Programme | Repository Fringe 2018

Day 1: Monday 2nd July – Wolfson Lecture Theatre
9.00 – 9.30	Registration (reception area) & Coffee (Wellcome Rooms)
9.30 – 9.45	Welcome to Repository Fringe 2018 Dominic Tate, Head of Library Research Support at the Edinburgh University Library
9.45 – 10.45	That was then, this is now, what’s next? Danny Kingsley, Deputy Director, Scholarly Communication & Research Services, Cambridge University Library Chair: Dominic Tate
10.45 – 11.15	Coffee Break (Wellcome East and West) – Supported by Jisc
11.15 – 11.40	REFereeing decisions on REF2021 submissions Pauline Jones, Head of Strategic Performance and Research Policy, The University of Edinburgh Chair: Theo Andrew
11.40 – 12.05	Translational failure in preclinical research; how open science can help Emily Sena, Editor-in-Chief at BMJ Open Science, Edinburgh Chair: Theo Andrew
12.05 – 12.30	Overview of Jisc services Helen Blanchett, Scholarly Communications Subject Specialist, Jisc Chair: Theo Andrew
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch – Wellcome rooms
14.00 – 15.00	10×10 presentations – Session supported by Haplo Layers of security for repositories. Kevin Sanders, University of West London Building on the foundations: the role of the next generation of repositories. Paul Walk, Antleaf Implementing a next-gen repository mid-REF cycle…madness or a stroke of genius? Jenny Evans, University of Westminster Oxford Brookes University’s institutional repository RADAR. Daniel Croft, Oxford Brookes University 10 years as repositories’ other guys. Julie Allinson, Rory McNicholl, Michelle Morelli, University of London Chair: Pauline Ward
15.00 – 15.30	Coffee Break (Wellcome East and West) and posters – Poster exhibition supported by Dimensions
15.30 – 15.50	The new Data Economy: How data repositories move to centre stage Gavin Ian McLachlan, Chief Information Officer and Librarian to the University of Edinburgh Chair: Claire Knowles
15.50- 16.30	10×10 presentations Towards a Global Comprehensive Dataset of Open Access Papers for Text Analytics. Nancy Pontika, Open University New developments in library-supported Open Access publishing at the University of Edinburgh. Roza Dimitrellou, University of Edinburgh Open repositories and open source … a happy marriage? Pauline Crépel, MyScienceWork Jisc Research Data Shared Service: Looking Back and Looking Forward. Christopher Brown, Jisc; Nigel Goddard, University of Edinburgh; Rory Macneil, Research Space Chair: Robin Rice
16:30 – 16:45	Day wrap up and drinks reception briefing. Theo Andrew, University of Edinburgh
17.00 – 19.30	Drinks Reception, The Refinery – Supported by Figshare

Day 2: Tuesday 3rd July – Wolfson Lecture Theatre
09.15- 09.30	Registration (reception area) & Coffee (Wellcome Rooms)
9.30 – 10.00	Helping academics escape the Publishing Trap: a lesson in copyright literacy Dr Jane Secker, City University and Chris Morrison, University of Kent Chair: Theo Andrew
10.00 – 11.00	Breakout sessions and Posters – Poster exhibition supported by Dimensions
11.00 – 11.30	Coffee Break (Wellcome East and West)
11.30 – 12.15	Making repositories work through collaboration (in all its guises) Chris Awre, Head of Information Services at University of Hull Chair: Pauline Ward
12.15 – 12.30	Data Vault Claire Knowles, University of Edinburgh Chair: Pauline Ward
12.30 – 14.00	Lunch – Wellcome rooms
14.00 – 15.30	10×10 presentations The future of the scholarly communications professional. Nancy Pontika, The Open University Opportunities for a wider collaboration across institutional Open Access support services? Pablo De Castro,University of Strathclyde Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Palestine. Rawia Radi, Islamic University of Gaza Wiki Wicca – Teaching data literacy with the Survey of Scottish Witchcraft and Wikidata. Ewan McAndrew, University of Edinburgh Enlightening the World: Service developments in open access at the University of Glasgow. Alastair Arthur, University of Glasgow Open.Ed – OER and Open Knowledge at the University of Edinburgh. Lorna Campbell, University of Edinburgh re:think – Open Access journal created and curated by undergraduate students at the University of Edinburgh. Hörn Arnarsdottir, Clare Anstock, Nicole Anderson, John Harries, University of Edinburgh Chair: Pauline Ward
15.30 – 16.00	Wrap up and poster awards Sarah Jones, Digital Curation Centre

	Scott Room	Upper Gallery	Kelvin Room – supported by Research Consulting
10.00- 11.00	Jisc services Come along to this informal session where you can get to know Jisc staff, hear about their activities, ask questions and give feedback. We will have Tunnock’s caramel wafers. Jisc staff will include Adam Field from the Sherpa services, Adam Vials-Moore from the UK ORCID support team, Adam Rehin, our OA development team manager, Tom Davey our OA UX specialist and Helen Blanchett, who works on improving support and communications across all our OA services. Helen Blanchett, Scholarly communications subject specialist, Jisc	Open Journal Systems (OJS) Kyle Brady, University of St Andrews and Roza Dimitrellou, University of Edinburgh	The Publishing Trap Dr Jane Secker, City University and Chris Morrison, University of Kent
11.30-12.30	GDPR Nykhola Strong, OA Scotland and University of Aberdeen and Valerie McCutcheon, University of Glasgow	Delivering the Next-Gen Research Repository: A unified approach to research assets management. Ghislain Onestas, ExLibris	OpenAIRE Guidelines for repositories, COAR Next Generation Repositories WG Recommendations, FAIR Data Action Plan. Susanna Mornati, 4Science
1300 -1400	Arts outputs and repositories catch-up – an informal opportunity to gather with peers and to share experiences, questions and ideas Nicola Siminson, The Glasgow School of Art
14:00 -15.30	Eprints User Group Valerie McCutcheon, University of Glasgow		DSpace User Group Bram Luyten, Atmire