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• Dr. Guido Scherp

Coordinator Leibniz Research Alliance Science 2.0 ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics

About S cience 2.0 and Open S cience

Digitization of Research

Photo: CDC/ Cynthia Goldsmith

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

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• pen discourse

participation collaboration communication

Science 2.0 is concerned with the use

• f 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

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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
• nline 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“

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„ Putting S cience 2.0/ Open S cience into practice“