No. 1 (2019): The 14th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing 2019

The 14^th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing 2019. UiT The Arctic University of Norway, November 27–28, 2019.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.7557/scs.2019.1

Published: 2019-09-24

Presentations

Mission or money? Trends in scholarly publishing since c.1850

Aileen Fyfe
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No deal! Sweden cancelled agreement with Elsevier to stand up for Open Science

Cecilia Heyman Widmark, Göran Hamrin
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Academic excellence through scholarly research and publications A multi-stakeholder perspective

Calin Gurau
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APCs – How much should they cost?

Michael Markie
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The ascent of SOAPbox A new generation of open access publishing bubbles up in Trinity College Dublin

Niamh Brennan, Shane Collins, Linda Doyle, Helen Shenton
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The Global South and the challenge of assessment Journal Publishing Practices and Standards as a framework

Samir Hachani, Tom Olijhoek
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Applying organized skepticism to preprints

Howard I. Browman
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Are we ready for Open Science? On the spirit is willing, the flesh is weak

Gerit Pfuhl
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11,000 researchers gave their views on data sharing, here's what we learned

Mithu Lucraft, Samuel Winthrop
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CODECHECK: An open-science initiative to facilitate sharing of computer programs and results presented in scientific publications

Stephen Eglen, Daniel Nüst
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On the wonders of replication A student perspective

Kristoffer Klevjer
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Experimenting with Open Research Experiments

Alexander Refsum Jensenius
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The value of the scholarly-led, non-profit business model to achieve Open Access and scholarly publishing beyond APC AmeliCA’s cooperative approach

Arianna Becerril-García
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The ScholarLed Consortium OA Monograph Publishing and ‘Scaling Small’

Lucy Barnes, Rupert Gatti
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Data citation in linguistics publications A scholar-led, community-based initiative

Helene N. Andreassen, Andrea Berez-Kroeker, Lauren Collister, Philipp Conzett, Christopher Cox, Koenraad De Smedt, Lauren Gawne, Bradley McDonnell
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Your funding infrastructure wishes Grant-ID

Vanessa Fairhurst
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Why article-level metadata is important to monitor agreements

Mafalda Marques, Anna Mette Morthorst, Frank Manista
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Academic SEO – increasing the visibility of research output

Lisa Schilhan, Christian Kaier
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Research is born free and everywhere is in chains How the evolution of open access can contribute to developing a more democratic approach for science

Robert Fraser Terry
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Funders in Europe and incentivizing Open Science Panel discussion

Niamh Brennan, Vanessa Proudman, Jon Øygarden Flæten, Kostas Glinos, Robert Terry, Kenneth Ruud
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Posters

All the world’s polar research data in one place Fighting the 60% findability gap

Tamer Abu-Alam
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An Investigation of open access publications’ attractiveness among academic researchers from three European countries

Calin Gurau
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A faster path to an open future

Timon Oefelein, Christopher Pym
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Building a university Open Access scholarly publishing environment

Tereza Karlová, Lenka Hrdličková
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Checking in with the KU Leuven Fund for Fair Open Access

Demmy Verbeke, Laura Mesotten
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Enhancing Open Access publishing @University of Groningen and @University Medical Center Groningen

Peter Braun, Ane van der Leij, Giulia Trentacosti, Sjoukje van der Werf, Alie Bijker, Margreet Nieborg
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Increasing the volume of Gold Open Access journals in SSHA

Rolf Halse, Lena-Cecilie Linge
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Research data management support Experiences from UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Abdurhman Kelil Ali
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Results of the 2019 Wiley Open Research Survey

Sheridan Willis, Elizabeth Moylan, Claire Mayne
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Social considerations to make data FAIR-er: Understanding researchers’ views on data “misuse” and credit

Samuel Winthrop
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The establishment of a Norwegian node in RDA A national platform for Open Science knowledge sharing

Trond Kvamme, Philipp Conzett
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UOC scholarly journals Connecting knowledge openly

Maria Boixadera, Clara Riera
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No. 1 (2019): The 14th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing 2019

Presentations

Mission or money? Trends in scholarly publishing since c.1850

No deal! Sweden cancelled agreement with Elsevier to stand up for Open Science

Academic excellence through scholarly research and publications A multi-stakeholder perspective

APCs – How much should they cost?

The ascent of SOAPbox A new generation of open access publishing bubbles up in Trinity College Dublin

The Global South and the challenge of assessment Journal Publishing Practices and Standards as a framework

Applying organized skepticism to preprints

Are we ready for Open Science? On the spirit is willing, the flesh is weak

11,000 researchers gave their views on data sharing, here's what we learned

CODECHECK: An open-science initiative to facilitate sharing of computer programs and results presented in scientific publications

On the wonders of replication A student perspective

Experimenting with Open Research Experiments

The value of the scholarly-led, non-profit business model to achieve Open Access and scholarly publishing beyond APC AmeliCA’s cooperative approach

The ScholarLed Consortium OA Monograph Publishing and ‘Scaling Small’

Data citation in linguistics publications A scholar-led, community-based initiative

Your funding infrastructure wishes Grant-ID

Why article-level metadata is important to monitor agreements

Academic SEO – increasing the visibility of research output

Research is born free and everywhere is in chains How the evolution of open access can contribute to developing a more democratic approach for science

Funders in Europe and incentivizing Open Science Panel discussion

Posters

All the world’s polar research data in one place Fighting the 60% findability gap

An Investigation of open access publications’ attractiveness among academic researchers from three European countries

A faster path to an open future

Building a university Open Access scholarly publishing environment

Checking in with the KU Leuven Fund for Fair Open Access

Enhancing Open Access publishing @University of Groningen and @University Medical Center Groningen

Increasing the volume of Gold Open Access journals in SSHA

Research data management support Experiences from UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Results of the 2019 Wiley Open Research Survey

Social considerations to make data FAIR-er: Understanding researchers’ views on data “misuse” and credit

The establishment of a Norwegian node in RDA A national platform for Open Science knowledge sharing

UOC scholarly journals Connecting knowledge openly

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