Eventos
As Bibliotecas e os Arquivos afirmam-se, hoje como no passado, como plataformas privilegiadas para o acesso à informação e ao conhecimento, conjugando uma complexa realidade de fatores humanos, materiais e tecnológicos para um exercício igualitário dos direitos e deveres sociais, cívicos e culturais.
Enquanto organizadores, mediadores e facilitadores de acesso, os profissionais de informação e documentação são o esteio essencial para potenciar o valor social da informação e o alcance estratégico que hoje assumem as tecnologias de informação pela sua capacidade de construir integração.
A gestão de sistemas e redes de informação é uma necessidade fundamental da qual dependem, cada vez mais, a sustentabilidade e resultados das instituições mas também a relevância e impacto dos serviços de informação que prestam e da permanência do património que gerem.
Em 2012, o 11º Congresso Nacional de Bibliotecários, Arquivistas e Documentalistas apresenta-se como um espaço de reflexão e debate sobre o presente e o futuro das bibliotecas e arquivos face a um contexto de condicionalismos e exigências que desafiam conceitos, meios e soluções.
A “Open Access Week 2012” (Semana Internacional do Acesso Aberto) decorre entre os dias 22 e 28 de Outubro e constitui um evento global que pretende promover a divulgação de iniciativas e projectos no domínio do acesso livre ao conhecimento, nomeadamente a disponibilização de resultados científicos/académicos em repositórios institucionais, a publicação de revistas científicas em acesso livre, a disponibilização de recursos educativos abertos e outras iniciativas similares.
A Open Access Week será dinamizada por algumas centenas de instituições, grupos e associações vários países, com iniciativas programadas no decurso da semana. A informação relativa ao evento internacional está disponível no sítio www.openaccessweek.org.
El Instituto de Investigaciones Bibliotecológicas y de la Información (IIBI) en colaboración con la Dirección General de Bibliotecas (DGB) de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) y la Sección de América Latina y el Caribe de la Federación Internacional de Asociaciones e Instituciones Bibliotecarias (IFLA/LAC) le invitan a participar en el Segundo Coloquio Acceso Abierto a la Información en las Bibliotecas Académicas de América Latina y el Caribe, el cual se celebrará en el marco de la Semana Internacional del Acceso Abierto 2012 (Open Access Week).
Website: http://www.euromed2012.eu/
En nombre del Comité de Bibliotecas de la Asociación Red Universitaria de Alta Velocidad del Valle del Cauca – RUAV, lo invitamos a participar del Primer Congreso internacional GID – Gestión para la información y la documentación: “Capital humano, innovación y calidad: Un momento para el cambio” – evento que se realizará en la Universidad Icesi en Cali – Colombia durante el 7, 8 y 9 de Noviembre de 2012.
El Primer Congreso internacional GID, pretende fomentar un espacio de intercambio y comunicación entre las universidades e instituciones de carácter público y privado del país y de América Latina, alrededor de la gestión que impulsa el desarrollo del sector bibliotecario a nivel mundial.
Los objetivos de nuestro evento son:
Generar un espacio de aprendizaje y discusión en las últimas tendencias y prácticas en el campo de la bibliotecología, enfocadas a los temas de gestión del capital humano, de la innovación tecnológica y de la calidad de espacios.
Proporcionar a los participantes un contexto para adquirir nuevos conocimientos y escuchar nuevas experiencias en temas relacionados con el componente de la información como valor agregado a toda actividad.
Participar del avance global con iniciativas enfocadas en la gestión del conocimiento.
Website: http://www.eventogid.org/
“Enlightenment in the Knowledge Society: From Pilot to Service”, Goettingen State and University Library, Pauliner Church
Website: http://mtsr2012.uca.es/
Innovation is a process manifested in and through grey literature. Both have their origins in knowledge generation and both demonstrate value for government, academics, business and industry through their uses and applications. In a way, innovation and grey literature are two sides of the same coinage. Innovation is the catalyst for positive change and grey literature is the measure of benchmarks in the further process of research and development. Innovation and grey literature share parallel life cycles in which early growth is relatively slow until their use and application become recognized both within and later beyond their community of origin.Expected top-line growth and increased bottom-line results are achieved in part through new technologies, through redeployment and enhancement of existing products and services, which at times are unachieved. Nevertheless, the process shared by innovation and grey literature carries on. The goal of the Fourteenth International Conference on Grey Literature seeks to track the process of innovation by tracing the research life cycle and observing its convergence in the field of grey literature.
