« LYRASIS, an innovative full-service technology and services nonprofit that is home to ten community supported open source programs, and LA … Continuer la lecture de « LYRASIS and LA Referencia Announce Partnership to Engage and Strengthen Community Supported Programs in Latin America »
« Open access is often discussed as a process of flipping the existing closed subscription based model of scholarly communication to … Continuer la lecture de « AmeliCA before Plan S – The Latin American Initiative to develop a cooperative, non-commercial, academic led, system of scholarly communication »
« Latin America has historically led a firm and rising Open Access movement and represents the worldwide region with larger adoption … Continuer la lecture de « Plan S in Latin America: A precautionary note »
« The Alberto Mendelzon International Workshop on Foundations of Data Management (AMW) brings together top researchers from all over the world, … Continuer la lecture de « Proceedings of the 13th Alberto Mendelzon International Workshop on Foundations of Data Management Asunción, Paraguay, June 3–7, 2019 »
« This document, prepared by LA Referencia, characterizes the current regional situation regarding open access, reflects on « Plan S », and gives … Continuer la lecture de « Public Policies for Scholarly Communication in Latin America »
« L’entretien accordé par Dominique Babini, le 5 février 2019, à Lizzie Sayer pour l’International Science Council (ISC) a été traduit … Continuer la lecture de « Le Plan S et le libre accès en Amérique latine : entretien avec Dominique Babini »
« Open Science is often presented as the overarching “umbrella” of Open Access and Open Data, amongst others. In this article, … Continuer la lecture de « From Open Access to Open Science: innovation in scholarly communication »
« The goal of the 2018 Latin American Workshop on Data Science (LADaS 2018) is to provide a forum for scientists, … Continuer la lecture de « LADaS 2018, First Latin America Data Science Workshop – August 27, 2018 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [book of proceedings] »
« The objective of this study is to investigate how Open Science (OS) values and practices have influenced open access (OA) … Continuer la lecture de « Open Science Practices Adopted by Latin American & Caribbean Open Access Journals »
« In November 2017, the SciELO Program launched the new online interface for the operation of the national and thematic collections … Continuer la lecture de « SciELO launches new operation interface for its collections »
« Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. August 31st and September 1st, 2017 The participants of this First Consortium Assembly from Ibero-America and Caribbean … Continuer la lecture de « STATEMENT – FIRST CONSORTIUM ASSEMBLY FROM IBERO-AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN »
« The SciELO Program is setting in motion a basic plan for the development and operation of a preprints server – … Continuer la lecture de « SciELO Preprints on the way »
« A current search in the DOAJ database reveals that there are 916 journals from Latin America and the Caribbean that … Continuer la lecture de « Challenges of the Latin American open access publishing model »
« One of the operation principles of the SciELO network is the interoperability between national collections operating in a decentralized manner … Continuer la lecture de « International course updated SciELO network professionals on the new methodological platform »
« (…) LA Referencia, in cooperation with COAR is working with OpenAIRE to achieve this. LA Referencia is an initiative of … Continuer la lecture de « LA Referencia: Implementing the OpenAIRE guidelines in Latin America »
« One of the most remarkable advances that have occurred in scholarly communication is the individualized publication of articles, either through … Continuer la lecture de « Speeding up research communication: the actions of SciELO »
« Since repositories are a key tool in making scholarly knowledge open access, determining their presence and impact on the Web … Continuer la lecture de « The dark side of Open Access in Google and Google Scholar: the case of Latin-American repositories – Enrique Orduña-Malea, Emilio Delgado Lopez-Cozar »
