Open Access Week at Kaunas University of Technology Library

During the Open Access Week (which runs from 20–24 October this year), KTU library is inviting the community to take part in events and training sessions on open science, research data and results, and how we can all work together to share knowledge.

Every year in October, Open Access Week encourages the public and academic communities to talk about issues related to access to scientific knowledge and authorship. This is a great opportunity to connect the global movement for open knowledge sharing with policy changes and social issues that affect people worldwide.
This year’s theme, “Who Owns Our Knowledge?”, focuses on how communities can keep control of the knowledge they have created. Commercial publishers have long dominated research outputs and knowledge. Now the research community is invited to reflect on ownership of scientific knowledge and its access to both the academic community and society.

Events:

• October 20 (Monday), 15.30–16.15 – Training session: “Maximising Research Impact via Practising Openness“ (in English). Trainer: Marjan Monshi (KTU Library, Research Information Services). Platform: MS Teams | REGISTRATION
• October 22 (Wednesday), 15.30–16.15 – Training session: “Finding the Right Journal to Publish“ (in English). Trainer: Giedrius Dabašinskas (KTU LibraryResearch Information Services). Platform: MS Teams | REGISTRATION
• October 24 (Friday), 13.30–14.30 – Webinar for the KTU research community: “What You Need to Know About Open Access and Data Management?” (in English). An overview of open access policy at international, national, and institutional levels, and KTU’s research data management plan guidelines. REGISTRATION