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Open science in an open access world Egon Willighagen 2020-11-12 @egonwillighagen 0000-0001-7542-0286 School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism

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  • Open science in an open access world

    Egon Willighagen2020-11-12

    @egonwillighagen0000-0001-7542-0286

    School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism

  • Every year in autumn, Open Access receives a lot of attention, and invariably it is conflated with Open

    Science. While they both an overlap in intentions, they are quite distinct. This talk will focus on how we can

    enable Open Science with Open Access, using scholarly journals as the vehicle. Currently, too many articles

    share tiny bits of knowledge that could have been more efficiently shared via a database. The journal article

    has, in many cases, effectively become an advertisement: to understand the full experiment, they article is

    not always enough. It is not open science. Worse, with the modern fetish around impact factors, we only

    recognize and reward the advertisement, which does great damage to open science. For more than 20 years,

    Open Science has been about efficient and openly sharing of research output. It does so by allowing other to

    reuse, modify, and redistribute that research. Journals used to enable this behavior. How can a journal further

    enable Open Science? First and foremost, a scientific journal must recognize and reward all research output.

    Research output is not only articles, but also data, software and standards. Journals can recognize and reward

    these by adoption of standards for data, software, etc citation. Sustainable and FAIR supplementary

    information is essential. Adoption of Open Citations and the Citation Typing Ontology will give more insight in

    reuse of output and will support the second urgent need: general improvement of dissemination of

    knowledge, for example with semantic web technologies, global unique identifiers, machine readability, etc.

    The adoption of Open Science by Open Access journals is slow but steady: a key advantage of Open Science is

    that it doesn't go away; it just accumulates. Problems remain, but this talk will give you a good idea of Open

    Access can embrace Open Science.

  • Disclaimer: Editor-in-Chief J. Cheminform.

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  • Acknowledgements

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  • Open Access is not the same as Open Science

  • Open, Publish, and FAIR

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    Open Publish

    FAIR

    Modify

    Distribute

    Use

  • Open, Publish, and FAIR

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    Open Publish

    FAIR

    Modify

    Distribute

    Use

  • Can Open Access support Open Science?

  • RecognitionandRewarding

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  • RecognitionandRewarding

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  • Research and Research Output

    • Articles• Data (data sets,

    databases, …)• Software• Standards

    (specifications, policies, …)

    • Protocolos• ...

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  • Research and Research Output

    • Articles• Data (data sets,

    databases, …)• Software• Standards

    (specifications, policies, …)

    • Protocolos• ...

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    • Journals, Books• Repositories, “web"

    • GitHub/Zenodo• Zenodo•

    • ? • ...

  • Should all RO be published as an article?

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  • Should all RO be published as an article?

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  • Should all RO be published as an article?

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  • Improving knowledge dissemination

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    Hanspers, K., Riutta, A., Summer-Kutmon, M. et al. Pathway information extracted from 25 years of pathway figures. Genome Biol 21, 273 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-020-02181-2

  • How FAIR is an article?

    https://twitter.com/petermurrayrust/status/1326660269481799680

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  • Availability section (inherited from BMC)

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    Additional files on Figshare (more FAIR)

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  • ORCID integration

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  • Scholia, ORCID, Wikidata

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  • Scholia, ORCID, Wikidata

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  • Scholia, ORCID, Wikidata

    School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism

  • Scholia, ORCID, Wikidata

    School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism

  • Scholia, ORCID, Wikidata

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  • GitHub

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  • Open Citations & I4OC

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  • Citation distribution

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  • Citation Typing Ontology

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  • Citation Typing Ontology (CiTO) Pilot

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  • CiTO harvested by Wikidata

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  • Uptake (pilot + other)

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  • What is says about a journal?

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  • What is next?

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  • Use Open Access to promote Open Science

    • GitHub (etc)• Zenodo/Figshare• code/data review

    • built a community

  • Easy: Manuscript checklists

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  • Figshare: more cheminformatics formats

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  • BMC/Figshare: FAIR biological pathways

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  • Linked chemical data

    Samwald et al. (2011), J. Cheminform.10.1186/1758-2946-3-19

  • Harder

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  • Open Science in an Open Access World

    Egon Willighagen2020-11-12

    @egonwillighagen0000-0001-7542-0286

  • Open Access in an Open Science World

    Egon Willighagen2020-11-12

    @egonwillighagen0000-0001-7542-0286