The Role of Repositories in the Radical Transformation of Scholarly Communications
May 17 – May 20, 2022
Theme
This year’s meeting focused on initiatives to connect, modernize, and innovate repositories and their networks. With COVID-19 and the UNESCO Open Science Recommendation, open access and open science are high on the agenda of many countries around the world. This presents an important opportunity for the repository community. Repositories are already increasingly considered critical research infrastructures that support inclusiveness and diversity in open science. Working together, we can further harness the power of the global repository network to transform the scholarly communications system, making it less costly, more innovative, and community-owned.
Recordings and Presentations
1. Update on the COAR Notify Project
Presentations: Introduction to the COAR Notify Project | Status update: implementation of Notify in DSpace
2. Keynote by Dr. Björn Brembs
Presentation: Defund the journals and fund repositories instead
3. Avoiding Pitfalls and Charting the Course for Repositories: Researcher Input
Recordings: Jean-Claude Guédon | Subbiah Arunachalam |Kathleen Fitzpatrick | András Holl
4. Modernizing the Global Repository Network
Recordings: Latin America | Africa |United States | Europe | Australia/New Zealand | Japan | United Kingdom
Presentations