Registration for the first SCAPE training event is open at: http://scape-guimaraes.eventbrite.co.uk. The event is being supported by the European Capital of Culture 2012 (http://www.guimaraes2012.pt/).
Agenda
The agenda can be seen here: http://www.scape-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/SCAPE_Guimaraes_Agenda_1.0.pdf
Who should attend?
Digital preservation practitioners; digital librarians and archivists, digital curators, repository managers, or anyone with a responsibility to manage digital collections.
Developers who actively deploy such systems are also encouraged to attend.
Registration
Please register at: http://scape-guimaraes.eventbrite.co.uk. The cost for the two days is €100.
Morning and afternoon coffee breaks and lunch will be provided and are included in the registration fee.
The symposium is jointly organised by the DFG projects Radieschen,re3data.org, KomFor, EWIG und BoKeLa.
The symposium FDI 2013 deals with the challenges and opportunities of the ever-growing amount of digital research data. The program focus centres on research data infrastructures. In talks and workshops organisational, financial, technological and legal aspects of research data infrastructures and data management services will be addressed.
The symposium will take place on 22 January, from 9:30 – 17:00, at:
The working language of the symposium will be German. A registration is required. You can register here (registration form in German only).
Contact:
E-Mail: leonie.schaefer@gfz-potsdam.de
Stratégie des établissements, des Etats et de l’Union Européenne
Conference organized by the academic conferences (the CPU and the CGE) and Couperin
Website: http://couperin.sciencesconf.org/
How to achieve the aim of 100% accessibility to the results of publicly-funded scientific research as soon as possible?
This is the question raised by the European Commision in its recommendation on 17 july 2012 inviting member states to adopt a position on a statewide open access policy to their research results.
Based on this recommendation, the goal of this meeting will be to reflect on how to build a proactive open access policy in France, acceptable to all, in order to ensure a successful outcome.
Grégory Colcanap: 5th open access meeting issues
Serge Bauin: MedOAnet project
Stevan Harnad: Open access movement: A look back at 10 years of initiatives
Michael Jubb: The UK Finch report and Research Council UK (RCUK) policy
Jean-Claude Guédon: Fair gold model: Open Access future
Marin Dacos: Alternative open access models
Bernard Rentier & Paul Thirion: University open access policy: piloting research and preservation of the scientific heritage
Zoran Stancic: Horizon 2020: EC framework programme for research and innovation and open access to the results of publicly-funded scientific research
Geneviève Fioraso, Minister of Higher Education: France’s position on open access
Alma Swan: Issues and challenges of an open access world
Christine Berthaud, BSN4 Ministry of Higher Education working group: Element of national policy for open archives
Christine Ollendorf: Couperin/ADBU’s open archives’ survey results
Stuart Shieber: Open access policy in Harvard – DASH archive
Sandrine Malotaux: from self to systematic archiving at INP Toulouse
Robert Kiley: PubMed Central Europe and open access publishing with the help of the publishers
Laurent Romary: PEER project results
Eloy Rodrigues: Incentive policy to deposit in an open archive
Frederic Merceur: Obligation to deposit in ARCHIMER, IFREMER’s repository
Pascal Guitton: Towards an open access mandate in 2013 in HAL-INRIA repository
Jean-François Lutz OpenAIRE project: a mandate for the results of EC-funded scientific research
Question & Answer Session
Stevan Harnad, key witness, will summarize the major lines of the debatesStratégie des établissements, des Etats et de l’Union Européenne
Conference organized by the academic conferences (the CPU and the CGE) and Couperin
Website: http://couperin.sciencesconf.org/
How to achieve the aim of 100% accessibility to the results of publicly-funded scientific research as soon as possible?
This is the question raised by the European Commision in its recommendation on 17 july 2012 inviting member states to adopt a position on a statewide open access policy to their research results.
Based on this recommendation, the goal of this meeting will be to reflect on how to build a proactive open access policy in France, acceptable to all, in order to ensure a successful outcome.
