Open Access Week

Open Science is about making the research process transparent and inclusive for researchers and members of the public alike. The International Open Access Week is an annual event held in celebration of Open Access and Open Science.

Between 23 and 27 October, 2023, Linköping University Library will be hosting a series of open webinars during the International Open Access Week. One of them, “Open Data - from data management to repository,” will be in English.

Welcome to celebrate Open Science with us during International Open Access Week 2023!

Pop-up events

You are welcome to come and talk Open Science with us at the following times and locations:

Campus Norrköping

Monday 23 October, 11.00–13.00
Place: Utsikten, floor 8, Kåkenhus
More about Campus Norrköping

Campus University Hospital

Wednesday 25 October, 11.00–13.00
Place: Close to Deli Marché, floor 9, entrance 65
More about Campus University Hospital

Campus Valla

Friday 27 October, 11.00–13.00
Place: Universitetsklubben, Vallfarten
More about Campus Valla

Webinar

Open data – from data management to repository

This open lecture will give you the basics about how to manage open data during the research process and making your data accessible in a repository. The webinar, hosted by Johanna Nählinder, research support coordinator, and Kaori Hoshi Larsson, bibliometric analyst at Linköping University Library, is part of the Library's programme during the International Open Access Week 2023.

International Open Access Week

The official International Open Access Week website. Read more about this year's theme and download information resources in different languages.

Use ORCID and verify it in MinIT

To disseminate research and make it accessible, identifiers such as DOI links for publications and ORCID for researchers are indispensable.

What is open science?

Open science is not only a buzzword among policymakers, but also something that we encountar as a part of everyday life.

Register your research data in DiVA

By registering your research data in DiVA, they will become more visible and searchable.

Open Access

Open Access (OA) means that scientific articles are published freely online free of charge or other barriers to the reader. Through CC (Creative Commons) licenses, you can, as an author, specify how others may use your material.