Presentations from keynotes and parallel sessions at LIBER 2018 are published below.
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Keynotes
Prof. Frédérique VIDAL, Minister for Higher Education – Research and Innovation. A National Open Science Plan for France
Louise Page, PLOS – Being open: our responsibilities in the emerging open science movement
Prof. Dr Johannes Vogel, General Director of the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin and Professor of Biodiversity and Public Science, Humboldt Universität – Innovation with Participation – why we need Open Science
Alan Akbik, NLP Group at Zalando Research – Teaching Machines to Read and Understand Text Data
Parallel Sessions
Session 1 – High Stakes from National to European Negotiations
- 1.1 Evaluating offset in academic publishing Cajsa Lisa Katniss Olsson, Stockholm University, Sweden.
- 1.2 Project DEAL – e-journal licensing agreements with major academic publishers Frank Scholze, KIT, Germany.
- 1.3 Sharing negotiation goals and results with the research community: Finnish experiences Anu Alaterä, National Library of Finland, Finland.
Session 2 – RDM: Tackling the Challenges
- 2.1 Quadcopters or Linguistic Corpora – Establishing RDM Services for Small-Scale Data Producers at Big Universities Viola Voss, University Library Münster, Germany, and Hamrin Göran, KTH Library, Sweden
- 2.2 First practice, then policy: researcher-centric approach to data management Marta Teperek, Delft Technical University, The Netherlands
- 2.3 Research Data Management Survey at Delft University of Technology Yasemin Turkyilmaz-van der Velden, Delft Technical University, The
Netherlands - 2.4 Facing the Challenges of Research Data Management: Lessons learnt at KU Leuven Libraries Tom Willaert, KU Leuven Libraries, Belgium
Session 3 – Let’s Work Together: Developing Partnerships
- 3.1 The France-Poland digital Library: an example of Digital Unification Bruno Sagna, BnF, France
- 3.2 An Open Access Information Service for Researchers in Theology Marianne Dörr, Universität Tübingen, Germany
- 3.3 An innovative partnership between the French National Library and the British Library in the field of digital humanities: the Polonsky
programme Charlotte Denoël, BnF, France
5 Minute Presentations:
- A French national network launched by its 2018 annual conference: Information Literacy Skills Developers and Trainers Cécile Swiatek, ADBU, France
- A new trend in media and library collaboration within Citizen Science? Thomas Kaarsted, University Library of Southern Denmark, Denmark, and
Anne Kathrine Overgaard, University Library of Southern Denmark, Denmark
Session 4 – Leading the Transition to Open Science
- 4.1 Open Science and academic libraries: managing the change Paul Ayris, UCL, UK, and Tiberius Ignat, Scientific Knowledge Services,
Switzerland - 4.2 Leadership skills in the context of Open Science – leading in a VUCA environment Clara Ginther, Graz University Library, Austria
- 4.3 Maastricht University: becoming a FAIR university by 2025 Henk van den Hoogen, Maastricht University Library, The Netherlands
Session 5: Open Access: towards a World after the Big Deals
- 5.1 Is Evidence-Based Acquisition (EBA) as a user centered service better than Big Deal? Louis Houle, McGill University, Canada
- 5.2 SCOSS: A Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services Vanessa Proudman, SPARC Europe, The Netherlands
- 5.3 Open Access and Monographs: Policies, Funding and Publishing in Eight European Countries Niels Stern, Royal Danish Library, Denmark, and Eelco Ferwerda, OAPEN, The Netherlands
Session 6: Exploring OPEN and FAIR Opportunities
- 6.1 National libraries as service providers for research: BnF case study Emmanuelle Bermes and Jean-Philippe Moreux, BnF, France
- 6.2 The role of a National Library in the approach to a FAIR Research Data Infrastructure in the Life Sciences Birte Lindstädt, ZB MED Information Centre Life Sciences, Germany
- 6.3 In a NATSHEL: the NATO Studies Open Portal and International Relations Giuseppe Vitiello, NATO Defense College, Italy
- 6.4 How to Organise RDA Activities at the French Level? Françoise Genova and Francis Andre, CNRS, France
Session 7: Research Libraries as Trainers and Educators
