09:00

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09:10

Megnyitó/Opening
István Monok, General Director of the Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

09:10

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09:40

Tiberius Ignat, SKS
Citizen Science: Why should we Bother?

09:40

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10:00

Nicolo Pierini, Taylor and Francis
The Bigger Impact Picture

10:00

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10:30

Paul Ayris, UCL
Leading the Change to Open Science in European Universities

10:30

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10:50

Ximena Alvira, Elsevier Clinical Solutions
Measles Outbreak: The Tip of the Iceberg of the Anti-Vaccination Movement --
How Evidence-Based Content Can Support to Contain This Crisis?

10:50

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11:30

Kávészünet/Coffee break with snacks - Sponsored by EBSCO and Royal Society

11:30

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11:50

Martin Szomszor, ISI
The Future of Research Evaluation

11:50

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12:20

Alberto Martín Martín, University of Granada
Google Scholar: Highly Comprehensive Coverage... Inside a Hermetic Black Box

12:20

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12:40

Kathryn Sharples, Wiley
Progressing Down the Path to Greater Openness

12:40

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13:10

Daniel Wyler, University of Zurich
Citizen Science: the Necessary Ingredients for a Successful Ensemble

13:10

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13:30

Emily Poznanski, De Gruyter
Transition to OA for HSS Publishing

13:30

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14:30

Ebédszünet és a szponzor asztalok megtekintése/Lunch break and exhibition viewing - Sponsored by EBSCO

14:30

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14:50

Andrew Dunn, Royal Society
Society Publishing: Open Science & Open Data

14:50

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15:20

Ádám Dér, EISZ and Balázs Réffy, Akadémiai Kiadó
The Impact of EISZ Transformative Agreements

15:20

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16:20

Panel discussion:
With participation of Brigitte Kromp (Universität Wien), Diane Geraci (Central European University Library),
Paul Ayris (University College London) and Martin Szomszor (Institute for Scientific Information)

16:30

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17:30

Kávészünet és a szponzor asztalok megtekintése / Coffee break and exhibition viewing