What does Horizon 2020 mean for research libraries? - LIBER. Finally, it’s out!
If you have been paying attention to European Commission activities, you will have noticed that the Horizon 2020 (H2020) work programme has been released. Designed to boost Europe’s knowledge driven economy, H2020 will provide a whopping €15 billion worth of funding for research and innovation activities in Europe and beyond over the next two years. What does this mean for LIBER members? We believe that libraries are at the centre of a knowledge driven economy. European funding has been an important aid to LIBER libraries as they work to develop innovative services and infrastructures that support researchers in creating world class research.
In the 8 projects that LIBER was involved in under the previous funding programme, FP7, nearly 10% of LIBER’s members (around 35 libraries) were partners. H2020 offers libraries the opportunity to further embed themselves with the European research infrastructure. How do I get involved? The first step is to read the work programmes. L'Open Access, c'est quoi ? Welcome to Ranking Web of Repositories. Untitled. Libre accès : les chercheurs défendent leurs travaux et l’esprit d’Internet. Au cours des dix dernières années, les contestations se sont multipliées dans les milieux de la recherche académique.
Depuis peu, elles paraissent converger vers un mouvement de fond unique et irrépressible. On pourrait presque parler d’une révolution scientifique au sens littéral : il ne s’agit pas de proposer une nouvelle représentation de l’homme et du monde, mais de remettre radicalement en cause les structures économiques et sociales de l’activité scientifique. En février, l’hebdomadaire anglais The Economist tentait de résumer cette révolte multiforme en une seule expression : le « printemps académique ».
Poster. Université de Luxembourg. Finch Report - Research Information Network. Report of the Working Group on Expanding Access to Published Research Findings – the Finch Group The Government announced on 16 July 2012 that it has accepted the recommendations of the Working Group on Expanding Access to Published Research Findings, chaired by Dame Janet Finch.
The RIN provided the secretariat and drafted the report Accessibility, sustainability, excellence: how to expand access to research publications, which was published on 18 June – the full report and its executive summary are attached below. The report recommended a balanced programme of action to enable more people to read and use the publications arising from research, and to accelerate the progress towards a fully open access environment. The report made clear that several different channels for communicating research results will remain important over the next few years.
Information about the remit of the Finch Group, and minutes from its meetings, can be found here. Advocacy Resources. News. DSpace user group Geneva presentations. Skip to main content The OAI9 conference last week shed a broadening light on the latest open access developments.
With over 138 countries represented, it was more than a success. As member of the organizing committee Jens Vigen stated: “Geneva is the place where people meet and particles collide”. We could not agree more. Leading up to the OAI9 conference @mire organised two DSpace user group meetings. French speaking DSpace User Group meeting on June 15th. OAI9 DSpace User Group. Interview de Stephen Curry : l’Open Access à l’anglaise éveille des opinions contrastées. CORE. Foster. 09/19 > BE Royaume-Uni 117 > Articles en Open Access, la norme au Royaume-Uni d'ici 2014.
Politique scientifique, innovation, universitésArticles en Open Access, la norme au Royaume-Uni d'ici 2014 Dès 2014, l'ensemble des articles scientifiques issus de financements publics britanniques seront librement accessibles dès leur publication.
Cette annonce du BIS, le Ministère des entreprises, de l'innovation et des compétences, vient préciser les ambitions du Royaume-Uni en matière d'Open Access (OA), terme anglais pour désigner la mise à disposition gratuite des articles et données scientifiques. L'Open Access faisait déjà partie des axes forts de la dernière stratégie britannique pour la recherche et l'innovation publiée en décembre 2011. Max Planck Open Access. La nouvelle politique du Libre Accès des HEFCE/REF : comment ça marche. Une politique nationale pour le Libre Accès au Royaume Uni.
Les Higher Education Funding Councils ( HEFCE) du Royaume Uni viennent d’annoncer leur nouvelle politique de financement de la recherche liant l’évaluation et le Libre Accès Les HEFCE distribuent de grandes sommes d’argent à 130 universités. Resources for Authors. 1.
THIS ADDENDUM hereby modifies and supplements the attached Publication Agreement concerning the following Article: _________________________________________________________________________(manuscript title) _________________________________________________________________________(journal name) 2. The parties to the Publication Agreement as modified and supplemented by this Addendum are:
Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association.
What authors want from open access publishing: Wiley author survey,...