20 Février 2010
European Countries join forces to realize the EC Open Access pilot: OpenAIRE
OpenAIRE (Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe), a three-years project funded under the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission, has now taken up its work to implement Open Access on a pan-European scale. This ambitious effort unites 38 partners from 27 European countries.
The main goal of OpenAIRE is to support the Open Access pilot, launched by the European Commission in August 2008. This Open Access pilot, which covers about 20% of the FP7 budget, commits researchers from 7 thematic areas (Health, Energy, Environment, Information & Communication Technology, Research Infrastructures, Socio-economic sciences & Humanities and Science in Society) to deposit their research publications in an institutional or disciplinary Open Access repository, to be made available worldwide in full text. OpenAIRE will establish underlying structures for researchers to support them in complying with the pilot through European Helpdesk System, build an OpenAIRE portal and e-Infrastructure for the repository networks and explore scientific data management services together with 5 disciplinary communities.
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| Lun Oct 18 @08:00 - 05:00PM NECOBELAC course on scholarly publishing and OA in health sciences |
| Lun Oct 25 @08:00 - 05:00PM Berlin8 Open Access Conference First Announcement |
| Mer Oct 27 @08:00 - 05:00PM RSP one day conference “Doing it differently” |
| Ven Oct 29 @13:00 - 05:00PM OpenAIRE presented for Finnish DSpace User Group |
| Lun Nov 08 SPARC Digital Repositories |

L’Open Access est la possibilité d’accéder en ligne, immédiatement et gratuitement, aux résultats de la recherche sans les limitations d’usage habituellement imposées par les accords de cession de droits avec les éditeurs. L’Open Access concerne la production scientifique publiée par les chercheurs : articles validés par les pairs (peer-review), conference papers et divers ensembles de données. 
OpenAIRE a mis en place un Helpdesk afin d’apporter des réponses au sujet de l’Open Access Pilot (7e PCRD), des recommandations de l’ERC et de la manière dont s’effectue le dépôt des publications.


