During the Open Access Week also learn about CLARIN-LV
From 25 to 31 October, International Open Access Week, which is
a global week of self-initiated events highlighting Open Access to research, is being celebrated around the world. This initiative is seen as an important catalyst for fruitful discussions, building new collaborations and strengthening and developing existing collaborations. This year, the UL Library and the OpenAIRE National Open Access Service (NAPD) welcome Latvian scientific communities to short online lectures.
This year, the OpenAIRE National Open Access Service and the University of Latvia Library invite staff of universities in Latvia and research institutes, researchers, doctoral students, research project managers and coordinators, publishers and editors of scientific publications, information and data specialists, as well as others interested to participate in several online informative events.
October 26, 10:00–10:30
"Get acquainted with the new CLARIN-LV research infrastructure!".
REGISTRATION (after registration the access link will be sent to the participant's email)
Target audience: researchers in humanities and social sciences and doctoral students, information and data specialists; staff of universities in Latvia
and research institutes, researchers, IT specialists
October 27, 15:00–15:30
"DOAJ: your access point to the high-quality scientific journals".
REGISTRATION (after registration the access link will be sent to the participant's email)
Target audience: Staff of universities in Latvia and research institutes, researchers, doctoral students, authors of scientific publications, publishers and editors, information specialists and librarians
October 28, 15:00–15:30
"European Union Research and Innovation Program Horizon Europe: Requirements in the context of Open Science".
REGISTRATION (after registration the access link will be sent to the participant's email)
Target audience: potential participants of Horizon Europe programme projects, staff of universities in Latvia and research institutes, researchers, doctoral students, research project managers and coordinators, information and data specialists