26-27.10.2023
Kyiv, Ukraine - Hanover, Germany (online)
Organizers
Dear colleagues!
The State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine, in collaboration with TIB - Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology and the University Library, with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, invites you to participate in the II International Conference "Open Science and Innovation in Ukraine 2023," which will take place online on October 26-27, 2023. The event will be held as part of the International Open Access Week 2023 (https://www.openaccessweek.org/theme/uk).
Aim of the II International Scientific Conference "Open Science and Innovation in Ukraine 2023" is to stimulate dialogue among stakeholders of the scientific community to discuss practical aspects of implementing the principles of open science and innovation in Ukraine. The conference aims to explore viable solutions to address pressing issues such as uninterrupted access to research infrastructure, free access to full-text scholarly publications, the need to reform the system of research evaluation, and accelerate the integration of Ukrainian science into the European Research Area by aligning with European Union policies on open science and data exchange formats. The discussions and presentations will result in a list of recommendations for higher education institutions and research establishments. These recommendations will contribute to the implementation of practical measures and policies to support open science and innovation in Ukraine. The event serves as an open platform for exchanging experiences, ideas, and knowledge, promoting scientific progress, and fostering the development of the Ukrainian scientific community.
Target Audience
We are pleased to invite researchers, librarians, managers, and staff of research libraries, managers and administrators of institutional repositories, experts from research offices of higher education institutions, IT technology specialists, publishers of scientific journals, developers of scientific information platforms and systems, doctoral students and young scientists, project managers, business leaders, startup co-organizers, members of library associations, and researchers.
Conference Panels
OSIU2023 is a forum for the presentation and discussion of ideas related to fundamental or specific aspects of open science and innovation. This forum addresses a wide range of issues concerning the implementation of policies, scientific infrastructures, service provision for the practical realization of open science and innovation, and the impact of human factors on ensuring the long-term development of open access policy.
- National institutional repositories as a tool for supporting the principles of open science.
- National, regional, and institutional electronic scientific information systems: who collects and how research metadata is used.
- Consolidation and development of the network of open research infrastructures in Ukraine and the EU.
- Science and innovation during a state of war.
- Academic integrity and predatory publishing.
- Artificial intelligence in the lifecycle of scientific research
- Ethical principles for evaluating scientific research.
- Peer review culture in Ukrainian professional scientific publications.
- Manipulation of scientific citations: methods of detection and countermeasures.
- Policy of retracting scientific publications and its consequences for authors.
- Quantitative and qualitative methods for responsible evaluation of scientific research.
- Open access journals and their functioning business models.
- Indicators and monitoring of open access.
- Open access policies at the institutional, funding agency, and national levels.
- Ukrainian scientific journals with open access and their publishing practices.
- Copyright and content licensing.
- Open educational scientific resources.
- FAIR principles for research data and research information.
- Research data management practices.
- Advantages of implementing persistent identifiers for researchers and institutions.
- Increasing awareness and competence in open science.
- Local and global collaborations: people and networks
- Citizen science, open research practices and policies
- Citizen-Science promotion given international experience based on the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) recommendations
- Building an ecosystem of innovative enterprises, supporting and financing startups, successful stories of Ukrainian startups.
- Collaboration between universities, research institutes, and industry, development of innovation infrastructure, formation of a network of mentors and experts.
- Strategies for implementation and promotion of innovative products in the market, developing business models for innovative enterprises, creating favorable conditions for successful commercialization of innovations.
- Innovations in the field of social entrepreneurship, technologies for sustainable development, innovative projects to improve the quality of life.
- Global trends and international cooperation: Ukraine's participation in global innovation projects and initiatives, knowledge exchange with other countries, cooperation with international organizations.
- COST program – new opportunities for researchers and innovators of Ukraine
- Mechanisms and tools of accelerators of innovative activity within the framework of the Horizon Europe Program
Conditions of participation
Key Dates
Registration on the conference website until: September 26, 2023
Deadline for submission of materials: September 26, 2023
Notification of acceptance/rejection: September 30, 2023
Conference dates: October 26-27, 2023
Keynote Speakers
Dr. Tom OLIJHOEK
Head of Outreach and Advocacy for Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
Signe RATSO
Deputy Director General - Directorate-General "Research and Innovation" (RTD)
Prof. Dr. José Francisco SALM Junior
Professor at Santa Catarina State University and University of Lisbon, Researcher at CNPq (Brazi) and FCT-FCCN (Portugal)
Pablo de CASTRO
Open Access Advocacy Librarian at the University of Strathclyde, euroCRIS Secretary
Prof. Dr. Ludo WALTMAN
Deputy director at the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS)
Jędrzej LESNIEWSKI
Library Director of Library of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Julie PETRO
Director of Communications, ORCID
Dr. Tetiana KOLESNYKOVA
Director of the Scientific Library at the Ukrainian State University of Science and Technology
Dr. Frances PINTER
Executive Chair of the Central European University Press
Dr. Gareth DYKE
Director of Academic Relationships and Business Development at Bentham Science Publishers
Dr. Artem ARTYUKHOV
Associate Professor, Head of Group for Strengthening Academic Integrity, Sumy State University
Matt HODGKINSON
Research Integrity Manager, UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO)
Sponsors
Information for Sponsors
Conference sponsorship is an opportunity to engage with our audience, which includes scientists from all over Ukraine. You can choose from various sponsorship packages. Below you will find information on how to become a sponsor of OSICU2023. If you need further details about sponsorship packages or have any other questions related to sponsorship, please contact the conference organizers by sending an email to conference@dntb.gov.
