In Person: Wells Library, Learning Commons Classroom W144
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Led by: Matt Vaughn, Open Publishing Librarian, IUB Libraries, and Adam Mazel, Digital Publishing Librarian, IUB Libraries
Join us to learn how and why to obtain an ORCiD (an often-required persistent identifier that disambiguates you from other researchers so that your research is linked to you and no one else) and how to obtain financial support from IU to publish your scholarship open access.
Snacks and Cold Drinks
In Person: Wells Library, Hazelbaker Hall (E159)
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Led by: Karen Farrell, Head, Scholarly Communication, IUB Libraries
Have you published a book OA? Have you avoided publishing a book OA? Would you like to but have concerns? Join a conversation with faculty that will overview Open Access book publishing and address concerns and questions.
Snacks and Cold Drinks
In Person: Institute for Advanced Study, 624 East Third Street
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Led by: Karen Farrell, Head, Scholarly Communication, IUB Libraries
Have you published an article OA? Have you avoided publishing an article OA? Would you like to but have concerns? Join a conversation with faculty that will overview OA article publishing and address concerns and questions.
Register here.
In Person: Wells Library, Hazelbaker Hall (E159)
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Led by: Willa Tavernier, Research Impact & Open Scholarship Librarian, IUB Libraries, and Ethan Fridmanski, Data Services Librarian, IUB Libraries
Join us to learn the implications on your work of and get answers about the “Nelson Memo”: the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's 2022 memorandum, Ensuring Free Immediate & Equitable Access to Federally Funded Research, which states that federally funded peer-reviewed scholarly publications and their data must be deposited in public access repositories upon publication.
Bagels and Coffee
In Person: Wells Library, Hazelbaker Hall (E159)
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Keynote Speaker: Lucy Lu Wang, Assistant Professor at the University of Washington Information School and a Visiting Scientist at the Allen Institute for AI
For keynote description and speaker bio, please see the Keynote page.
In Person: Wells Library, Hazelbaker Hall (E159)
Virtual: Zoom Link upon Registering
Keynote Speaker: Shella Keilholz, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Tech and Emory University
For keynote description and speaker bio, please see the Keynote page.
Wells Library, E174
Celebrate Open Access Week with food, drink, and fun conversations!
Food and Drinks