Full Program - Tuesday, 11 and Wednesday 12, January 2011
On Tuesday and Wednesday we meet at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Gendarmenmark, for the Full Conference Program. The APE 2011 Conference Program is being developed by a high level Program Committe and will offer a broad perspective, varying from research excellence, peer reviewing, use of information, content innovation, funding and investing, business models, new types of information, enabling technologies, repositories, search engines, dissemination, access and sharing of knowledge. This time much about collection, managing and publishing of DATA and reports on several EU projects. There will be a lot of time for discussions and meeting with friends and colleagues ...
Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences,
Gendarmenmarkt, Markgrafenstr. 38, 10117 BERLIN
... and enjoy the conference dinner
The conference dinner at Tuesday night takes place at the 'Restaurant Refugium', under the French Dome, which is a very lovely and hospitable location. The kitchen is excellent.
Restaurant Refugium
Gendarmenmarkt 5
10117 BERLIN, Germany
PowerPoint Presentations will be attached in the respective program days after the conference.
08:00 - 10:00
10:00 - 12:30
12:30 - 13:30
13:30 - 15:00
15:00 - 15:30
15:30 - 17:30
17.30 - 18:30
19:00
Doors open for Registration (Coffee, Tea & Snacks and Happy New Year)
Welcome and Opening: by Dr. Karl-Peter Winters, German Association of Publishers and Booksellers, Frankfurt
Prof. Michael Mabe, CEO, International Association of STM Publishers, The Hague and Oxford:
Opening Remarks
Keynotes:
Prof. Dr. John Wood, Secretary General, Association of Commonwealth Universities, London and Chair of the High Level Expert Group on Scientific Data
Riding the Wave. How Europe can Gain from the Fising Tide of Scientific Data
Prof. Dr. J.J. (Jos) Engelen,President, Governing Board of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), The Hague and Vice-President of EUROHORCs, European Heads of Research Councils
What Academic Publishing can Do fo Science
Buffet Lunch
Session: Peer Review.
Chair: Mayur Amin, Senior VP, Research and Academic Relations, Elsevier, Oxford
Dr. Andrew Plume & Dr. Adrian Mulligan, Research & Academic Relations, Elsevier, Oxford
Peer Review: The Evidence
Dr. Bernd Pulverer, Head of Scientific Publications at EMBO and Chief Editor of the EMBO Journal, Heidelberg
Transparent Peer Review
Maurizio Marchese, Aliaksandr Birukou, Marcos Baez, Alejandro Mussi, Daniil Mirylenka, Deparztment of Information Engineering and Coputer Science, University of Trento, Italy
Liquid Publications: Scientific Communication meets the Social Web
Coffee & Tea and Networking
Session: The Data Deluge, to Drown or Swim?
Chair: Robert M. Campbell, Senior Publisher, Wiley Blackwell, Oxford
Herbert Gruttemeier, Immediate Past President, ICSTI and Head of International Relations, INIST-CNRS, Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy
Helping to Ride - A Look at Data Sharing and Access Policies
Mrs. Eefke Smit, Director, Standards and Technology, International Association of STM Publishers
Taking the Current when ist Serves - Research Data from the Publishers' Perspective
Dr. Michael Diepenbroek, Managing Director, WDC-MARE / PANGAEA, MARUM Center for Marine Environmental Sciences, University Bremen
Data Publishing in the Context of the ICSU World Data System
Dr. Jan Brase, Chairman, International DOI Foundation and Managing Director, DataCite, German National Library of Science and Technology, Hannover
DataCite - Improving Access to Research data From the Perspective of Libraries
Dr. Malte Dreyer, Head, Research and Development, Max Planck Digital Library, Munich
Managing Publication and Research Data: The eSciDoc eResearch Infrastructure
The APE Lecture: Information in Space and Time
Prof. Dr. Werner Kuhn, Director, Institute for Geoinformatics, University of Münster
Conference Dinner at the 'Restaurant Refugium' (Limited Seating in splendid environment - please note: on Invitation and separate Registration only)
08:00 - 09:00
Please note:
09:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:20
11:00 - 12:20
12:20 - 12:30
12:30 - 13:30
13:30 - 15:30
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 - 16:30
16:30 - 17:30
17:30
Doors open (Coffee, Tea & Chinese Snacks)
Parallel Sessions in Leibniz Room and Humboldt Room
Leibniz Room (Plenum)
Session: Going Out! International Chinese Publishing
Chair: Dr. Matthias Wahls, m.w. publishing consultancy, The Hague
Dr. Matthias Wahls, Consultant
A brief Introduction to China's "Going Out" Strategy in Academic Publishing
Stephen Boume, Chief Executive, Cambridge University Press
East meets West: practical Problems, practical Solutions
Dr. Anke Beck, Senior Vice President Pubishing, De Gruyter Berlin
Academic Publishing in China: Tailored Partnerships for Common Goals
Matthias Kaun, Head, East Asia Department, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
Collection Building Reality: Challenges and New Needs for a Chinese Collection in Europe
Coffee & Tea and Networking
Leibniz Room (Plenum)
Session: Innovations
Chair: Mrs. Eefke Smit, Director, Standards and Technology, STM, Amsterdam
Adam Marshall, Gourp Head of Marketing and Customer Services, Portland Press, London
Bringing the Journal alive: the Semantic Biochemical Journal
Victor Henning, Co-founder and CEO, Mendeley, London
Mendeley: Building the World's largest Semantic Research Database - from Scratch!
Kevin Cohn, Vice President of Operations, Atypon, Santa Clara
Anytime, Anywhere: Strategies for Mobile Content Delivery
Humboldt Room
Future Lab (Open Session limited to 20 persons - please contact Registration Desk)
Moderation: Ehrhardt F. Heinold, Heinold, Spiller & Partners, Hamburg
A short Presentation from the Future Lab in the Leibniz Romm (Plenum)
Buffet Lunch and Networking
Session: Open Access: The Facts
Chair: Dr. Salvatore Mele, Head of Open Access, CERN, Geneva
Prof. Dr. Stuart M. Shieber, Director, Office for Scholarly Communication, Harvard University Library, Cambridge, MA
The Rational and Empirical Basis for Open-Access Initiatives
Mrs. Bettina Goerner, Manager Open Access, Springer Science+Business Media, Heidelberg
SOAP - Study of Open Access Publishing: what Researchers want, what Publishers offer
Dr. Caroline Sutton, President, OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association)
Open Access Publishers: Retaining core values while challenging non-core practices
Dr. Mark Patterson, Director of Publishing, Public Library of Science (PLoS), Cambridge
Open Access Publishers: Breaking even and growing fast
Prof. Dr. Paola Dubini, Director, Art Science Knowledge (ASK) Research Center, Università Bocconi, Milano
Complementary Article Dissemination via Journals and Repositories: Economic Evidenc from the PEER Project
Coffee & Tea and Networking
Keynote
H. Frederick Dylla, Executive Director & CEO, American Institute of Physics, College Park
After the Scholarly Publishing Roundtable: The Evolution of the Debate on Public Access
Closing Remarks & Panel Discussion
Dr. Herman P. Spruijt, Immediate Past President, International Publishers Association, Geneva
End of APE 2011. Please note APE 2012, 24 / 25 January 2012, Berlin