Golden Sponsorship Package - 2,000 EUR
Benefits:
- Sponsor promotion on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Mastodon, etc.)
- 30 second promotional break between sessions
- Sponsor's logo displayed before the start of a session
- Welcome speech at the conference opening
- Logo featured in the OSICU2023 conference program and event materials
- Inclusion as a conference supporter in all outgoing press releases
- 15-minute presentation in the sponsors' block
Silver Sponsorship Package - 1,500 EUR
Benefits:
- Sponsor promotion on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Mastodon, etc.)
- 15 second promotional break between sessions
- Company/organization logo and biography highlighted on the website
- Logo featured in the OSICU2023 conference program
- 10-minute presentation in the sponsors' block
Bronze Sponsorship Package - 1,000 EUR
Benefits:
- Sponsor's logo displayed before the start of a session
- Company/organization logo and biography highlighted on the website
- Logo featured in the OSICU2023 conference program and event brochure
- 5-minute presentation in the sponsors' block
THE STATE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL LIBRARY OF UKRAINE,
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03150, Ukraine
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Company address
UA 180 Antonovycha Street, Kyiv
Correspondent banks
Account in the correspondent bank
001-1-000080
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CHASUS33
Correspondent bank
JP Morgan Chase Bank, New York ,USA
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Name of the bank
JSC CB "PRIVATBANK", 1D HRUSHEVSKOHO STR., KYIV, 01001, UKRAINE
SWIFT code SWIFT Code
PBANUA2X
Company address
UA 180 Antonovycha Street, Kyiv
Correspondent banks
Account in the correspondent bank
400886700401
SWIFT Code of the correspondent bank
COBADEFF
Correspondent bank
Commerzbank AG, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
*All materials prepared by sponsors will be distributed among registered participants.
Do you have any ideas about sponsoring our event? Please contact us at conference@dntb.gov.ua!
Partners
CEU Press has since 1993 published books by authors from around the world in a wide range of subjects in the Humanities and Social Sciences, including political philosophy and practices of open society, history, Jewish studies, economics, medieval studies, literature, legal studies, nationalism, human rights, political science, international relations, higher education policy, gender studies, media studies, and art history.
The Press established itself as a leader in the history of communism and the transitions to democracy and is widely seen as the lead English language publishing university press dedicated to research connected to
SUPRR (Supporting Ukrainian Publishing Resilience and Recovery) aims to provide support mechanisms to the Ukrainian publishing industry by building virtual bridges between the Ukrainian and Western publishing communities.
SUPRR is building a network of organizations and individuals that can deliver real and tangible assistance. SUPRR’s strategy is to develop and deliver on projects that make an impact and help Ukraine publishing remain resilient during the time of war and more importantly to emerge into a strong and equal participant of the market after the war as part of reconstruction and the EU accession process.
SUPRR works to provide immediate assistance addressing the urgent need for new contacts across all areas of book publishing to open up new resources. It also works to support academic publishing in its transition to open science as it modernises its institutional policies and operating standards in light of the harmonization requirements of the European Union.
The initiative stems from the Central European University and its Press. SUPRR unites partners such as the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers, Association of University Presses, CEU Press, DeGruyter Ebound, OASPA, OAPEN, Publishers’ Licensing Services, Ukrainian Book Institute, Ukrainian Publishers and Booksellers Association.
Registration
Program Committee
Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
Denys KURBATOV, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Ihor TARANOV, General Director of the Directorate of Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Daria CHAIKA, Deputy General Director of the Directorate of Science and Innovation, Head of the Expert Group on Monitoring and Evaluation of Scientific, Scientific and Technical, and Innovative Activities of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Hryhoriy MOZOLEVYCH, Head of the Expert Group on Integration into the European Research Area of the Directorate of Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Zoya PETRENKO, Head of the Expert Group on Science Development of the Directorate of Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Oksana KRUKEVYCH, Head of the Expert Group on Innovation Development of the Directorate of Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine;
Iryna PRILUTSKA, State Expert of the Expert Group on Science Development of the Directorate of Science and Innovation of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine
Alla ZHARINOVA, Acting Director of the State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine.
