1. The document discusses the concept of "open science" and questions what may lie beyond it.
2. It examines different components of open science like open access, open data, and open source. While open science aims to make scholarly knowledge more universally available, it is questioned if all publicly funded research and the public truly deserve open access.
3. The document raises questions about whether open science leads to better science, is a concept for scholarly communication or science practice, and if it will truly make citizens more educated or scientific. It concludes that while digital changes are happening, many aspects of science have long operated in similar open and collaborative ways.
Japan's third phase of quality assurance in the context of international comm...Syun Tutiya
Slides for the talk at "Global Summit on Quality Education Sharing Values ad Fostering Trust Beyond Borders, hosted by NAAC, India, held in Bengarulu on September 16, 2016
1. The document discusses the concept of "open science" and questions what may lie beyond it.
2. It examines different components of open science like open access, open data, and open source. While open science aims to make scholarly knowledge more universally available, it is questioned if all publicly funded research and the public truly deserve open access.
3. The document raises questions about whether open science leads to better science, is a concept for scholarly communication or science practice, and if it will truly make citizens more educated or scientific. It concludes that while digital changes are happening, many aspects of science have long operated in similar open and collaborative ways.
Japan's third phase of quality assurance in the context of international comm...Syun Tutiya
Slides for the talk at "Global Summit on Quality Education Sharing Values ad Fostering Trust Beyond Borders, hosted by NAAC, India, held in Bengarulu on September 16, 2016
This document discusses open access in Japan and potential strategies to increase open access availability of Japanese research publications. It notes that while Japan produces over 80,000 scholarly articles annually and has over 700 institutional repositories, only 6.9% of annual publications are available through open access repositories due to lack of author participation. The document proposes the CHOR/JST initiative, which would involve authors reporting funding sources at submission and connecting funders, authors, readers, libraries and publishers to improve access. It provides an example of Chiba University searching for articles by their authors funded by JST programs, finding around 400 articles but low author registration of funding sources is a challenge. The document suggests things may be improving for open access in Japan but more
Expectations from open science - Shared and unshared challenges for Europe ...Syun Tutiya
At the Symposium on Open Access policies by HORIZON 2020 and international issues regarding open science -Common scholarly communication issues shared by Europe and Japan and the role of university libraries- Kobe University, October 14, 2015
The ”Asian” Future of Open Access
Syun Tutiya
The National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation
for the 5th SPARC Japan Seminar 2013 ”Winds of Change: The Past, Present, and Future of Open Access in Asia,” at NII on February 7, 2014
Talk in Japanese, slides in English. This uploaded version is stylistically slightly emended afterwards
Toward the quality assurance of ``collaborative'' educational programs across...Syun Tutiya
This document discusses the CAMPUS Asia monitoring project which aims to assure quality in educational programs across borders between Japan, China, and Korea. It provides background on internationalization trends in higher education in these countries. The monitoring project involves joint quality assurance of consortium programs between universities in the three countries. Challenges include differences in quality assurance systems and languages. The project seeks to identify best practices to disseminate. Future areas of focus may include joint degree programs and expanding beyond China, Japan, and Korea to include Southeast Asia.
This document discusses open access in Japan and potential strategies to increase open access availability of Japanese research publications. It notes that while Japan produces over 80,000 scholarly articles annually and has over 700 institutional repositories, only 6.9% of annual publications are available through open access repositories due to lack of author participation. The document proposes the CHOR/JST initiative, which would involve authors reporting funding sources at submission and connecting funders, authors, readers, libraries and publishers to improve access. It provides an example of Chiba University searching for articles by their authors funded by JST programs, finding around 400 articles but low author registration of funding sources is a challenge. The document suggests things may be improving for open access in Japan but more
Expectations from open science - Shared and unshared challenges for Europe ...Syun Tutiya
At the Symposium on Open Access policies by HORIZON 2020 and international issues regarding open science -Common scholarly communication issues shared by Europe and Japan and the role of university libraries- Kobe University, October 14, 2015
The ”Asian” Future of Open Access
Syun Tutiya
The National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation
for the 5th SPARC Japan Seminar 2013 ”Winds of Change: The Past, Present, and Future of Open Access in Asia,” at NII on February 7, 2014
Talk in Japanese, slides in English. This uploaded version is stylistically slightly emended afterwards
Toward the quality assurance of ``collaborative'' educational programs across...Syun Tutiya
This document discusses the CAMPUS Asia monitoring project which aims to assure quality in educational programs across borders between Japan, China, and Korea. It provides background on internationalization trends in higher education in these countries. The monitoring project involves joint quality assurance of consortium programs between universities in the three countries. Challenges include differences in quality assurance systems and languages. The project seeks to identify best practices to disseminate. Future areas of focus may include joint degree programs and expanding beyond China, Japan, and Korea to include Southeast Asia.
