to CC to celebrate the Global Summit.

Data and computing infrastructures for open scholarship

22 September 2015

Open scholarship requires the redesign, enhancement or adaptation of e-Infrastructures used for conducting research and disseminating research results. Such e-Infrastructures should cover all functions related to research information (registry, certification, intelligent discoverability, linking, preservation, …) and how open scholarship is applied, and how to facilitate the reproducibility of research results through proper data management practices.

8th Conference on Grey Literature and Repositories

21 October 2015

The Czech National Library of Technology (NTK) is hosting its 8th Conference on Grey Literature and Repositories. The goal of this annual conference is to present information about grey literature and news from the field in an international context. Main topics include access to and dissemination of grey literature, interlinking grey literature with published research outputs and research data, digital repositories management, and the legal aspects of these procedures. 

First implementation for EPrints based on the draft COAR “Resource Type” Vocabulary.

10 September 2015

The implementation is available as a beta bazaar package at: http://bazaar.eprints.org/422/

Regarding the Resource Type Vocabulary Draft announced a month ago we already received a number of valuable comments.There is still a chance to provide feedback until Oct-01: http://purl.org/coar/igcv/deliverables

2:AM conference: 2nd Altmetrics Conference

07 October 2015 to 08 October 2015

The second Altmetrics Conference  will be held in Amsterdam on October 7-8. 

More information: http://www.altmetricsconference.com/

Symposium: Designing Comprehensive Open Knowledge Policies to Face Climate Change

22 October 2015 to 23 October 2015

JPI Climate invites climate-related research communities, research funding organisations, policy makers and practitioners to discuss together on how societies can manage data and information to create knowledge (and ultimately wisdom) with problem-solving character.

Following the notion of “openness” by the Open Knowledge Foundation, the symposium will be structured around 3 main issues:

Seminar "Open Science & Open Data – the latest from RDA & beyond"

01 October 2015

The event is organised at the CSC Auditorium located in the premises of CSC at Keilaranta 14, Espoo, Finland. 

Date: 01.10.2015 9:30

More: https://www.csc.fi/web/training/-/rda_seminar

En desarrollo el primer módulo Open Peer Review para repositorios institucionales

07 September 2015

El módulo Open Peer Review es un plugin que se puede instalar en los repositorios para realizar la revisión de todo el material alojado.

Más información: http://www.openscholar.org.uk/developing-the-first-open-peer-review-module-for-institutional-repositories/

PUBMET 2015

24 September 2015 to 25 September 2015

The main theme of the conference is scholarly communication in the context of open science: PUBlishing as the most visible channel and METrics and assessment (PUBMET). This year’s conference topics are focused on new trends in publishing of scholarly journals and books, openness, new formats of digital publishing, innovations in the peer review processes, the relationship between traditional and new metrics, the new models and approaches to the assessment of researchers and academic institutions, editorial policies, and best practices in editing the journal.

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