UNESCO webinar tomorrow
Glenn Hampson
Hi Folks,
Bhanu asked me to send around a reminder about tomorrow’s UNESCO webinar, "Open Access an imperative for Open Science for Building Resilience in the Face of COVID-19.” To register, go to https://bit.ly/3i7Eohi.
This event will run from 10:30 a.m. to noon, New York time. The final 30 minutes will be devoted to audience Q&A. The outcome of this webinar will contribute to the drafting of UNESCO’s open science policy recommendation.
I’ll send you presenter slides (or a link to these slides, including my deck) after the event, but a sneak preview is that Jean-Claude will emphasize the moral-ethical foundation for open, Rob Terry (WHO) will emphasize the potential of Plan S to help improve access to medical research, and I will emphasize the big picture of how open solutions are just one part of the equation (an important part on which there is much common ground, but these solutions alone won’t cure all that ails research---we also need to focus on connected issues like peer review, impact factors, the culture of communication in academia, repository integration, etc.)
Here’s the presenter list (in the order presenting):
- Jean-Claude Guédon, Université de Montréal, Canada; (MODERATOR)
- Rob Terry, Senior strategic and project manager, Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases, WHO;
- Samia Charfi Kaddour, Rapporteur of the Committee, Director-General, Scientific Research, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Tunisia;
- Abel L. Packer, Foundation of the Federal University of São Paulo. Director of the SciELO / Program. Project Coordinator;
- Johan Rooryck, Plan S. Director Coalition S Leiden University, Center of Linguistics (LUCL), Leiden University;
- Arianna Becerril García, AmeliCA. Executive Director, Redalyc, Network of Scholarly Journals from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal;
- Glenn Hampson, Executive Director, Science Communication Institute (SCI), Program Director, Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI).
Best,
Glenn
Glenn Hampson
Executive Director
Science Communication Institute (SCI)
Program Director
Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI)
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The First draft of the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science has now been published.
https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/files/en-unesco_osr_first_draft.pdf
Also available in French.
https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/files/fr-unesco_osr_first_draft.pdf
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Glenn Hampson
Yes---thanks Richard. UNESCO will be soliciting feedback and comments on this document until the end of the year. You will note a lot of OSI sentiments in this document, and as well as ideas that many of the experts in this group might disagree with. I’ll be compiling some feedback for Ana and Bhanu---your ideas are most welcome.
Best,
Glenn
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Wagner, Dr Caroline Wagner
Milton & Roslyn Wolf Chair in International Affairs
John Glenn School of Public Affairs
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio USA 43210
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Glenn Hampson
Hi Caroline,
Thanks, but you OSIers have done all the learning, doing and thinking. I’m just thrilled to have helped translate. Also, just to be clear, much work remains to be done on UNESCO’s draft recommendation, and hopefully there’s a path to getting it done. I don’t want to speak out of turn---this is a process, for UNESCO as well. I think, though, that when you see our forthcoming paper on merging open science, open access and open data into an “open solutions” framework, it will be really clear where my discontent with the draft document lies. Essentially, as we’ve been “discovering” here for the last five years, we know nothing. Open is a vast space with a multitude of interpretations and motivations, challenges and solutions. Especially when you start comparing things side by side and understanding the areas of overlap, we simply can’t say that open is just THIS and to get there you must do just THAT. We need a heavy helping of hubris in this conversation, followed by years of working together on big picture goals and approaches, not a 100-point plan that will only work for only some of the world on some of the challenges ahead. But we’re getting there---interesting times ahead (not just politically).
I sincerely hope that you and your fellow OSIers who are part of academia (that’s a lot of this group) are navigating the turmoil okay.
Best regards,
Glenn
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