- 7.1 Information Literacy Course for University Teachers: How to Integrate a Model for Scientific Information Seeking into Teaching Katri Maria Rintamäki, University of Vaasa, Finland
- 7.2 A trigger to collaboration and a new role for librarians: Data literacy, VR-technique, and Makerspace at Uppsala University Library Linda Vidlund, Uppsala University, Sweden
5 Minute Presentations:
- Use (open research) data in teaching (UDIT): an open online resource Mijke Jetten, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
- European academic libraries indicators, an exploratory and comparative study led by the ADBU Hélène Coste, ADBU, France, Academic Library of Le Havre-Normandie University, France
- General User Surveys in Quality Development – Discovering Best Practices in Library Services Susanne Dalsgaard Krag, AU Library, The Royal Library, Denmark
Session 8: Understanding Researcher’s Needs
- 8.1 Meeting researchers’ needs in mining web archives: the experience of the National Library of France Peter Stirling and Sara Aubry, BnF, France
- 8.2 Understanding Academics: a UX ethnographic research project at the University of York Michelle Blake and Vanya Gallimore, University of York, United Kingdom
- 8.3 Challenges for Researchers in the Digital Humanities: custom development vs. sustainable research infrastructures Roxanne Wyns, Leuven University, Belgium
- 8.4 Research Transparency, Lifecycles and Libraries: Connecting Critical Components for Open Science Elizabeth Josephine Lyon, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Session 9: All Roads Lead to Open Access
- 9.1 DOAB 2018: a new start for open access books Pierre Mounier, Open Edition, France, and Eelco Ferwerda, OAPEN, The Netherlands
- 9.2 The Open Access Observatory: an initiative to monitor the open access landscape Anna Rovira, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain and Ignasi Labastida, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
5 Minute Presentations:
- The Journey towards Open Access by Authors: Three Types of Attitudes and Other Obstacles Maurits van der Graaf, Pleiade Management & Consultancy, The Netherlands
- Micro#OAMOOC, fomenting literacy on Open Access through social media Clara Riera Quintero, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain
Session 10: Data Enhancements in the Service of research Libraries
- 10.1 Annif: Feeding your subject indexing robot with bibliographic metadata Osma Suominen, National Library of Finland, Finland
- 10.2 To optimize or not to optimize one’s h-index – that is the question… Bertil F. Dorch and Charlotte Wien, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
5 Minute Presentation:
- How to improve library data Neil Grindley, JISC, UK
Session 11: Next Generation Technologies
- 11.1 Next generation repositories: New technologies to position the library in a global knowledge commons Martha Whitehead, Queen’s University, Canada and David Wilcox, DuraSpace, Canada
- 11.2 E-resource Interoperability: Libraries moving to Federated Single Sign-On Jos Westerbeke, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Peter Gietz, AARC/DAASI International, Germany. Barbara Monticini, Constortium GARR, Italy, and Jiri Pavlik, Moravian Library, Czech Republic
- 11.3 Supporting FAIR Data Principles with Fedora David Wilcox, DuraSpace, Canada
5 Minute Presentation:
- Mind the gap – how to integrate research monographs into the ecosystem of open science Margo Bargheer, State and University Library Göttingen, Germany*
Session 12: Supporting an OPEN & FAIR Community
- 12.1 Collection development and the sustainability of Humanities and Social Sciences in Europe Michele Casalini, Casalini Libri, Italy
- 12.2 Rebels with a Cause? Supporting New Library and Scholar-led Open Access Publishing through Organic Collaboration and Academic
Community Building Joe Deville, Lancaster University, UK, Jeroen Sondervan, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, Graham Stone, JISC, UK, Sofie Wennström, Stockholm University, Sweden - 12.3 FAIR vs. GDPR: which will win? Robin Rice, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
*presentation cancelled
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