10 years of ORBi at ULiège
Conference day celebrating the 10th anniversary of ORBi
In 2008, the University of Liège committed itself to a strong institutional policy in terms of Open Access, through the implementation of ORBi, its institutional archive, and the now famous "Liège mandate". 10 years later, what has happened to this proactive policy? To what extent has it borne fruit?
To celebrate the 10 years of ORBi, ULiège Library organised a day of conferences on 20 November, 2018. It provided an opportunity to take a look in the rear-view mirror but also to see the place that Open Access and Open Science have taken in Belgium, and internationally, in the way of communicating science: strong policy, involvement of research funds, mobilisation of researchers and academic and research institutions. All this and more as the new challenges for the years to come: evaluation of researchers, open data, new models of electronic publication, implementation of international policies.
Videos and presentations
10 years of ORBi at ULiège: a look in the rear-view mirror and a look ahead
Paul THIRION - Head Librarian of ULiège Library, University of Liège
ORBi: a simple accessory for research or an essential tool?
Bernard RENTIER - Honorary Rector of University of Liège, First Vice-President of the Federal Council for Science Policy, Expert for the EUA Working Group on Open Science
ORBilu: 5 years of visibility for research at the University of Luxembourg - experience feedback
Marie-Pierre PAUSCH - Head of the Library Service of the University of Luxembourg (UniLu)
Opening up knowledge: a democratic challenge
Jean-Claude MARCOURT - Vice-President of the Government of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and Minister of Higher Education, Research and the Media
Freedom to search, freedom to communicate: from Open Access to Open Science in F.R.S.-FNRS
Véronique HALLOIN - Secretary General of F.R.S.-FNRS
Open Minds for Belgian Open Science
Eric LAUREYS - Project Manager Open Access for BELSPO (Belgian Federal Science Policy Office)
ORCID: improve the visibility of its scientific production
Valérie DURIEUX et Bruno LECLERCQ - Inter-University Library of the French Community of Belgium (BICfB)
"DMPOnline": a collaborative tool to help write Data Management Plans
Jérôme EECKHOUT - Administration of Research and Innovation, University of Liege
Creative Commons licenses
Agnez BEWER - Co-founder of nubo.coop, web developer, member of Creative Commons Belgium
France's national plan for Open Science
Marin DACOS - Scientific Advisor for Open Science to the Director General for Research and Innovation at the Ministry of Higher Education (France), Founder of OpenEdition
The EUA's Strategy for Open Science
Pr. Jean-Pierre FINANCE - Honorary Chairman of Université Henri Poincaré de Nancy, Chairman of the Open Access Group - Open Science de l'EUA
The future of science is open. Open access policies at the EC
Jean-Claude BURGELMAN - Head of Unit Open Data Policies and Science Cloud (EC DGRTD - European Commission)
Open Science, an unattainable dream without a revolution in evaluation
Bernard RENTIER - Honorary Rector of University of Liège, First Vice-President of the Federal Council for Science Policy, Expert for the EUA Working Group on Open Science
Beyond academic journals: Open Science Platforms
Jean-Claude GUÉDON - Professor at the University of Montreal, Chair of the Expert Group on the Future of Academic Publishing, European Commission
Closing
Pierre WOLPER - Rector of the University of Liège
Video
Researchers and professors from our university talk about their experience with Open Access at the University of Liège.
Article
Bernard POCHET, "10 ans d'ORBi à l'ULiège : liège (Belgique) - 20 novembre 2018", Bulletin des bibliothèques de France (BBF), 2018, n°16.
Online : https://bbf.enssib.fr/tour-d-horizon/10-ans-d-orbi-a-l-uliege_68916
ISSN: 1292-8399.