The Munin Conference is an annual conference on scholarly publishing and communication, primarily revolving around open access, open data and open science. The next conference (2022) will be the seventeenth Munin Conference. This year the conference will be held both online and as an in-person event in Tromsø, Norway.

Program

Below is the final program for the 17th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing. Note that due to the flipped format of the conference, participants will have to get acquainted with videos, papers and posters published before the conference.

Times are in Central European Time (UTC+01:00).

29 November – Workshops & Social gathering

Parallel workshops (for onsite participants):

• Workshop on publication ethics for journals editors, by Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)
• Workshop “Using games in research support?”

Preliminary duration of the workshops: 10:30–16:00.

There will be an informal social gathering for onsite conference participants in the evening: Prelaten Kro & Scene (Sjøgata 12) opens its doors for us at 19:00, come when you can (you do not need to register). You will be able to buy drinks and food in the bar.

30 November – Day 1 of the conference

09:00–09:50 Coffee and registration

09:50–10:05 Practical orientation. Opening of the conference

Conference chair. Pro-Rector for Research and Development at UiT, Prof. Camilla Brekke

• 10:05–11:05 Keynote on Open Science policies, Dominic Tate (University of Edinburgh)

11:00–11:15 Short break

• 11:15–11:40 Rights retention, open licensing and copyright. Reforming the policy landscape, Vanessa Proudman (SPARC Europe) & Jon Treadway (Great North Wood Consulting)

11:40–12:05 Open Access Monographs: COPIM & Making Mandates Reality, Martin Paul Eve & Tom Grady (University of London & COPIM)

12:05–12:20 Pitches for onsite posters

12:20–13:30 Onsite poster lunch

• 13:30–14:25 Keynote on Economics and equity in Open Science infrastructures, Jadranka Stojanovski (University of Zadar & Ruđer Bošković Institute)

14:25–15:00 Coffee break

• 15:00–15:25 Future pathways of a sector in transition. A socio-technical system perspective on the scholarly publishing market and Open Access, Lennart Stoy (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
• 15:25–15:50 Supporting Open Infrastructure through commercial partnerships: The Ubiquity case study, Brian Hole (Ubiquity Press)
• 15:50–16:15 Economics and equity in the development of Open Research Europe, Rob Johnson (Research Consulting)

17:30 Conference dinner

1 December – Day 2 of the conference

09:00–09:30 Coffee

• 09:30–10:15 Keynote on Connecting the building blocks of Open Science, Pierre Mounier (OpenEdition)

10:15–10:30 Short break

10:30–10:55 A new university press as a space to connect the building blocks of Open Science. A look through the prism of an open textbook publishing pilot, Mira Buist-Zhuk & Margreet Nieborg (University of Groningen)

10:55–11:20 Open access books: building blocks and policies, Ronald Snijder & Tom Mosterd (OAPEN Foundation)

11:20–12:20 Onsite poster lunch

• 12:20–12:45 Two decades of Open Access Campaigns: A retrospective analysis, Jenice Jean Goveas & Lizzie Sayer (International Science Council)

12:45–13:10 Open Science-friendly national R&D knowledge and information infrastructure: a case study from Korea, Hanna Shmagun (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI)), University of Science and Technology (UST)), Jangsup Shim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Charles Oppenheim, (Robert Gordon University), Kwangnam Choi (KISTI), Kwangho Chun (Institute for Information & Communication Technology Promotion), Jaesoo Kim (KISTI)

13:10–13:25 Short break

• 13:25–13:55 Panel discussion on persistent identifiers (digital), Bianca Kramer (Sesame Open Science), Chieh-Chih Estelle Cheng (ORCID), Amanda French (Crossref, ROR). See panellists' posters.
• 13:55–14:35 Panel discussion on research data management (onsite), Frédérique Belliard (Delft University of Technology), Live Kvale (University of Oslo), Arto Ikonen (University of Jyväskylä), Philipp Conzett (UiT The Arctic University of Norway). See panellists' posters.

14:35–15:20 Closing of the conference, final coffee and mingling

Posters

All posters at this year’s Munin Conference will be available in the digital format. For an overview of all posters go to Septentrio Conference Series Nr 1 (2022).

The following posters will also be presented during the onsite poster sessions:

• Open Science, the alliance way: Connecting institutional efforts through the EUTOPIA European University
• Managing the complexities of the article-based future
• Artificial Intelligence-based tools in the context of Open Science: PhD on Track as a resource
• Supporting equity, economies of scale, and interoperability by applying the International Data Space model to open science usage and impact reporting
• Using the State of Open Data 2022 survey to develop or enhance open data practices
• The OPERAS-PL development strategy for local open scholarly communication
• Striving for Open Access publishing at KTH Royal Institute of Technology: Are we on the right track?
• Connecting open data to open access publishing: TU Delft library perspective
• Interlinked and integrated research support services
• Developing a Competency Framework for Research Data Support Services in Norwegian Academic Libraries

Registration

Registration for onsite participants closes on 15 November.