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Open Access Week 2023

23-29 October – Community over Commercialization

This year’s theme encourages a candid conversation about which approaches to open scholarship that prioritise the best interests of the public and the academic community – and which do not.

On this theme, KIB is meeting with committed individuals with slightly different perspectives on the changing publishing landscape. 

Håkan Pårup, Medical Journals Sweden, on the on role of learned societies and publishers in a new publishing landscape
Håkan Pårup, Medical Journals Sweden, on the on role of learned societies and publishers in a new publishing landscape
Kollage av foton på människor och open access-lås.

Håkan Pårup, Medical Journals Sweden, on the on role of learned societies and publishers in a new publishing landscape

Replacing academic journals: Björn Brembs on a future beyond traditional journals
Replacing academic journals: Björn Brembs on a future beyond traditional journals
Bild av Björn Brembs.

Replacing academic journals: Björn Brembs on a future beyond traditional journals

Olle Lundberg, Forte, on the role of academic journals and funders in an OA publishing landscape
Olle Lundberg, Forte, on the role of academic journals and funders in an OA publishing landscape
Bild av Olle Lundberg.

Olle Lundberg, Forte, on the role of academic journals and funders in an OA publishing landscape

Staff tips: How to easily find journals with prepaid publication fees
Staff tips: How to easily find journals with prepaid publication fees
Lina Waltin

Staff tips: How to easily find journals with prepaid publication fees

Did you know that you can publish with immediate open access in more than 12,000 journals without having to pay an open access publication fee?

Where are we now? Moving forward with OSWG
Where are we now? Moving forward with OSWG
Patrik Magnusson

Where are we now? Moving forward with OSWG

We met with Patrik Magnusson, chair of the Open Science Working Group (OSWG), for the first time in 2022. Again in 2023 and now, during the Open Access week 2024: Open science at KI, where are we now? A new interview with Patrik Magnusson.

Mammography image dataset useful for researchers
Mammography image dataset useful for researchers
Fredrik Strand

Mammography image dataset useful for researchers

Open Research Data is an area of Open Science that is gaining momentum. One example of an open dataset from KI that has already proved useful to researchers around the world is the CSAW-CC mammography dataset which was made openly available by Fredrik Strand’s research team after approval from the KI data protection office.

Don't miss these upcoming workshops!
Don't miss these upcoming workshops!
Students in Solna

Don't miss these upcoming workshops!

KIB offers several workshops on open access and research data. The workshops are open to all researchers and doctoral students and at KI. 

Read more and register in the calender!

Open Access around the world
Open Access around the world
OA week 2024 Network

Open Access around the world

Open Access Week is an invaluable chance to connect the global momentum toward the open sharing of knowledge with the advancement of policy changes and the importance of social issues affecting people around the world. The event is celebrated by individuals, institutions and organizations around the world.

Interview: Tobias Alfvén about openness and its role in research
Interview: Tobias Alfvén about openness and its role in research
Interview Tobias Alfvén

Interview: Tobias Alfvén about openness and its role in research

In 2022 we had the opportunity to meet Tobias Alfvén, senior researcher and associate professor in Global Health at KI and a paediatrician at Sachs’ Children and Youth Hospital in Stockholm. In this video he shares his thoughts on openness and its role in research.

Malin Sandström on publishing research data
Malin Sandström on publishing research data
Malin Sandström

Malin Sandström on publishing research data

Publishing research data is becoming an important component of Open Science. The Data Access Unit (DAO) is a group of librarians providing support to researchers publishing their data. DAO sat down to talk with Malin to about her recently published article.

Publish your article open access
Publish your article open access
Getty Images. A picture of hands and computers.

Publish your article open access

Here you will find information about how to publish open access in accordance with KI's policy, what agreements and discounts with prepaid publishing fees there are, and descriptions of different licences.