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X-WR-CALNAME: IAC Talks: Open Astronomy Seminars
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CREATED:2023-09-21T10:30:00+01:00
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SUMMARY:Open Access in Astronomy: How did it happen, what is the status, an
 d where are we going? 
DESCRIPTION:Open Access in Astronomy: How did it happen, what is the status
 , and where are we going? \nUta Grothkopf, Monique Gomez\n\nAstronomy has 
 traditionally been an open science with a wide-spread  attitude of sharing
  and exchange of best practices. Outside of  astronomy, a strong movement 
 towards Open Access Publishing has taken  place during recent years, which
  is now affecting all scientific subject  areas.  In this presentation, we
  will give a quick overview of what Open Access  is and what it means for 
 astronomy, and will review the current  publishing models of core astronom
 y journals. A special focus will be  the support libraries provide to scie
 ntists to make the best use of the  Open Access options available to them,
  as well as the ways in which  librarians help to shape movements in schol
 arly communication in order  to establish a more collaborative, transparen
 t publishing landscape.\n 
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