Grégory Colcanap: 5th open access meeting issues
Serge Bauin: MedOAnet project
Stevan Harnad: Open access movement: A look back at 10 years of initiatives
Michael Jubb: The UK Finch report and Research Council UK (RCUK) policy
Jean-Claude Guédon: Fair gold model: Open Access future
Marin Dacos: Alternative open access models
Bernard Rentier & Paul Thirion: University open access policy: piloting research and preservation of the scientific heritage
Zoran Stancic: Horizon 2020: EC framework programme for research and innovation and open access to the results of publicly-funded scientific research
Geneviève Fioraso, Minister of Higher Education: France’s position on open access
Alma Swan: Issues and challenges of an open access world
Christine Berthaud, BSN4 Ministry of Higher Education working group: Element of national policy for open archives
Christine Ollendorf: Couperin/ADBU’s open archives’ survey results
Stuart Shieber: Open access policy in Harvard – DASH archive
Sandrine Malotaux: from self to systematic archiving at INP Toulouse
Robert Kiley: PubMed Central Europe and open access publishing with the help of the publishers
Laurent Romary: PEER project results
Eloy Rodrigues: Incentive policy to deposit in an open archive
Frederic Merceur: Obligation to deposit in ARCHIMER, IFREMER’s repository
Pascal Guitton: Towards an open access mandate in 2013 in HAL-INRIA repository
Jean-François Lutz OpenAIRE project: a mandate for the results of EC-funded scientific research
Question & Answer Session
Stevan Harnad, key witness, will summarize the major lines of the debates
The University of Minho, in conjunction withOpenAIRE Project and MedOANet Project, is pleased to announce the UMinho Open Access Seminar. The event will take place at the University of Minho, Braga, from 6 to 8 February 2013.
The three-day seminar include the European Workshop of the MedOANet project – 6th Feb (by invitation only), the open Seminar – 7th Feb, and the OpenAIRE Interoperability Workshop – 8th Feb.
Website: http://openaccess.sdum.uminho.pt/?page_id=1229
Registration: http://openaccess.sdum.uminho.pt/?page_id=1230
Making Data Count: Research data availability and research assessment
Berlin, Neue Mälzerei
http://makingdatacount.eventbrite.com
The possibilities of digital research have altered the production, publication and use of research results. Academic research practice and culture are changing or have already been transformed, but to a large degree the system of academic recognition has not yet adapted to the practices and possibilities of digital research. This applies especially to research data, which are increasingly produced, managed, published and archived, but hardly play a role in practices of research as-sessment.
Aim
The aim of the workshop is to bring experts and stakeholders from research institutions, universities, scholarly societies and funding agencies together in order to review, discuss and build on possibilities to implement the culture of sharing and to integrate publication of data into research assessment procedures.
Practical Information and Hotel
We can recommend booking a room at the NH hotel Alexanderplatz which is very close. This workshop is free of charge and Knowledge Exchange will cover the costs of lunches, coffees and teas. Registration is on a first come come first served basis.
Programme
Further background information on the event and the full programme are available through http://www.knowledge-exchange.info/Default.aspx?ID=576
Making Data Count: Research data availability and research assessment
Berlin, Neue Mälzerei
http://makingdatacount.eventbrite.com
The possibilities of digital research have altered the production, publication and use of research results. Academic research practice and culture are changing or have already been transformed, but to a large degree the system of academic recognition has not yet adapted to the practices and possibilities of digital research. This applies especially to research data, which are increasingly produced, managed, published and archived, but hardly play a role in practices of research as-sessment.
Aim
The aim of the workshop is to bring experts and stakeholders from research institutions, universities, scholarly societies and funding agencies together in order to review, discuss and build on possibilities to implement the culture of sharing and to integrate publication of data into research assessment procedures.
Practical Information and Hotel
We can recommend booking a room at the NH hotel Alexanderplatz which is very close. This workshop is free of charge and Knowledge Exchange will cover the costs of lunches, coffees and teas. Registration is on a first come come first served basis.
