PUBMET2022: The 9th Conference on Scholarly Communication in the Context of Open Science

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• Introductory words

  Jadranka Stojanovski

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• Open access for all how to design an inclusive and diverse open scholarly communication system

  Mario Malički, Pierre Mounier

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• A shared path to reforming rights retention in Europe

  Vanessa Proudman, Stephen Wyber

  14-15

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• Obtaining self-archiving permissions at scale to realize the potential of green Open Access a case study

  Delwen Franzen

  16-17

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• The landscape of scholarly book publishing in Croatia finding ways for sustainable open access models

  Iva Melinščak Zlodi

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• Bringing efficiencies to tens of thousands of journals The role of Open Source

  Juan Pablo Alperin

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• Adherence of the Spanish National Plan of Science and Innovation to open access mandates advantages and disadvantages for scholars

  Pablo Sastrón-Toledo, Patricia Alonso-Álvarez, Jorge Mañana-Rodríguez, Elías Sanz Casado

  22-23

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• Raising efficiency and effectiveness in scholarly communication an example of the Bridge of Knowledge platform at Gdańsk University of Technology

  Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska, Anna Wałek

  24-25

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• GoTriple, a central access point for the social sciences and humanities

  Emilie Blotiere, Sona Lisa Arasteh, Paula Forbes, Stefano De Paoli

  26-27

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• Article processing charges and the stratification of open access publishing

  Thomas Klebel

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• Challenges of promoting open science within the NI4OS-Europe project in Hungary

  Ákos Lencsés

  30-31

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• How society publishers practice open science beyond open access publishing?

  Elina Late, Janne Pölönen

  32-33

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• Collaboration between social science data archives and scientific journals in the development and implementation of data sharing policies

  Marijana Glavica, Irena Kranjec, Janez Štebe, Sonja Bezjak

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• Open Science in an open cloud

  Draženko Celjak, Alen Vodopijevec

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• Adoption of Transparency and Openness Promotion (TOP) guidelines across journals

  Inga Patarčić

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• Citizen Science strengthening the bridge between the academic community and the society

  Dóra Gaálné Kalydy

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• Citizen Science in Europe challenges in conducting citizen science activities in cooperation with university and public libraries

  Alisa Martek, Dorja Mučnjak, Dolores Mumelaš

  40-41

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• National Contact Point for Citizen Science in an University Library

  Uroš Kunaver, Tea Romih

  42-43

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• Up and down the Ivory Tower

  Charlotte Wien

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• Developing a peer review information service for monographs

  Niels Stern

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• Using open infrastructures for alternative quality assessment of research outputs

  Vladimir Otašević

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• Incentives and rewards in scholarly communication: the good, the bad, and the possible

  Radovan Vrana

  49-50

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• Elucidating the effects of peer review a living synthesis of studies on manuscript changes

  Mario Malički, Ana Jerončić, Gerben ter Riet, Lex Bouter, John P.A. Ioannidis, IJsbrand J. Aalbersberg, Steven N. Goodman

  51-52

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• Media visibility as a driver of scientific and social impact

  Nenad Jarić Dauenhauer, Vedrana Simičević, Mario Malički

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• Assessing the quality of research outputs in physiotherapy

  Manuela Filipec, Anica Kuzmić, Nikolina Zaplatić Degač

  56-57

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• Current state of the preprint servers’ web accessibility

  Igor Dobrača, Matej Majdandžić, Mario Malički, Ksenija Baždarić

  58-59

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• Working towards a more connected scholarly community: the Research Nexus and POSI

  Vanessa Fairhurst

  60-61

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• Using TikTok as a platform for science communication the latest challenges and opportunities

  Maja Hoić

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• Navigating the new world of scientific publications Croatian scientists and predatory journals

  Kristina Romić, Ivana Hebrang Grgić

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• Characteristics and rankings of European universities that support the library crowdfunding model for open access monographs

  Mirela Rončević

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• Non-BPC models and collective library funding for university and mission driven presses

  Frances Pinter

  68-69

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• Automatic XML extraction from Word and e-book formatting an insight into the Open Source Academic Publishing Suite (OS-APS) project

  Markus Putnings, Carsten Borchert, Frederik Eichler

  70-71

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• Publication integrity viewed from different perspectives a focus group study

  Rea Roje, Ivan Buljan, Joeri Tijdink, Ana Marušić

  72-73

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• Building National Open Science Cloud Initiatives (NOSCIs) in Southeast Europe supporting research and scholarly communication

  Kalliopi Kanavou, Biljana Kosanović, Katerina Lenaki, Elli Papadopoulou, Ilias Papastamatiou, Electra Sifacaki, Milica Ševkušić, Eleni Toli

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• Linguistic and semantic characteristics of articles and peer review reports in social and medical sciences analysis of articles published in Open Research Central

  Andrijana Perković Paloš, Antonija Mijatović, Ivan Buljan, Daniel Garcia-Costa, Francisco Grimaldo, Ana Marušić

  76-77

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• Communication in the research process a prerequisite and result of research

  Klara Bilić Meštrić, Jasminka Maravić

  78-79

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• Towards the Armenian Science Citation Index

  Shushanik Sargsyan, Aram Mirzoyan, Hrachya Astsatryan

  80-81

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• Scholars’ domain of information space

  Danijela Pongrac, Mihaela Banek Zorica, Roman Domović

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• Promoting student research at ST-OPEN the analysis of a university overlay journal’s first two years of publishing

  Luka Ursić, Danijel Gudelj, Vicko Tomić

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• DIGITOOLS - the future of open digital education

  Mihaela Banek Zorica, Jerald Cavanagh, Sandra Kučina Softić, Marko Odak

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• Science Communication Workshop how to reach a broader audience for your research

  Petra Buljević Zdjelarević, Marko Košiček

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• Two pillars of open science the future of scholarly communication and research integrity

  Tiberius Ignat

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• Kriyadocs - Let’s transform publishing together!

  Ravi Venkataramani

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• Improving institutional visibility and reputation in the Open Science era

  Anton Degtev

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• How to get published supporting author’s journey

  Marzena Giers-Fidler

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• Managing the Open Access publication process Bentham Science and Research Square

  July Kim, Gareth Dyke

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• Emerald Publishing - Come on in, we are OPEN

  Radka Krivankova

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• Full-featured ARPHA Publishing Platform your way to smooth journal management and publication

  Maria Kolesnikova

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• Third TRIPLE ThatCamp on Sustainability in Open Science

  Sona Lisa Arasteh, Drahomira Cupar

  96-97

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