Day 2 – Conference Programme

DAY 2

Time in CEST; UTC+02:00

25 April 2024

Equitable Publishing and Research Assessment

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, 1st floor. Find the venue on a map.

9:00–9:30

Opening and Greetings

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Versatile Hall

• Zvjezdan Penezić (Vice-rector, University of Zadar)
• Jadranka Stojanovski (University of Zadar)
• Michael Kaiser (OPERAS-PLUS Coordinator, Max Weber Stiftung)

9:30–10:30

Keynote 1

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Versatile Hall

Evolution of research systems and research cultures: conditions for a systemic change in scholarly communication

Lidia Borrel-Damian (Science Europe)

Chair: Pierre Mounier

10:30–11:30

Session 1

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Versatile Hall

Sustaining OPERAS Research Infrastructure

Chair: Suzanne Dumouchel

• Yannick Legré: The OPERAS ERIC – Sustaining the OPERAS Research Infrastructure
• Pierre Mounier: Diamond Open Access from the OPERAS Perspective
• Sy Holsinger: OPERAS Service Portfolio: Achievements and the Future
• Karla Avanço: OPERAS Training Strategy: Leading the Way Towards an Empowered Community
• Questions & Answers

11:45–13:15

Parallel Sessions

Session 2: Equitable and Diamond Publishing Models

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Versatile Hall

Chair: Johan Rooryck

• Céline Barthonnat and Raphaël Tournoy: Episciences, a Platform for Publishing Diamond Open Access Journals
• Jeanette Hatherill, Urooj Nizami and Emma Uhl: Coalition Publica: Collaborating for Equitable Open Access
• Iva Melinščak Zlodi and Jadranka Stojanovski: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Institutional Publishing
• Demmy Verbeke: Are Libraries Blocking Equitable Open Access?
• Questions & Answers

Session 3: Research Assessment and Peer Review

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Concert Hall

Chair: Niels Stern

• Niels Stern: Evaluating Evaluation Criteria for Open Access Book Publishers – Reporting from an Exploratory Workshop
• Zehra Taskin, Janne Pölönen and Mikael Laakso: Unveiling the Uniqueness: Scholar-Led Publishing as a Catalyst for Diverse Research Assessment Systems
• Ronald Snijder: Open Access Books: Shedding Light on Peer Review with PRISM & Extending the OA Books Toolkit
• Elena Giglia: There is more than “Open Peer Review”. On the Positive Effects Open Science Practices Can Have on Peer Review
• Questions & Answers

14:30–16:00

Parallel Sessions

Session 4: Research Assessment and Peer Review

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Concert Hall

Chair: Jadranka Stojanovski

• Janne Pölönen: Multilingualism and Language Biases in Research Assessment
• Erzsébet Toth Czifra: A Shared Direction Towards Recognising Diverse Research Outputs, Practices and Activities: an Overview of CoARA’s Position
• Johan Rooryck and Ludo Waltman: Recognizing and Rewarding Peer Review
• Fotis Mystakopoulos: Contextualising Research Assessment for Social Sciences and Humanities: Insights and Challenges from the GraspOS Project Pilot
• Questions & Answers

Session 5: Open Collaboration for Scholar-led Publishing

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Multimedia Hall

Chair: Drahomira Cupar

• Magdalena Wnuk, Marta Świetlik and Gabriela Manista: Bringing Innovation through Collaboration: OPERAS-PL and Open Access Book Publishers in Poland
• Karla Avanço and Arnaud Gingold: Empowering OPERAS Community through Harmonized Open Science Learning Paths 
• Enrico Pasini, Marta Caradonna and Cristina Marras: OPERAS in H2IOSC: Diamond Open Access Resources
• Benoit Epron, Ferry Adèle and Mermet Marion: What Is a Scientific Book? Approaches to Defining an Editorial Form
• Questions & Answers

16:30–18:00

OPERAS Assembly of the Commons

Location: II Palaces, Trg Petra Zoranića 1, Concert Hall

Chair: Vanessa Proudman, Mark Huskisson, Karla Avanço

18:00–19:30

City Walk

Location: in front of II Palaces (only for registered participants)

19:30

Conference Dinner

Location: Harbor CookHouse & Club, Obala kneza Branimira 6A