Programme
Further background information on the event and the full programme are available through http://www.knowledge-exchange.info/Default.aspx?ID=576
Keynotes & Invited Talks
- European Cloud Computing Strategy – Progress & Future Directions, Ken Ducatel, Head of Unit, Software & Services, Cloud Computing, European Commission
- Big Data in Horizon 2020, Carlos Morais Pires, Scientific Officer, Excellence in Science, European Commission
- Cloud4Science – Empowering the research community, Dennis Gannon, Technology Policy Group, Microsoft
- Container Ships, Kittens, Chickens & Coffee Chains – The industrial age has arrived for IT, How on earth are we going to cope? Joe Baguley, EMEA CTO, VMWare
OpenStack – Open source software for building private and public clouds, Nicolas Barcet, Board of Directors, OpenStack & VP Products, eNovance
Website: http://www.cloudscapeseries.eu/
Depois da música, do cinema, da imprensa e das publicações científicas, o «fenómeno Internet» chegou às revistas e aos livros de ciências humanas. Com iniciativas como o Google Books ou o Europeana, são digitalizadas e disponibilizadas gratuitamente na Internet alas inteiras das nossas bibliotecas. O movimento também chegou às publicações mais recentes: no passado mês de julho, a Comissão Europeia recomendou que os artigos das revistas académicas fossem divulgados em acesso livre na Internet, no máximo, um ano após a sua publicação.
Diversos editores, em especial na área das humanidades, encaram este movimento com apreensão. A divulgação das publicações em acesso livre é para eles sinónimo da morte do papel, o que coloca em perigo o modelo económico utilizado. Em sua opinião, a longo prazo toda a cadeia de divulgação do saber ficará ameaçada.
Em contrapartida, há quem considere este movimento de fundo uma oportunidade para a edição das ciências humanas, desde que os seus modos de divulgação, as suas utilizações e, obviamente, os seus modelos económicos sejam repensados. A conferência apresentará uma análise equilibrada da situação e, através de diversos exemplos, indicará pistas para uma melhor compreensão do lugar que as humanidades podem ter num ambiente digital omnipresente.
Pierre Mounier:
Diretor adjunto do OpenEdition, Pierre Mounier é atualmente docente na École des hautes études en sciences sociales, onde orienta um seminário sobre humanidades digitais. Tendo fundado em 2001 um portal de informação sobre as novas tecnologias – Homo Numericus –, trabalha e publica regularmente sobre os vários aspetos da revolução digital: a edição eletrónica, a comunicação científica em acesso livre, as humanidades digitais e as implicações sociais e políticas da revolução digital.
É autor:
- Read/Write Book 2. Une introduction aux humanités numériques (éd.), Open Edition Press, 2012
- L’édition électronique (avec Marin Dacos), La Découverte, 2010
- Les Maîtres du Réseau. Les enjeux politiques d’Internet, La Découverte, 2002
- Pierre Bourdieu, une introduction, Pocket, 1999
A entrada é livre mas é preciso inscrever-se : lus@openedition.org.
O ‘Seminário Internacional: Sistemas de Informação e Acervos Digitais de Cultura’ propõe reunir gestores públicos e privados, pesquisadores e comunidade académica interessados em sistemas de informações culturais com interfaces colaborativas e arranjos de integração para acervos digitais de bibliotecas, arquivos e museus.
Colleagues,
I am writing to invite you to attend the launch and first Plenary of the Research Data Alliance (rd-alliance.org), which will take place March 18-20, 2013 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The Research Data Alliance (RDA) is being formed as a global community-driven organization to accelerate data-driven innovation through research data sharing and exchange. Broad community engagement and targeted efforts are critical to the RDA’s success and we invite you to participate actively in the RDA.
Please join us for the for 3 days of outstanding speakers, working sessions, active contributions, and community discussion at the RDA’s launch and first Plenary. An invitation can be found on the rd-alliance.org website at http://rd-alliance.org/invitation/, and the link to registration is at http://rd-alliance.org/registration. We look forward to your participation and hope to see you in Gothenburg!
Fran Berman
Chair, RDA/US
A Associação Portuguesa de Bibliotecários, Arquivistas e Documentalistas (BAD) e o Goethe Institut Portugal organizam nos próximos dias 20 e 21 de Março de 2013, em Lisboa, no Auditório do Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo, as Jornadas “Gestão de Informação e Propriedade Intelectual em Arquivos”.
