Good to hear that many institutions in different
countries are taking the lead. I am happy to see the
OAA movement truly emerging as a bottom-up
participatory movement. Now the chances of success are
pretty high.
Arun
[Subbiah Arunachalam]
--- Derek Law <d.law_at_STRATH.AC.UK> wrote:
> And the University of Minho will be holding a
> seminar on May 12-13 to try and stimulate a national
> initiative in Portugal.
> Derek Law
>
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> From: American Scientist Open Access Forum on behalf
> of Stevan Harnad
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> Subject: Six Open Access Talks April - June 2005
>
>
>
> Six Open Access Talks April - June 2005:
>
> Indiana University 4-5 April 2005:
>
> 1. "Open Access Scientometrics"
> Networks and Complex Systems, Monday, 4 April
> http://vw.indiana.edu/talks-spring05/
>
> 2. "Maximizing Research Impact Through
> Institutional Self-Archiving".
> Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics Speaker
> Series.
> Indiana University, Tuesday 5 April 2005.
>
>
http://www.slis.indiana.edu/research/colloq_readingss05.html#harnad
>
> University of Maryland (College Park) 1 May 2005:
>
> 3. "Institutional repository models: What works
> and what doesn't."
> DASER-2 Summit: Digital Archives for Science &
> Engineering Resources.
> http://www.daser.org/program.html
>
> University of Goettingen, Germany 23-24 May 2005:
>
> 4. "Designing and Implementing University and
> Research Institution
> Self-Archiving Policy" Dini Workshop on Open
> Access
>
>
http://rdd.sub.uni-goettingen.de/wiki/DINIopenaccessworkshop/DINIopenaccessworkshop
>
> Quebec, Canada, June 2 2005:
>
> 5. Keynote. "The green and gold roads to
> maximizing research access
> and impact" International Association of
> Technological University
> Libraries
>
http://www.bibl.ulaval.ca/iatul2005/Harnad_Stevan_pres.html
>
> University of Vienna, Austria 15-16 June 2005:
>
> 6. Keynote. "Open Access and the Author
> Give-Away/Non-Give-Away
> Distinction" Freedom of Information and Open
> Access. Chaos Control
> 2005. University of Vienna/School of Law, the
> Austrian Academy
> of Science and the Danube University, Krems.
> 15-16 June 2005.
> http://www.chaoscontrol.at/
>
> Stevan Harnad
>
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