Program

In support of the Open Access week 2026 colleagues from different departments and faculties give talks on several Open Science themes.

Links to the talks will be added soon. Registration is not necessary.

    Ma 19/10 12u30-13u30 
    Martijn Van Roie (DB&A) will present the University’s Open Access figures, highlight its involvement in internal and external Open Access working groups, and provide an overview of the University’s APC expenditure.
    Di 20/10 12u30-13u30 
    Prof. Thomas Ernst (Professor of German Literature) will provide an overview of the key considerations surrounding Open Access publishing, as well as the specific opportunities available to members of the Faculty of Arts (FLW) to publish Open Access in peer-reviewed journals. The presentation will be followed by an opportunity for questions and discussion.
    Wo 21/10 12u30 -13u30
    Nele Dexters (RIVA) will give a talk on predatory publishing practices, with ample opportunity for questions, reactions, and discussion.
    Do 22/10 12u30-13u30
    Linde Tuybens (RIVA) will delve deeper into the differences between Open and FAIR data, an important distinction for understanding how research data can be made more accessible, reusable, and responsibly managed.