#Horizon2020 and #OpenAccess in 10 minutes!
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The document outlines open access (OA) obligations under Horizon 2020, highlighting the need for beneficiaries to deposit scientific publications and manage data through Data Management Plans (DMPs). It details the Open Research Data (ORD) pilot, emphasizing the encouragement of data sharing while allowing for opt-out under specific conditions. Resources and future developments in open science initiatives are also addressed, inviting further input from stakeholders.
#Horizon2020 and #OpenAccess in 10 minutes!
- 1. Horizon 2020 and Open Access in 10 minutes! Jean-François Dechamp (DG RTD) Celina Ramjoué (DG CONNECT) European Commission PASTEUR4OA Regional Meeting, 9-10 February 2016, Brussels
- 2. 1. OA to scientific publications All beneficiaries: • Must deposit a machine-readable copy in a repository of their choice • Must ensure OA at the latest within 6/12 months • Must ensure OA to the bibliographic metadata • Are encouraged to deposit the 'underlying data' • Are encouraged to retain their copyright All peer-reviewed scientific publications: • Go either Gold or Green ways • But are deposited also in the case of OA publishing • Have their Article Processing Charges eligible during the grant
- 3. 2. Data Management Plans (DMPs) DMPs are central for Open Access policy DMPs are a tool for the project to determine and briefly present what datasets can or cannot be open DMPs are: • Not considered during the evaluation process • Mandatory for projects participating in the Open Research Data (ORD) Pilot and to be generated within the first six months of project (and updated as needed) • Optional for all others Data management costs are eligible
- 4. 3. Open Research Data (ORD) Pilot (1/2) The ORD Pilot concerns a limited number of areas • However, there are slightly more areas in the 2016/17 Work Programme than in 2014/15 Opt-out is possible • If the project does not generate/collect any data • If there are conflicts: obligation to protect results, confidentiality, security, protection of personal data or any other reason to be explained in the DMP • Opting out is also possible during the project Opt-in is welcome • All (research) projects are encouraged to participate on a voluntary basis
- 5. 3. Open Research Data (ORD) Pilot (2/2) What data? • 'Underlying data' (= needed to validate the results presented) • 'Other data' as specified in the Data Management Plan (DMP) • Being in the Pilot does not mean opening all data! • Approach: As open as possible, as closed as necessary Beneficiaries participating in the Pilot must: • Provide a DMP (within the first six months) • Deposit the data in a repository of their choice • Take measures to make it possible to access, mine, exploit, reproduce and disseminate free of charge • Provide information about tools and instruments necessary (or provide them if possible)
- 6. 4. Your resources The Participant Portal: an entire section with information and guidelines on Open Access and data management in Horizon 2020 OpenAIRE: a dedicated infrastructure and tailored support for Open Access in the Framework Programmes
- 7. 5. What next for H2020 and beyond? Monitor the OA mandates in Framework Programmes FP7 post-grant Open Access publishing funds pilot (link) Questions: • Limits to the eligibility of Article Processing Charges and other conditions? • Extension of the ORD Pilot to more areas? • DMPs mandatory for all? And much more in the bigger picture... • Strengthening Open Science in the Digital Single Market • Developing a European Open Science Cloud • Launch of an Open Science Policy Platform • Developing of a European Open Science Agenda • ...
- 8. We welcome your input! Write to us: RTD-open-access@ec.europa.eu Read about us: here (DG RTD) and here (DG CONNECT) Follow us on Twitter: @OpenAccessEC