Day 1      7 October 2009

11.00

Registration

12.00-12.15 

Welcome speech

Petra Haetscher,
Library of the University of Konstanz

12.15-13.00

Open Access in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

The opening presentation will provide an overview of Open Access (OA) in the three countries and also focus on the status of OA in individual disciplines. 

Professor Dr. Stefan Hornborstel,
Humboldt University, Berlin (Keynote cancelled)

Bruno Bauer,
Library of the Medical University of Vienna

Slides (PDF, 754 KB)

Open Access in the multifaceted little state

Dr. Markus Zuercher,
Swiss Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences

13.00-14.00

Presentation of the exhibition stands

In short presentations of approximately three minutes' duration, the exhibitors will have the opportunity to present their projects. Afterwards there will be ample time to visit the individual stands.  

14.00-15.00

Lunch break

15.00-17.00

Parallel sessions

• Session 1: Legal conditions governing Open Access in Switzerland
• Session 2: Software solutions for repositories
• Session 3: Open Access in licences and consortia
• Session 4: Open-access journals
• Session 5: Business models for electronic publishing
• Session 6: Open session

17.00-17.30

Presentation of the sessions in the plenum

A brief summary of the findings and results of the sessions will be presented.

17.30

Pre-dinner drinks reception

During the drinks reception, participants will have an opportunity to get to know the institutions, initiatives and projects presented at the exhibition and to meet and converse in a relaxed atmosphere. 

20.00

Conference dinner

at Restaurant Seerhein

Day 2      8 October 2009

09.00

Open Access in publishers' business models

Martin Rasmussen,
Copernicus Publishers (Detailed Abstract)

• Slides (PDF, 609 KB)

10.00-10.30 

Coffee break

10.30-12.00

Podium discussion: Financial aspects of Open Access

The podium discussion will focus especially on the financial aspects of Open Access viewed from various perspectives. 

Moderator

Petra Haetscher,
Library of the University of Konstanz

The research funder's perspective:

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Landfester,
University of St. Gallen, President of the Swiss National Science Foundation's Expert Committee on International Cooperation

The publisher's perspective

Vittorio E. Klostermann,
Publisher Vittorio Klostermann GmbH

The research institute's perspective
Dr. Annette Holtkamp,
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY)

The science sector's perspective
Professor Dr. Gudrun Gersmann,
German Historical Institute Paris

The library's perspective
Brigitte Kromp,
Library of the University of Vienna

The University´s  perspective
Dr. Wolfram Horstmann,
Library of the University of Bielefeld

12.00-13.00

Poster session and lunch break

During the lunch break, the exhibitors of the posters will be available to provide information and answer questions within the framework of the poster session.

13.00-15.00

Parallel  sessions

• Session 7: Establishing Open Access in institutions
• Session 8: Open access to research data
• Session 9: Open Access statistics
• Session 10: Copyright Alliance oder Prerequisites for science-friendly copyright?
• Session 11: DINI workshop on discipline-specific repositories

15.00-15.30

Presentation of the sessions in the plenum A brief summary of the findings and results of the sessions will be presented.

Moderator

Anja Oberlaender,
Library of the University of Konstanz

15.30

Final keynote
Dr. Falk Reckling

• Slides (PDF, 45 KB)

16.00

Farewell remarks