Doors open for Registration (Coffee, Tea & Snacks)

Welcome and Opening: Dr. Karl-Peter Winters, German Association of Publishers and Boksellers, Frankfurt

Opening Remarks: Professor Michael Mabe, CIEO, International Association of STM Publishers, The Hague and Oxford

Keynotes

Professor Dr. Matthias Kleiner, President, German Research Foundation (DFG), Bonn: In the Interest of Science - The Priority Initiative "Digital Information" of the Alliance Partner Organisations

Professor Dr. Andreas Dengel, Scientific Director, German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), Kaiserslautern: The Semantic Desktop - Supplementing a User's Memory

Buffet Lunch

Session: Research

Chair: Dr. Salvatore Mele, CERN - European Organisation for Nuclear Research, Geneva

Dr. Ingrid Wünning Tschol, Head of Science, Robert Bosch Foundation, Stuttgart: What the Researchers and Those who fund Them expect from the Library / Publisher Today and in the Future?

Michael Jubb, Director, Research Information Network (RIN), London: Using and Communication Knowledge: a Researcher Perspective

Coffee & Tea

Google & Friends? The New World of Digital Libraries. Questions and Implications

Moderation: Jens Bammel, Secretary General, International Publishers Association (IPA), Geneva

Participants: Professor Dr. Stefan Gradmann, President DGI and Humboldt-University-zu-Berlin; Christine de Mazières,Syndicat national de l'Édition (SNE), Paris; Simon Juden, Chief Executive, The Publishers Association (PA), London (not yet confirmed); Mark Seeley, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Elsevier, Burlington, MA; Dr. Christian Sprang, Legal Counsel, German Association of Publishers and Booksellers (Börsenverein), Frankfurt; Santiago de la Mora, Director, Print Content Partnership, EMEA, Google, UK

APE Lecture

Professor Dr. Stefan Gradmann, President, German Society for Information Science and Information Practice (DGI), Humboldt-University-zu-Berlin: Building Blocks of the future Scholarly Web: Beyond and far beyond

Conference Dinnter at the 'Restaurant Refugium' (Limited Seating in splendid environment - please note: on Invitation or separate Registration!)

Doors open (Coffee, Tea & Snacks)

Please note Satellite Sessions in the Humboldt Room

Session: Content Innovation

Chair: Eefke Smit, Director, Standards and Technology, International Association of STM

Ijsbrand Jan Aalbersberg, Vice President, Innovation and Product Development, Elsevier, Amsterdam: Elsevier's Article of the Future

Dan Pollock, Associate Director, Nature.com, London: Latest Developments in Nature.com

Richard Kidd, Manager, Editorial Production Systems. Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge: Project Prospect, Semantic Publishing in Chemistry - Linking through Standards

Ed Pentz, Executive Director, CrossRef, Oxford: CrossMark: Trust and the Stewardship of Scholarly Content

Coffee & Tea

Future Lab (Humboldt Room - limited to 20 persons)

The Future Lab wants to explore the future of scientific publishing. It is an open session for a small group, in which we want to work on the following items: - How will scientific publishing and communication change? - How will the scientific value chain change? - Which roles in the value chain will librarians, publishing houses, authors, scientific communities and the public authorities paly? - Who will pay for what?

Aim of the session is to develop a most likely scenario of scientific publishing in 10 to 20 years.

Moderation: Ehrhardt F. Heinold, Heinold, Spiller and Partner, Hamburg

A short report will be presented at the end of the Session "Looking Ahead"

Session: Looking Ahead

Chair: Dr. Einar Fredriksson, Director, IOS Press, Amsterdam

Mark Ware, Mark Ware Consulting, Bristol, Access by Small and Medium-sized Enterprises to Professional and Academic Information

Eelco Ferwerda, Amsterdam University Press: Open Access Monographic Publishing in the Humanities

Martin Fröhlich and Felix Hofmann, Managing Directors, PaperC, Berlin: PaperC: A New Model for Publishers against illegal Fils Sharing

Report from the Future Lab

Buffet Lunch

Session: Metrics, Ratings & Rankings

Chair: Mayur Amin, Senior Vice President, Research & Academic Relations, Elsevier, Oxford

Gregg Gordon, President & CEO, Social Science Research Network, Rochester, NY: Article Level Metrics - What We Don't Know We Don't Know

Mark Patterson, Director of Publishing, PLoS, Cambridge: Article Level Metrics at PLoS

Dr. Henk Moed, Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS), University of Leiden: SNIP - A New Metric for a New Era

Jan Velterop, Concept Web Alliance, Cobham: Measuring Is Knowing - Or Is It?

Coffee & Tea

Keynote:

H. Frederick Dylla, Executive Director & CEO, American Institute of Physics, College Park, MD: Bridging the Divide over the Public Access Debate

Closing Panel:

Moderation: Dr. Herman P. Spruijt, President, International Publishers Association (IPA), Geneva, with Speakers from the APE 2010 Conference

Participants: Ann Okerson, Yale University, New Haven, CT; H. Frederick Dylla, Executive Director & CEO, American Institute of Physics, College Park, MD; Dr. Albrecht Hauff, CEO, Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart; Prof. Dr. Claudia Lux, Immediate Past President, IFLA, Berlin

End of APE 2010