Programma OpenAIRE Workshop in inglese

30-31 MAY2016
Location: Sala Marconi, CNR Roma, piazzale Aldo Moro 7, Roma
Cineca as a National Open Access Desk of the European project OpenAIRE 2020 organizes a two
day workshop on Open Science in collaboration with CNR, FOSTER project and the universities of
Bologna, Parma, Turin and Trento and with the patronage of APRE and AISA.
The workshop aims to contribute to the advancement of Open Science in Italy through the
dissemination of knowledge and by fostering the implementation of policies and technological
infrastructures to support openness in science and in scholarly communication.
DAY 1
The first day is devoted to the OpenAIRE, the EU funded infrastructure, a full-fledged portal to
European research which supports the implementation of Horizon 2020 OA requirements and offers
several value added services to researchers, project managers, funders. The event also features other
related topics such as the implementation of OA policies in Italy, the recommendations to adopt a
research data policy (RECODE project), the tools and the services made available by OpenAIRE and
by FOSTER projects on research data management, the role of the data curator and some practical
experiences and tips in handling a research data management plan.
DAY2
The second day focuses on the role of open data in the context of open science. National and
international speakers will address the cultural, legal, infrastructural, technical issues related to
sharing research data and the current change in the production, dissemination and re-use of science
output.
PROGRAMME (DAY 1)
9.30
9.50
10.10
10.30
10.50
11.10
11.30
11.50
12.10
12.30
13.00
13.30
14.30
15.00
15.30
16.00
16.30
17.00
17.30
Session I: Horizon 2020 and national policy
Chair: Riccardo Pozzo (CNR)
Greetings from Massimo Inguscio, Presidente CNR
Paola Gargiulo (OpenAIRE NOAD/CINECA)
Horizon 2020 and OpenAIRE 2020
Roberto Delle Donne (CRUI- Gruppo OA)
The state of the art and the challenges of policies in Italy
Antonio Vetrò (NEXA Center, Politecnico di Torino)
Open Access Policy Alignment: the Pasteur4OA project and Italian OA practices
Marina Angelaki (EKT Atene)
RECODE Policy Recommendations for Open Access to Research Data
Debate
Break
Session II: Open Research tools
Chair: Elena Giglia (Università di Torino)
Marjan Grootveld (DANS)
Horizon 2020 Open research data pilot and tools from OpenAIRE and EUDAT
José Carvalho (University of Minho)
FOSTER and training on research data
Marjan Grootveld (DANS)
Training: what you need to know to succeed with your data management plan
Debate
Lunch
Session III: OpenAIRE
Chair: Paola Gargiulo (Cineca)
Paolo Manghi (CNR-ISTI)
OpenAIRE infrastructure services: technologies for Open Science
Federico Ferrario (Cineca)
OpenAIRE compliance in IRIS: the implementation of OpenAIRE guidelines in Italian universities
Break
Session VI: Data Curation
Chair: Paola Galimberti (Università di Milano)
Marialaura Vignocchi , Irene Frascari, Roberta Lauriola, Milena Garofalo
(Università di Bologna)
The data pilot in practice: the experience of University of Bologna
Anna Maria Tammaro (Università di Parma),
Who is the data curator? The IFLA investigation on research and education
Debate
Wrap up
PROGRAMME (DAY 2)
Session I: Towards Open Science
Chair: Angela Simone, science journalist
9.30
Opening
9.45
Roberto Caso (Università di Trento e AISA)
Open Science VS commodification of academic research
10.15 Julia Reda (Member of the European Parliament)
Correcting Copywrongs: The EU Copyright Reform
11:00 Debate
11.15 Break
Session II: New infrastructures
Chair: Donatella Castelli (ISTI-CNR)
11.30 Barend Mons ( EC High level Expert Group on “Open Science Cloud”)
The European Open Science Cloud
12.00 Bjoern Brembs (University of Regensburg)
What does Open Science need?
12:30 Paolo Budroni (Vienna University Library and Archive Services)
What is really needed? Towards Open Science and Research Data Mangement - Results of a
National Survey in Austria
12.50 Ignasi Labastida (University of Barcelona)
LEARN: helping institutions to build and implement a policy on research data
13.10 Debate
13.30 Lunch
Session III: Data at work
Chair: Anna Maria Tammaro (Università di Parma)
14.30 Elena Giglia (Università di Torino)
Open Science in practice: new collaborative tools
14.50 Francesca Di Donato (Net7)
Data reuse in the humanities
15.10 Daniele Marinazzo, Paola Masuzzo (University of Ghent)
Open Access and Open Data: a case study in neuroimaging
15.20 Break
15.30 Ginevra Peruginelli (ITTIG-CNR), Andrea Marchetti (IIT-CNR)
Linked Open Data in Legal Scholarship: The Case of the “DoGI- Dottrina Giuridica” Database
15.50 Thomas Bourke (IUE)
Integrating Library Data Collections with Research Data Services: the experience of the
European University Institute
16.10 Francesca Tomasi (Università di Bologna)
Linked Open Data and research in the humanities: revised methodology and case studies
16.30 Debate
17.00 Closing and wrap up