Name: CERN workshop on Innovations in Scholarly Communication (OAI6)
Start: 2009-06-17T08:00:00+02:00
End: 2009-06-19T16:00:00+02:00
Location: University of Geneva

A demonstrator of enhanced publications using OAI-ORE (in session "Plenary 1: Compound objects")

Adding value to scholarly communications through text mining (in session "Plenary 3: Use and re-use")

Alternative routes to the reuse of copyrighted journal content (in session "Plenary 3: Use and re-use")

Aperitif offered by Microsoft on the roof of Uni Mail

Author Identification in the Bibliographic Knowledge Network (in session "Plenary 5: Community building")

Breakout group 1. The future of scholarly communication: Enhanced Publications

Breakout group 2. OA Repositories and Research Management Systems

Breakout group 3. OAI technology for the Virtual Research Environment (VRE)

Breakout group 4. Speculations on the future of Open Access and Scientific Publications

Breakout group 5. Joining up repositories.

Breakout group 6. Access Data Mining: A new foundation for Added-value services in full text repositories.

Breakout group 7. Scanning and addition of older items.

Copyright: perspectives from the repository coalface (in session "Plenary 3: Use and re-use")

Data deposition as a measure to prevent and to detect scientific misconduct (in session "Plenary 3: Use and re-use")

Economic implications of alternative publishing models: Self-archiving and repositories (in session "Plenary 2: Mandates and preservation")

Embedding into the work environment of a researcher or research group: the library on the move (in session "Plenary 4: Embedding")

Evening at CERN. Official welcome-buffet offered by JISC and drink sharing. A bus transfer is organized from Uni Mail to CERN and back.

Example 3 : Alliance for Permanent Access (in session "Plenary 2: Mandates and preservation")

Giving researchers what they want: SPIRES, High-energy physics and subject repositories (in session "Plenary 4: Embedding")

How to engage authors into an open bibliography initiative, the RePEc Author Service (in session "Plenary 5: Community building")

Individual visits (see the social events page)

Mandates: an Australian example at the Queensland University of Technology (in session "Plenary 2: Mandates and preservation")

Open peer review and interactive open access publishing: the effectiveness of transparency and self-regulation in scientific quality assurance (in session "Plenary 6: Quality assurance")

Overview of the OAI-ORE interoperability framework (in session "Plenary 1: Compound objects")

Studying scientific activity from large-scale usage data (in session "Plenary 6: Quality assurance")

The Impact of Open Access in Europe's Universities (in session "Keynote")

The Preservation Planning Workflow: From institutional requirements via experimental evidence to accountable preservation plans (in session "Plenary 2: Mandates and preservation")

The ResearcherID Project: Unlocking Scholarly Identity to Support Research Communities (in session "Plenary 5: Community building")

Tutorial 1. In-depth overview of the OAI-ORE specifications

Tutorial 2. Content recruitment strategies

Tutorial 3. Intellectual property rights

Tutorial 4. Repositories and Web2.0

Tutorial 5. Repository platforms: DSpace, EPrints, Fedora, Microsoft, CDS-Invenio

Tutorial 6. Hosted repository solutions: BePress, OpenRepository, EPrints, etc.

Tutorial 7. DRIVER tutorial

UK about embedding into the learning environment: JORUM (in session "Plenary 4: Embedding")

Using OAI-ORE to Simplify Data Publishing Workflows (in session "Plenary 1: Compound objects")

Visualizing JSTOR: Exploring OAI-ORE for Information Topology Navigation (in session "Plenary 1: Compound objects")