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The First OAPEN Conference

Posted by Carmen Morlon last modified 03 March, 2011 08:23

The future of academic publishing is Open Access

The OAPEN conference, supported by EOS (Enabling Open Scholarship) and SPARC Europe, aims at creating awareness for the Open Access future of academic monographs in the humanities and social sciences. Of course, the results of the OAPEN project will be presented, but there are also internationally‐recognized speakers from the various stakeholder groups involved in book publishing in the humanities and social sciences: rectors, librarians, funders of research and publishers.

The conference will take place in the "Senatssaal" of the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin (Unter den Linden 6). There will be a preconference meeting on Thursday 24th of February with a reception at 17.00 followed by an (optional) dinner at the Restaurant "Berliner Republik" which is within walking distance of the university building. The conference will start at 09h30 on Friday 25th of February and finish at 16h30.

Confirmed speakers are: Sijbolt Noorda, Association of Dutch universities, Eelco Ferwerda, OAPEN, Sven Fund, Mouton/Walter de Gruyter, Jan Hagerlid, Royal Library in Sweden, Gary Hall, Coventry University, Bernard Rentier, Liège University, Eloy Rodrigues, Minho University Library, Lisbeth Söderqvist, Swedish Research Council, Alma Swan, Enabling Open Scholarship and Paul Wouters, Leiden University.

There will be a limited number of participants, so don’t hesitate and register now at http://meetings.copernicus.org/oapen2011.

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Comment by Carmen Morlon at 03 March, 2011 09:17
OAPEN and SPARC Europe by Astrid van Wesenbeeck now available here.