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昨日の話題
• JISC Collections とElsevier との2017年から5年間の枠 組
みがあっさり合意
▶ ただし、Offsetting ではないらしい(「オープンサ
イエンス」への言及はあるが)
▶ Freedom Collectionは、1850タイトルである
• Retraction Watchによれば、14歳の男子の写真が掲載 さ
れた論文がオープンアクセスであること知った親が 論
文撤回を求めたとのこと(“It has been reported by the
author that the permission of using the images hasbeen
revoked by the family of the patient concerned. Asthe case
involves frontal areas of face, the image cannotbe modified
to protect the patient identity. Therefore, in the best interest
of the privacy of the patient and hisfamily, the author has
decided to retract the article” )
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SCI-HUB
• カザフスタンのAlexandra Elbakyanが 2011年に創設。
2015年 11月に一応停止
• そのあと、ドメイン名をさまざまに変えて継続。
bitcoin による寄付で運営
• 58,000,000論文を搭載。一日あたり200,000件の利用。
LivGenとの協力(2013)
• Elsevier が米国で提訴(2015年 10月)。ただし、サイト 自
体はロシアにある
• “If Elsevier manages to shut down our projects or forcethem
into the darknet, that will demonstrate animportant idea: that
the public does not have the rightto knowledge.”
• EFF が支持、Gabriel J. Gardner(CalState)が研究
• 「Aaron Swartzの後継者」とか、「科学のロビンフッ
ド」とか
• これは、「悪い」オープンアクセス?
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MISC.
• Thomson Reutersが科学・知財部門を売却 ⇒
“Intellectual Property & Science is now known as
Clarivate Analytics
...and is no longer part of Thomson Reuters. You canstill
explore their products on this page.”
(http://thomsonreuters.com/en/products-services/scholarly-scientific-research/scholarly-search
⇒ 伝統は保つのか?
• やっと、 “新 CAT/ILL” へ。でもまだ「総合目録」は
作るらしいが、、、
• データの位置の確立(Figshare, DataCite などが普通の
ものになった)
• Altmetricsの浸透と陳腐化
• Academia.edu や ResearchGateの問題
25. 英国のREF2014/REF2020
• REF2014は、
▶ 52,061人の教員による191,150件の論文業績、
6,975件の社会的影響評価によって1,911単位を評
価した
▶ その結果、30%が “world-leading”、46%が
“internationally excellent”、20%が“recognized
internationally”、3%が “recognized nationally” と なっ
た
• 2020年に向けては、2016年4月以降に採択決定をうけ
た雑誌論文について
▶ “authors’outputs must have been deposited in an
institutional or subject repository.”
▶ “Where a publication specifies an embargo period,
authors can comply with the policy by making a
‘ closed ’deposit”
• ちなみに、国立大学法人の教育研究評価は現在実施中
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Pim Slot, SURFmarket 講演(2016 年4月ICOLC)から
• Elsevier: 3 year deal (2016-2018). A limited amount of articles
can be published in OA with a zero APC.
• Springer: Springer Compact deal (2015 and 2016).Unlimited
publish rights in hybrid journals more or lessfor the amount of
money we spend on the subscriptionspreviously. Is this a
sustainable agreement? Nobodyknows. . . . The APC ’s
have been payed for by a central budget. Individual authors
do not need to makeany arrangement individually.
• Wiley: Same kind of agreement as Springer. 4 yearcontract.
The total amount of the APC-spent in 2015has been taken
into account for the total amount of theagreement. Unlimited
publishing rights in hybridjournals
• さらに、Sage, Kargerで緩やかに、 RSC、 ACS はこれ
から。