14.2.2023
The reference architecture for open science and research provoked discussion at a workshop held on 18 January.
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Helsinki
House of Sciences and Letters
The event will present the current state of open science and research goal architecture and create service processes in workshops. Please note that the program is in Finnish.
18.10.2022
The Federation of Finnish Learned Societies (TSV) takes part in the DIAMAS consortium that aims to develop diamond open access publishing in Europe. The project has received a three-year funding from the European Union and it was launched in September
House of Sciences and Letters
The seminar discusses the implications of different guidelines for open access publishing, perspective being in scholarly books.
The workshop provides the open science and research expert panels and working groups with an opportunity to work on shared issues. The programme will be published closer to the event.
17.5.2022
Jisc and TSV are collaborating to encourage journals and publishers in Finland to register their open access policies in Sherpa Romeo. The collaboration runs until December 2022.
Jyväskylä
Helsinki
How can open knowledge produce sustainability transformation? How can climate change and loss of diversity be managed and mitigated through long-term environmental monitoring?
8.2.2022
The draft policy components for open access to anthologies and monographs and for open educational practices are open for comments 7.2.–18.3.2022.
This workshop is about the risks associated with the implementation of the Policy for Open Access to Scholarly Publication. The event is part of a larger risk analysis in open science and research.
26.10.2021
A series called “Puhutaan tiedejulkaisemisesta” (Let’s talk about scientific publishing) covered different themes related to domestic scientific publishing.
1.6.2021
The customer in the open access supermarket often ends up paying the asking price. Mikael Laakso’s talk explains why your shopping cart is lacking a steering wheel.
What will the reforms mean for researchers when applying for Academy funding or using the funding granted? How are the Academy’s new practices linked to national and international developments in science and research?