Dr. Guido Scherp Coordinator Leibniz Research Alliance Science 2.0 ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics

About Science 2.0 and Open Science

Digitization of Research

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Gretchen Vogel, A plea for open science on Zika, ScienceMag, 2016

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open discourse

participation

collaboration

communication

Science 2.0 is concerned with the use of participative internet technologies in

all phases of research

www.leibniz-science20.de @lfvscience20

examine the effects of Science 2.0 on science and society

establish Science 2.0 as new and transdisciplinary research discipline in the scientific community

Objectives

Grand Challenges

new working habits

technological development

user behaviour research

Economists 2015 n=458 Wikipedia: 77,5 % Content sharing/cloud service: 70,7 % Other Wiki: 37,6 % Learning management system: 46,9 % Reference Manager: 34,9 % Professional and academic SNS: 64,0 %

Science 2.0 and Libraries New publication forms and processes New ways to search for and to disseminate scientific literature Scientists work online and mobile

Check out prototypes at: www.eexcess.eu or at Science 2.0 Conference

Bring the content to the user

“Knowledge is open if anyone is free to access, use, modify, and share it …” [Open Definition]

Scientific products: Open Access, Open Data, Open Source, Open Educational Resources, …

Scientific processes: Open Peer Review, Open Methodology, …

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Science 2.0

How can I use participative internet technologies in my research? Collaboratively write a paper/project

proposal Blog (intermediate) research results Discuss in Microblogs and

(academic) Social Networks Exchange data and information via

online storage

Does not have be open - But switching to openess is easy

Open Science

How can I open my research as much as possible? Publish open access Publish (raw) research data Publish scripts and code Use licences that allow reuse (e.g.

CC-0) Report regulary about research

progress and discuss early ideas

Works without Science 2.0 – But Science 2.0 is suitable for it

Offene Doktorarbeit

Open Science Prize

Amstercam Call for Action 8. Stimulate new publishing models for knowledge transfer •Research libraries: act as publishers of open access for their institutions; create a database of open science best practices. •Funders, publishers, Research Performing Organisations and research libraries: support discipline-based foundations that help flip subscription journals to FAIR open access by providing funds for APCs and transition by 2020. •Universities, university libraries, publishers and funders: promote ‘bulk’ processing of APCs to reduce administration overload among researchers. 9. Stimulate evidence-based research on innovations in open science •Research libraries: raise awareness, participate in EU projects, collect best practices, create a forum to share experiences.

11. Involve researchers and new users in open science •Develop new types of services to researchers in support of open science and train support staff (for instance in ICT services and libraries) to deliver these services.

„European Open Science Cloud“ www.science20-conference.eu

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www.science20-conference.eu/barcamp #s20bar

„Putting Science 2.0/Open Science into practice“