Septentrio Conference Series

Presentations

Better Together: how Funding and Quality Certification Empower Public Infrastructures for Diamond Open Access

Pilar Rico Castro
Reflections on adapting and promoting transparent and reproducible science practices for researchers engaged in secondary data analyses

Bernt Glaser, Laurie Hannigan, Torunn Graftås, Helga Ask, Pia Myklebust Johannessen, Meseret Mamo Bazezew, Adrian Dahl Askelund
The positivity trap: is a bias against null results in research literature holding back science?

Samuel Winthrop
A Funder-Driven Registered Report Initiative Compared with Standard Applications: A Study on Research Quality

Sigrid Hegna Ingvaldsen, Ida Svege, Jan-Ole Hesselberg
Who Edits Reality? The Politics and Pragmatics of Scholarly Infrastructure

Maciej Maryl
Monitoring Open Science: it takes a village! Sharing common Principles with the Open Science Monitoring Initiative (OSMI)

Laetitia Bracco, Vanessa Proudman
Reproducibility starts with methods Building a culture of openness and reuse

Tracey Weissgerber
Issues of scientific transparency in small-language countries

Milda Baltrimienė
How Open is Research Data in the Engineering and Natural Sciences? A Norwegian Case Study Using Data Availability Statements

Tadeu Fernando Nogueira, Trude Eikebrokk, Laila Økdal Aksetøy, Huan V. D. Than
Scraped? How Database Rights Can Protect Academic Repositories

Eugen Stoica
Co-Creating Innovative Approaches to Open Access in the Social Sciences: Insights from Emerald’s Open Lab

Rebecca Evans
How journal submission and hosting systems influence the level of open metadata in Crossref

Bianca Kramer, Hans de Jonge, Kornelia Korzec
From Publish-and-Read Deals to Diamond Open Access: How Library Budgets Can Support Non-Commercial Publishing

Per Pippin Aspaas
Approaches for data management, collaboration and co-ownership in sámi engineering science

Per Anton Olsen, Vegard Nergård
Ask a robot - adding AI search to a repository

Steve Eardley
Moving beyond closed silos: liberating workflows based on open metadata to bring about an interoperable and open not-for-profit ecosystem for open access books and chapters

Tobias Steiner, Juan Pablo Alperin, Joe Deville, Jordy Findanis, Rupert Gatti, Kevin Sanders, Niels Stern, Graham Stone, Zoe Wake Hyde
The current landscape of the Open Science Initiative in the ASEAN region

Randolf Mariano, Reysa Alenzuela, Joseph Marmol Yap
CARE & FAIR: Opposing or Aligning Concerns?

Else Grete Broderstad
Making diamond OA journals visible: How CRAFT-OA empowers open infrastructure

Martina Dvořáková, Radek Gomola
Opening peer review in Algerian universities: Survey of The Faculty at The Institute of Library Science and Documentation – University AbulKacem SaadAllah- University of Algiers II

Samir Hachani
Creating a Community of Diamond OA Practitioners: A Case Study from Switzerland

Daniela Hahn
Accessibility Metadata: Making accessible content in repositories discoverable

Maria Guseva
URGE: The easiest way to create a great ReadMe file for your dataset

Dag-Even Torsoe, Ahmet Dogan, Ali Abdurhman Kelil
Strengthening Open Science Expertise: National RDM Training Network of Finland

Pauli Assinen, Päivi Malinen, Laura Mure
Learning and acting together: how an Open Education network’s collaborative journey gives voice to librarians as agents of change

Paola Corti
From academia to the grassroots – open access, knowledge sharing and politics in Pacific Islands agriculture

Peter Walton
Indigenous rights in, over or to research?