Abstract Submission Deadline: November 15, 2012
Submit Abstract Now
Accepted Paper Deadline: February 4, 2013
EURODOC is the European Council of Doctoral Candidates and Junior Researchers.
http://lisbon2013.abic-online.org
Every year EURODOC convenes to an international conference for young researchers. The aim of the EURODOC conference is to provide the framework for young European researchers to meet with European political and economic leaders and to engage in fruitful discussions on the construction of the European Research and Higher Education Areas.
The following EURODOC Annual Conference and Annual General Meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian in Lisbon between the 4th and 5th April 2013.
EURODOC and ABIC aim to create an in-depth debate over a number of key issues the European Union (EU)
identified for European research within the areas of sustainable innovation and knowledge-based economy. Specifically, the role of early stage researchers in tackling issues like:
- Global warming, the tightening of energy supplies, security, ageing societies, pandemics and public health;
- The development of research helping to integrate citizens living in the EU by respecting differences, while reducing all sorts of communication barriers, discrimination, or marginalisation, that is, by contributing to consolidate a common European identity.
The EU has created programmes such as “Horizon 2020” as a means of boosting research, innovation and competitiveness in Europe. Horizon 2020 brings together EU research and innovation funding under a single programme. It focuses on turning scientific breakthroughs into innovative products and services providing citizens with business opportunities and better living conditions. At the same time it simplifies rules and procedures to attract more high level researchers and a broader range of innovative businesses.
Another example concerns the EU programme “Europe 2020”, where Europe’s growth strategy is outlined. Europe 2020 aims at developing tools to reach a more inclusive and sustainable economy being its goals set on employment, innovation, education, social inclusion and climate/energy. One of its structural axis is the framework “Energy 2020” containing five pillars for action: 1) increasing the use of renewable energy; 2) developing the internal integrated market; 3) ameliorating safety and security in terms of production and transportation; 4) promoting research and innovation policies; 5) bettering the exploitation of geopolitical strength.
Having this in mind, EURODOC 2013 annual conference will include four plenary sessions with distinguished speakers from various European, international and national institutions and organisations. The topics are as follows:
- Plenary Session I: The EU 2020 Framework Programmes for Research and Sustainable Innovation
- Plenary Session II: Growing in a healthy environment: New trends in research
- Plenary Session III: Working and researching within the framework of a sustainable society
- Plenary Sessions IV: Science, Communication and Social Change
The two last days of the Conference, 6th and 7th April 2013, are solely dedicated to EURODOC’s Annual General Meeting (AGM). The Administrative Board’s annual report, will be presented by the President; the presentation of the financial report, including the accounts, will be given by the Treasurer; it will also take place the ratification of decisions taken by the Administrative Board since the last General Meeting and the election of new a Governing Board and Secretariat.
The ECLAP 2013 conference is open to researchers, professionals, industries, institutions, technicians, and practitioners in the area of performing arts and information technologies, media entertainment, technology enhanced learning, intelligent media systems, acoustic systems, cultural heritage, open data, content management, semantic models, metadata standards, and many others. The ECLAP conference aims to create a forum in which progress-oriented individuals and institutions within the aforementioned professions can find a place to collaborate and present results. We cordially invite all interested groups and individuals to submit proposals for sessions within the event, sessions, papers, posters and exhibitions. Each exhibition session offers space (booths and tables) to host demonstrators. Demo and poster sessions will also be organized.
Deadlines:
— Submission of Sections: 21 December 2012
— Submission of papers to the General Track: 31 January 2013
— Submission of papers to the Workshops/Sessions: 31 January 2013
— Response to the Authors: 15 February 2013
— Camera ready version in DOC/Latex with the correct format: 28 February 2013
— Conference: 8-10 April 2013
For info: info@eclap.eu or visit the ECLAP portal http://www.eclap.eu or main conference page: http://www.eclap.eu/eclap2013
We are pleased to announce the NSF funded workshop on “Research Data Management Implementations” (RDMI).
The objective of this workshop is to bring together research computing communities including researchers, campus information technology (IT) leaders, library/archive specialists, and leading experts in data management to discuss actual implementation architectures as they relate to discipline-specific workflows and deployments. This workshop will build on the results of the NSF funded Research Data Lifecycle Management Workshop held at Princeton University in 2011. RDMI will shift focus to implementations of solutions and encourage open discussion of available strategies for data management in specific fields based on actual case studies.
