Recording of the launch webinar of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information (April 23, 2024 1-2:30 pm CEST)

Transparency and visibility is increasingly important for research information, including data for research evaluation and policy making. While open data sources are becoming more available, creating a truly open and inclusive information environment will require community action and coordination.

In this webinar, you will learn about the text of the Barcelona Declaration and its goals and design. You will also hear from signatory organizations on their goals in signing up, and what the next steps for community coordination will be.

Finally, there was the opportunity to ask questions and have a discussion on what’s required to make open research information the norm, and how the Barcelona Declaration can help achieve that. All questions and answers are included as pdf with this recording (please see the attachments). 

Speakers:

• Ludo Waltman (Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University)
• Cameron Neylon (Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative, Curtin University)
• Amélie Church (Sorbonne Université)

• Laura Rovelli (Latin American Council of Social Sciences - CLACSO)

• Emmanuelle Gardan  (Coimbra Group)
• Fabian Franke  (University of Bamberg)
• Sofiia Zherebchuk  (State Scientific and Technical  Library of Ukraine)
• Jordi Mas  (Catalan Foundation for Research and Innovation - FCRI) 

Chair: 

• Bianca Kramer (Sesame Open Science)