Trond Trosterud, Linda Wiechetek
Opening books collectively: Working together for a fairer future for books

Joe Deville
Diamond Open Access – DIAMAS and the EDCH Built by, with, and for the community it serves

Vanessa Proudman, Anna Hughes
Open science in a closing world

Kenneth Ruud

Workshops

From Gatekeeping to Guidance: Building Fair and Reflective Editorial Practices

Christina Lentz, Linda Hamrin Nesby, Ingri Løkholm Ramberg
Solving the “file drawer problem”: How researchers, institutions, publishers and funders can reduce publication bias

Agata Morka, Stephanie Jurburg, Rebecca Kirk, Jan-Ole Hesselberg
Owning the Means of Publication: Zine Making & The Radical Possibilities of Publishing

Zoe Wake Hyde
Current state of open source research data management systems

Anusha Ranganathan, Richard Jones, Steven Eardley
Strengthening the Open Agenda by Connecting Opens

Paul Stacey, Vanessa Proudman, Paola Corti
Strides towards co-creating the research nexus

Kora Korzec, Dominika Tkaczyk
Open Innovation for Societal Impact: Bridging Academia and Society

Tamer S. Abu-Alam
Setting up a Diamond Open Access fund: budgets, policies and practicalities

Anne van den Maagdenberg, Louise Otting, Andrea Tarchi
Collective Action Advancing Open Infrastructure

Rosalie Lack, Raphaël Tournoy, Joanna Ball
Bridging Gaps by Unlocking the Community Potential - Empowerment through Infrastructure and Networking

Isabella Meinecke, Oliver Krüger

Panel discussions

Strategies for publishers to make scholarly metadata openly available

Bianca Kramer, Colleen Campbell, Dominic Mitchell, Anne Gentil-Beccot, Mike Nason
Indigenous Rights in Research: Future Needs for Involvement of Indigenous Perspectives

Torjer Andreas Olsen, Susanna Raghnild Andersdatter Siri, Christina Storm Mienna, Sheryl Ligthfoot
Beyond Borders, Beyond Control: Building Resilient Open Science Infrastructures

Dr. Anke Beck , Heli Kautonen, PhD, Dana Kristjansson, M.D., PhD , Petra Labriga

Posters

Cultural periodicals: research marginality, gaps and importance

Asta Urbanavičiūtė-Globienė
Who gets to decide what counts? Analysing public responses to Croatia’s national criteria for academic promotion

Iva Melinščak Zlodi
The little mart squirrel or the push for artificial intelligence in Lithuanian book publishing

Vincas Grigas, Arūnas Gudinavičius
Meeting the challenges of reproducibility and transparency in analyses of cohort and registry data with open-source software: examples from the PsychGen Centre for Genetic Epidemiology and Mental Health

Alejandra Martinez Sanchez, Laurie Hannigan
Accelerating scholar-led Diamond Open Access through community support services

Juliane Finger
Making Space for Indigenous Knowledge: A Knowledge Synthesis on Weaving Indigenous Knowledge and Geospatial Technology for Sustainable Environmental Monitoring

Arlynn Valembrun Sinclair
Transparency in epidemiological analyses of cohort data: A case study of the Norwegian Mother, Father, and Child cohort study (MoBa)

Laurie Hannigan, Bernt Glaser
The European Rights Retention Community of Practice: Building institutional capacity for Rights Retention across Europe.

Clara Riera Quintero, Iva Melinščak Zlodi, Ignasi Labastida i Juan, Vanessa Proudman
Systemic Research on Open Science in Europe: Insights from the SCIROS Network

Maciej Maryl, Gabriela Manista, Marta Świetlik, Mateusz Franczak, Tomasz Umerle, Magdalena Wnuk, Cezary Rosiński, Piotr Wciślik
Changing the Record: How Author Contribution Statements Shift from Preprint to Publication

Ewa Zegler-Poleska
Building a modular scholarly infrastructure like LEGO

Frédérique Belliard, Lena Karvovskaya
Diamond Discovery Hub: Where Community-Owned Research Shines

Kelly Achenbach, Hanna Varachkina, Margo Bargheer, Janne Pölönen, Tabea Klaus, Yin Chen

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