Open Knowledge: process, ethics, possibilities
When:
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Venue:
Birkbeck 43 Gordon Square
No booking required
Open Knowledge: process, ethics, possibilities; an International Open Access Week panel of speakers from Birkbeck, SOAS and LSE, brought together by Birkbeck Library.
The speakers are drawn from academic, publishing, library and scholarly communications communities, and will investigate the practicalities and ethics of opening up access to knowledge, as well as the potential to widen engagement with research and experiment with publishing.
This is part of a week long programme of events to mark International Open Access Week.
This event is free, but please book at ticket to attend.
Contact name:
Melissa Steiner
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