[IP-OA_Forum] Webinar invitation: "Open 2.0: How to navigate openness--Open Science policies for the future”

[Agata Morka <amorka@plos.org>]

Dear colleagues,

 

I am thrilled to invite you to PLOS’s upcoming webinar, "Open 2.0: How to navigate openness--Open Science policies for the future” on December 6th at 2-3 PM CET. This event is part of a new webinar series, focusing on the latest advancements in Open Science within the European Research Area. The series launched in June, focusing on the "next big thing in Open Science," with a particular emphasis on developments in Europe. Our first session, which covered open bibliometrics, drew over 400 registrants.

 

For this upcoming episode, we plan to explore future Open Science policies (a brief description of the session is included below).

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What? PLOS WEBINAR Open 2.0: How to navigate openness--Open Science policies for the future

When? December 6, 2-3 PM CET

Register: HERE

 

Should openness be enforced, encouraged, or recommended? As Horizon Europe enters its final two years, the REF 2029 debates heat up, and several European national Open Science plans near their conclusion, the future of Open Science policies is more important than ever. But what will effective Open Science policies look like in the future? Will their scope evolve to encompass more diversified research outputs? Will they take the form of soft recommendations or strict mandates?

Join us for "Open 2.0: How to navigate openness--Open Science policies for the future” to get insights from leading experts. In this panel-style webinar, we’ll discuss what future policies should encompass and analyze effective ways of implementing them and monitoring their impact. 

 

Speakers:

Ursula Rabar, OPERAS (PALOMERA project)

Bregt Saenen, Science Europe 

Marc Vanholsbeeck, CoNOSC

Philippa Warren, Young Academy of Europe

  

Why Attend?

By attending this webinar, you will:

• Gain Expert Insights: Learn from leading experts about the future of Open Science policies and how they will shape research practices across Europe and beyond.
• Engage in Critical Discussions: Explore the key questions surrounding the enforcement and monitoring of openness in research, and share your thoughts on what the next generation of Open Science policies should prioritize.
• Collaborate and Innovate: Connect with fellow researchers, policymakers, and innovators in Open Science, contributing to a transparent and collaborative future for scholarly communication.

 

This session is a must-attend for anyone interested in the future of scholarly communications, offering a unique opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and connect with pioneers in the field.

 

Registration:

Please register for the webinar here.

We look forward to your participation!

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The webinar will be recorded, and if you fill in the registration form, PLOS will be happy to send the recording to you, should you not be able to attend the live session. 

 

I very much hope that you can join us! 

Please feel free to distribute this email among your peers who might also be interested in joining.

 

Kind regards, 

Agata Morka

 

Agata Morka, PhD

Regional Director, Publishing Development (Europe)

 

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