Suchergebnisse

With the approach of the one-year anniversary of Open Research Europe (ORE), the open access publishing platform launched by the European Commission, it is timely to review how the platform is going and look at how robust and future-proof it is. The platform provides all H2020 and Horizon Europe beneficiaries and their collaborators with an easy, high-quality platform to publish Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe funded research at no cost and in full compliance with the Commission's open access policies. The vision of ORE is to deliver high quality, reliable and efficient publishing venue for EU research and a sustainable venue where grantees can publish post-grant the results of their work, while respecting their open access obligations. The European Commission's ambition is for ORE to lead by example in operationalising open science principles within scientific publishing while contributing to transparency and cost-effectiveness and exploring sustainable open access publishing business models. During this workshop, speakers will discuss how ORE has become a sustainable and robust publishing platform and how it will remain this way for the years to come. The discussion will be focused on the role(s) research libraries can play in supporting the long-term accessibility and preservation of ORE digital outputs, for example by integrating ORE into institutional repositories, and more broadly in supporting the take-up and sustainability of ORE within universities and other research institutions. Speakers: Kelly Woods, Senior Associate Publisher at F1000 Victoria Tsoukala, Policy Officer in the European Commission,Directorate General for Research & Innovation since 2016 in secondment from the National Documentation Centre in Athens, Greece Michael Evans, Production Manager, F1000

This report is the deliverable for Work Package 1 (WP1), Stakeholder Values and Ecosystems, of the EU FP7 funded project RECODE (Grant Agreement No: 321463), which focuses on developing Policy Recommendations for Open Access to Research Data in Europe. WP1 focuses on understanding stakeholder values and ecosystems in Open Access, dissemination and preservation in the area of scientific and scholarly data (thus not government data). The objectives of this WP are as follows: • Identify and map the diverse range of stakeholder values in Open Access data and data dissemination and preservation. • Map stakeholder values on to research ecosystems using case studies from different disciplinary perspectives. • Conduct a workshop to evaluate and identify good practice in addressing conflicting value chains and stakeholder fragmentation.