Open Research London

Open Research London is a Francis Crick Institute hosted event encouraging the sharing and discussion of ideas between librarians, information professionals and anyone interested in promoting and supporting open research.

This year’s event is addressing the issue of Discoverability of Open Research -asking whether our current systems support discovery and showcasing projects which have tried to improve matters.

The conference is free, but registration is mandatory. Afternoon refreshments will be provided.

About the venue

The Crick is easily accessible by train, tube and bus.

https://www.crick.ac.uk/about-us/visit-us

Confirmed Speakers

Dan Crane, Kings College London – ‘Discoverable research outputs and meaningful connections’
Maria Levchenko, EMBL-EBI/Europe PMC – ‘Supporting discovery of preprints and their reviews with Europe PMC tools’
Julie Baldwin and Jonathan Green, University of Nottingham – ‘Instant Data: Finding and cataloguing externally hosted research datasets through automation’
Holly Ranger, University of Westminster - ‘A DOI is not enough: improving discoverability and re-usability of arts research data at the University of Westminster’
Mark Hahnel, Digital Science – ‘Global Academic Publishing - Where will experimentation lead?’
Andrea Chiarelli, Research Consulting – ‘Breaking Boundaries: AI’s influence on open research discoverability and impact’

Meeting schedule to follow.