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Programme• Open Access & Open Science in Institutions
Dr. Paul AyrisPro-Vice-Provost (UCL Library Services)Co-Chair of the LERU INFO CommunityAdviser to the LIBER Boarde-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Tiberius IgnatManaging DirectorScientific Knowledge Serviceswww.knowledge.servicese-mail: [email protected]
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
The Three Major Shifts of Open Science❑ How scientists collaborate to create knowledge
» RDM, EOSC, ERA ERIC
❑ How scientists find meaning in knowledge» Ex. The International HapMap Project
❑ A change in the relationship Science – Society» OA, Citizen Science, Open Days, Pop Science
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
What is OpenScience?❑Open Science is the
movement to makescientific research,data anddisseminationaccessible at all levelsof an enquiring society
Data Gathering
Analysis
Publication
Review
Conceptualization
Citizen ScienceOpen codePre-print
Open AccessAlternative Reputation Systems
Collaborative BibliographiesScience Blogs
Open AnnotationOpen Data
Open Lab Books/WorkflowsData Intensive
Research CycleCharacteristics
Open Sciencea paradigm shift in the modusoperandi of research andscience impacting the entirescientific process
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
Gold APC payments (to December 2017)
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Total APCs UCL Gold RCUK Gold WT/COAF Gold
APCs since 2013RCUK 4530COAF 2495UCL 3309
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UCL Press
The UK’s first fully OpenAccess University Press
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-press
UCL Press
56 monographs published (Dec. 17)8 journals published (Dec. 17)705,055 downloads (book+journals) (Dec. 17)
Textbooks
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UCL Publishing model❑ OA business model❑ Sales via Print on
Demand❑ Enhanced digital
interface❑ Books peer
reviewed beforepublication
❑ Textbook activity❑ Journal
programme❑ Publishing
services offered toother universities
Publishing Manager
Journals Editor
AdministrativeAssistant
Marketing andDistribution
ManagerManaging Editor Commissioning
Editor
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
LEARN❑ 5 partners❑ UCL (University College
London) – lead partner❑ University of Barcelona❑ University of Vienna❑ LIBER❑ ECLAC – UN Commission
for Latin America and theCaribbean
❑ Started in June 2015; ranfor 24 months
❑ €497,000 budget❑ 100% funded
Wilkins Building, UCL, 1826
LEARN Deliverables❑Model Research Data
Management Policy❑ Toolkit to support
implementation❑ Self-assessment survey❑ KPIs to measure levels
of success atinstitutional level
❑ Executive Briefing (in sixlanguages)
❑ 20 Recommendationson Best Practice in RDM
All Deliverables at:http://learn-
rdm.eu/en/dissemination
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
European Open Science Cloud❑ EU High Level Expert
Group Report❑ Launched on 11 October
2016❑ Issues considered:❑ Infrastructures❑ Skills development❑ Reward and Recognition❑ Roles and responsibilities❑ Governance & Standards❑ Funding opportunities
❑ Available here
European Open Science Cloud❑ Headline points:❑ Build on existing infrastructure
and expertise❑ Devise Rules of Engagement❑ EU contribution to FAIR data
and Open Science❑ Build links to regional Cloud(s)
around the globe❑ Develop expertise❑Half a million ‘core data
scientists’ in Europe❑5% of total research spend
should be on datastewardship
King’s Cross Station, London
EOSC Declaration EOSC is a processnot a project
Data Culture& FAIR Data
Services &Architecture
Governance& Funding
• Open by default• Skills
development• FAIR principles• Data
ManagementPlans
• Engagementwith researchers
• EOSC is aninfrastructurecommons
• EOSC to useexisting high spec.3services
• HPC to bedeveloped intandem
• StrongGovernancemodel, butflexible
• 3 levels ofmembership –institutional,operational,advisory
Content
❑ The scope of Open Science❑ Open Access❑ Research Data Management❑ European Open Science
Cloud❑ Citizen Science❑ Conclusions
Plaster Relief by John Flaxman,Flaxman Gallery, UCL
Citizen Science: What is it?Science conveys our hopes, dreams and
ambitions.
Let everybody be in!Count every supporter!Praise every participant!
That includes researchers, you and me!.
[…] citizens actively contribute to science,either with their intellectual effort orsurrounding knowledge or with their toolsand resources
Citizen Science: List of ingredients
11 INGREDIENTS.Research project. Team.Protocols, data forms,educational supportmaterials, marketing andcommunications package.Lay citizens. Training.Event development. FAIRData. Data analysis.Results. Dissemination.Evaluation. Follow-upactions actions.
Citizen Science: Where to use?
PHYSICSMATHEMATICS
NEUROSCIENCEGOVERNANCE
DIGITAL HUMANITIES… all fields
Citizen Science: In Practice
UCL:TranscribeBentham
Many hands make light work.Many hands together make merry work.
- Jeremy Bentham (philosopher and reformer)
Citizen Science: Roles for Libraries
Skills development ~Support ~ Collections ~
FAIR Data ~ Infrastructure~ Evaluations ~
Communication ~Recruitment ~ Marketing ~
Advocacy
10 areas of opportunities
Citizen Science: What Others Say
Promote the creation of appropriate tools as well asstandards for interoperability, metadata, citations,
anonymization and accessibility.
Citizen Science: What Others Say
recognizes citizen science as an evolving set of researchmethods, as well as its societal and educational benefits
recommends creating a single institutional point of contactfor citizen science
Citizen Science: What Others Say
LIBER wants to increase the role of libraries insupporting citizen science.
Citizen Science: Roles for Libraries Survey
You are kindlyinvited!
knowledge.services/citizenscience
Challenges forengagement inOpen Science
❑ 4-step test to engage inOpen Science
1. Offer leadership across theorganisation in Open Scienceapproaches
2. Identify infrastructure neededto deliver change
3. Engage in skills developmentfor staff
4. Ensure that your advocacyleads to innovation
Focus on Open ScienceWorkshop Series in Europe
SKS in partnership with UCL and LIBER
Barcelona, Belgrade, Budapest, Dublin, Ljubljana,Rome, Vienna
Promote the concept of, values and best practices in theOpen Science to European communities.
We are happy to consider other countries in which toorganise such Workshops!
Dr. Paul AyrisPro-Vice-Provost (UCL Library Services)Co-Chair of the LERU INFO CommunityAdviser to the LIBER Boarde-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Tiberius IgnatManaging DirectorScientific Knowledge Serviceswww.knowledge.servicese-mail: [email protected]
Happy to answer your questions!
Programme• Open Access & Open Science in Institutions