101 Innovations in scholarly communication - changing research workflows

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(except logo’s) 101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication changing research workflows Bianca Kramer & Jeroen Bosman OpenCon webcast, December 11, 2015 @MsPhelps @jeroenbosman

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101 Innovations in Scholarly Communicationchanging research workflows

Bianca Kramer & Jeroen Bosman

OpenCon webcast, December 11, 2015

@MsPhelps@jeroenbosman

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2005

2010

Discovery

Analysis

WritingPublication

Out

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Assessm

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What people can use

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analysis

outreach assessmentpublication

writingdiscovery

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DIY: Encounter problem? Code the solution!

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2005

2010

Discovery

Analysis

WritingPublication

Out

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Or: use one of

the many tools

already out

there

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Database: scholarly communication tools

http://bit.ly/innoscholcomm-list

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Example research workflows: traditional to experimental

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Open Science

y y y y yElsevier

Example research workflows:company silos / open science

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Three goals for science & scholarship (G-E-O)

• declaring competing interests• replication & reproducibility• meaningful assessment• effective quality checks• credit where it is due• no fraud, plagiarism

• connected tools & platforms• no publ. size restrictions• null result publishing• speed of publication• (web)standards, IDs• semantic discovery• re-useability• versioning

open peer review •open (lab)notes •

plain language •open drafting •

open access •CC-0/BY •

good

efficient open

technical changes & standards

research governance

changes

economic & copyright

changes

researcher

funder

government

publisher

public

library

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good

efficient open

Ongoing discussionsresearcher

funder

publisher

public

government library

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Charters, manifestos and declarations

2003: Berlin Declaration

2012: San Francisco DORA

2015: Leiden Manifesto

2015: The Hague Declaration

2003: Berlin Declaration

2012: San Francisco DORA

2009: Right2Research

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A multi-cyclic, multi-orderedmodel of the research workflow, with loops

preparation

analysis

writingpublication

outreach

assessment discovery

Rounds of grant writing and application

Iterations of search and reading

Drafting, receiving comments,rewriting

Submit, peer review, rejection, resubmitting

Rounds of experiments and measurements

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A multi-cyclic, multi-orderedmodel of the research workflow, with loops

preparation

analysis

writingpublication

outreach

assessment discovery

Rounds of grant writing and application

Iterations of search and reading

Drafting, receiving comments,rewriting

Submit, peer review, rejection, resubmitting

Rounds of experiments and measurements

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What people do use

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Survey: scholarly communication tools

http://101innovations.wordpress.com

Open untilFebruary 10

2016

Over 7,000 responses

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Survey: scholarly communication tools

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Survey: demographics (first 6571 results)

What is your research role?What discipline are you working in?

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Survey results: Researcher profiles

others

MyScienceWork

ResearcherID

Academia.edu

Profile page at own institution

ORCID

Google Scholar Citations

ResearchGate

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%PhD student / Postdoc / Faculty (n=3481)

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Survey results: Altmetrics’ share

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Do you support Open Access ?

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Do you support Open Access ?

USA 86 %

Canada 90 %

Brazil 93 %

Russia 77 %

China 85 %

Japan 78 %

India 88 %

Australia 87 %

UK 95 % Germany 95 %

France 92 %

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Do you support Open Access ?

Yes No I don't know

0%

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40%

60%

80%

Japan

Yes No I don't know

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

China

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Do you support Open Access ?

USA 86 %

Canada 90 %

Brazil 93 %

Russia 77 %

China 85 %

Japan 78 %

India 88 %

Australia 87 %

UK 95 % Germany 95 %

France 92 %

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Do you support Open Science ?

USA 79 %

Canada 79 %

Brazil 88 %

Russia 86 %

China 87 %

Japan 73 %

India 94 %

Australia 82 %

UK 84 % Germany 76 %

France 90 %

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Make these data work for you

Do Asian postdocs look more to impact factors to select a journal to publish in than

their Latin American counterparts?

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Make these data work for you

Is sharing ‘preprints’ gaining traction beyond the fields of astronomy, physics and math, and

if so, what platforms are used?

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Make these data work for you

Which tools are used in multiple research phases, and are they leading tools

in any of these phases?

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Compare yourself to your peer group

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Call to action – help distribute our survey

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Custom URL - get data from your institution

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What people should use ?

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collaborative online writing

using repositories for institutional

visibility

more open and post-publication

peer review

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Importance of interoperability

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