International Open Access Week 2022
Each year, the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) organizes International Open Access Week, a forum for sharing knowledge and learning about the benefits of publishing free, immediate and unrestricted content. The event will take place from 24 to 30 October and the UOC will participate by organizing events and providing informative material on open publishing.
Seminar: «Investigación, datos y docencia: tan abiertos como sea necesario»(Link opens in a new window)
Three online seminars organized by the Xarxa de Biblioteques Universitàries Espanyoles (REBIUN).
From October 24 to 28, at 11:00 a.m.
Seminar: "The benefits of Open Science for researchers"(Link opens in a new window)
A talk by Bianca Amaro organized by the Catalan University Service Consortium (CSUC).
25 October at 3 p.m.
Seminar: "Open access, no hesitation!"(Link opens in a new window)
We help you to meet the open access requirements of funding bodies.
26 October at 12 noon
Open Access Week events(Link opens in a new window)
Activities organized by various international institutions to celebrate this annual event.
| Total content in the UOC's O2 Repository |
|---|
1,5 M |
12,750
teaching documents
Final projects (10,433)
Open-access learning resources (2,274)
Continuous assessment tests (43)
3,217
research documents
Scientific articles (2,364)
Doctoral theses (196)
Data sets (10)
Altres (647)
1,138
institutional documents
Editorial UOC books (85)
Other (1,053)
- Accés obert, sens dubte!(link opens in a new window)
- Research Data Management (catalan)(link opens in a new window)
- What's a DMP or Data Management Plan? (english subtitles)(link opens in a new window)
- Library guide: Research data management tools(link opens in a new window)
- Library guide: Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI)(link opens in a new window)
The theme is "Open for Climate Justice". As the organizers explained, opening up knowledge can promote more equitable information sharing and serve as a means to address the effects of climate change. Here are some materials for further reading on the subject.
- Covering the Climate Crisis from a Solutions Lens(link opens in a new window)
- Open Science for Climate Action(link opens in a new window)
- Open Innovation, Open Science, Open to the World(link opens in a new window)
- News media attention in Climate Action: latent topics and open access(link opens in a new window)
- Enhancing Climate Change Research With Open Science(link opens in a new window)