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Is Open Science a Tautology?
No full textIn the HIIG blog series on metaphors of the digital society, we uncover the vocabularies that are thrown around almost haphazardly these days. These terms are often deployed in the scholarly and societal discourse without much thought about their meaning and use. Here, Benedikt Fecher and Tony Ross-Hellauer dismantle one of these metaphors of the digital society: open science. We believe that, depending on how you look at it, open science can be understood as both a tautology and an antithesis
Opening and Welcome: EOSC: Austria takes initiative
No full textRegina Hitzenberger, University of Vienna: Vice-Rector
Barbara Weitgruber, BMBWF: Director General
Moderator
Tony Ross-Hellauer
Senior Researcher
Know-Center/Graz University of Technolog
Open Science Leadership - What matters
No full textThis informal presentation was given at the dinner of the NL Open Science Platform to start the discussion about some of the other priorities Open Science leaders have to consider. Some slides are copied from or inspired by Tony Ross Hellauer, Jon Tennant and Melanie Imming. Thanks!</p
Journal flipping or a public open access infrastructure? What kind of open access future do we want?
Get PDFOpen access debates are increasingly focused on “how” rather than “why”. Tony Ross-Hellauer and Benedikt Fecher present two possible scenarios for an open access future, consider the relative merits and viability of each, and invite your input to the discussion
Open Science Leadership - What Matters
No full textThis informal presentation was given at the dinner of the NL Open Science Platform to start the discussion about some of the other priorities Open Science leaders have to consider. Some slides are copied from or inspired by Tony Ross Hellauer, Jon Tennant and Melanie Imming. Thanks
Open science- who is left behind?
No full textOpen Access initiatives promise to extend access to scholarly conversations. However, the dominant model of Article Processing Charges, whilst lowering financial barriers for readers, has merely erected a new paywall at the other end of the pipeline, blocking access to publication for less-privileged authors. In this post, Tony Ross-Hellauer, Angela Fessl, and Thomas Klebel, ask ... Continue
ON-MERRIT: Investigating Dynamics of Cumulative Advantage and Threats to Equity in Open Science
Get PDFPresentation slides by Tony Ross-Hellauer, Leader, Open and Reproducible Research Group at Graz University of Technology from the virtual panel series Open Science: Following the Roadmap for Research - Focus on People (November 2, 2021)For the video recording of the presentation - see https://play.library.utoronto.ca/watch/1f93b02c91dfd2619039af64a83f01b
OpenAIRE can form the basis for a truly public European Open Access Platform
No full textIn a previous Impact Blog post, Benedikt Fecher and colleagues envisioned a European Open Access Platform, an innovative public information infrastructure that would integrate publishing and dissemination into the research lifecycle, rather than having it outsourced. Tony Ross-Hellauer describes how OpenAIRE is working to make this vision a reality, and how it can contribute further to create a participatory, federated open access platform
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