There will be a morning viewing session followed by a networking lunch, and an optional afternoon viewing session depending on numbers. We’ve preselected talks for the morning session but the afternoon will be a free choice based on attendee preference. The full workshop programme is available at https://oai.events/oai13/.

Coffee and tea will be available in the ground and first floor kitchens, and we’ll take plenty of breaks. Please bring your own packed lunch (there are plenty of shops and cafés nearby as well).

The watch party is open to staff at Bristol and neighbouring institutions – spaces are limited however so please book a ticket to reserve your spot!

Selected talks for morning viewing session

Day 1: Academic Publishing Reform. What does the future hold?

The Case for Amending Copyright To Enable Sustainable Universal Open Access - Prof. Dr John Willinsky, Simon Fraser University and Stanford University [35 min]

Day 2: Ownership of scholarly infrastructure

A case study: OpenCitations, an open science infrastructure seeking long-term sustainability - Silvio Peroni, University of Bologna, OpenCitations & Chiara Di Giambattista, University of Bologna, OpenCitations [30 min]
A distinctive scholarly publishing model: working together to accelerate diamond open access - an African focus" - Jill Claassen, University of Cape Town [25 min]

Day 3: Diamond Open Access

OA Without Tears: Platforms and Workflows for Actually Equitable Open Scholarly Communication - Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University [25 min]

Day 4: Implementing the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science

How do we measure success for Open Science? - Iain Hrynaszkiewicz, PLOS [30 min]

Day 5: Research Evaluation

Research assessment: what's the problem & how might we fix it? - Dr Lizzie Gadd, Loughborough University [20 min]

OAI13 Watch Party - Bristol