2019

/ Conferences / 2019
19:38

Welcome Talk

Claire Redhead (Executive Director, OASPA) and Niels Stern (Head of Department, Royal Danish Library).
30:06

Panel 1 | Funders and research supporting organisations - an extended panel discussion and Q&A

Chair: Robert Kiley (Head of Open Research, Wellcome Trust).
28:32

Which inclusive globalisation?

Professor Sarita Albagli, Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (IBICT)
27:49

Panel 2 | Inclusive globalization - views from developing regions

Chair: Lars Bjørnshauge (Managing Director, DOAJ).
45:20

Open Education

Heather Joseph (Executive Director, SPARC).
31:51

Poster lightning talks

Chair: Xenia van Edig (Business Development, Copernicus Publications)
16:06

Panel 3 | Emerging Research

Chair: Stuart Taylor (Publishing Director, The Royal Society)
35:39

What is quality in open science?

Professor Isabella Peters (Professor of Web Science, ZBW Leibniz Information Center for Economics).
11:54

Panel 4 | Research Culture

Chair: Catriona MacCallum (Director of Open Science, Hindawi).
32:56

Plan S - The road ahead

Johan Rooryck (OA Champion for cOAlition S / Professor of French Linguistics, Leiden University).
43:03

Stalled. Why is it taking so long to deliver open access (and how might it be speeded up)?

Toby Green (Former Head of Publishing, OECD).
44:16

Third-party control considered harmful

Sarven Capadisli (TIB Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology, Germany)
15:20

Panel 5 | Radical Futures: realising community owned infrastructures

Chair: Rupert Gatti (Director, Open Book Publishers).
16:26

Panel 6 | Books

Chair: Eelco Ferwerda (OAPEN).
07:25

Show and Tell

Chair: Martin Hicks (Member of the Board of Directors, Beilstein Institute).
53:18

You can't always get what you want

Liz Ferguson (VP, Open Research, Wiley).
09:25

Closing remarks

Stuart Taylor (COASP Program Committee Chair & Publishing Director, The Royal Society).

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