The workshop is held in conjunction with the Coalition for Academic Scientific Computation (CASC) Spring Meeting, held March 13-15, 2013.
We now seek applications for participation and submissions of position papers for the workshop. In order to apply, please go to https://rdmi.uchicago.edu/ and follow the left hand navigation to register to attend the workshop in Arlington or via live webcast. The deadline for applications and paper submissions is February 20, 2013, but we will accept applications and papers on a rolling basis. There is no cost to register for this workshop. We also encourage reserving hotel rooms at the conference hotel as soon as possible, as there are a limited number of rooms, with a February 6th deadline to reserve at conference rates.
Important Dates:
- Paper submission and registration deadline: February 20, 2013 (but accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis)
- Deadline to receive discounted hotel room rate: February 6, 2013
- Workshop dates: March 13-14, 2013
The two-day event will consist of presentations, covering the results and outcomes of the project itself as well as the results of other European projects and initiatives. Following this, we would like to discuss interesting topics in the field of usage data in detail. Therefore we intend to collect different themes collectively and discuss them in breakout groups. The final discussion will round up the workshop and bring together the working group results. Please find the details of the program of our website.
The Registration for the workshop is now open. A fee of 50 € is charged in order to participate in the workshop. Catering during workshop days and the conference dinner are provided for.
Any proposal and idea for the workshop we jointly gather in a Google-Document.
Please do not hesitate to consult us with any questions.
We look forward to welcoming you in Berlin!
More information available soon!
O Congresso de Comunicação de Ciência 2013 pretende ser um ponto de encontro e discussão para todos os que trabalham e se interessam pela comunicação e divulgação da Ciência.
SciCom PT 2013
:: Envolver o público
:: Envolver os cientistas
:: Envolver os media
- http://comunicacaodeciencia.wordpress.com
A comunidade de profissionais que se dedicam à investigação, promoção, comunicação e disseminação de ciência em Portugal tem-se desenvolvido consideravelmente nos últimos anos, com o correspondente aumento na quantidade e qualidade do trabalho realizado nestas áreas. Paralelamente a este crescimento, o interesse pelas questões científicas e tecnológicas e a procura de informação científica aumentou de forma sensível nos diferentes sectores do público. Com esta evolução, também amplificaram as oportunidades e a necessidade de actualização, de debate e de interacção na comunidade de profissionais de comunicação de ciência. O Congresso de Comunicação de Ciência – SciCom PT 2013 pretende ser uma plataforma ao serviço desses objectivos.
Data limite para submissão de propostas: 26 de Março de 2013
Data de anúncio das propostas aceites para comunicação: 22 de Abril de 2013
Data limite para inscrição: 20 de Maio de 2013
Anterior edição: Workshop SciCom Portugal, 8 de Abril 2011
OpenAIRE/LIBER Workshop – Free pre-conference of ELAG 2013
Website: http://elag2013.org/openaireliber-workshop/
ELAG is the annual conference of the European Libraries Automation Group.
ELAG is Europe’s premier conference on the application and development of information technology in libraries and documentation centres. The annual ELAG (European Library Automation Group) Conference expects over 200 participants from all over the world (mainly library and IT professionals and researchers).
This year’s tag line will be ‘Inside Out Library’: while ELAG 2013 will still be focused on specific, library related IT issues, we want to expand the aim and target audience by addressing innovative topics such as Open Access. ELAG 2013 will also host two pre-conferences: THATCamp, which focuses on researchers in the digital humanities, and an OpenAIRE workshop.
ELAG 2013, the 37th ELAG conference, will take place in Ghent, Belgium from May 28th until May 31st 2013.
Contact : info@elag2013.org
www.elag2013.org
ELAG is the annual conference of the European Libraries Automation Group.
ELAG 2013, the 37th ELAG conference, will take place in Ghent, Belgium from May 28th until May 31st 2013.
ELAG is Europe’s premier conference on the application and development of information technology in libraries and documentation centres. The annual ELAG (European Library Automation Group) Conference expects over 200 participants from all over the world (mainly library and IT professionals and researchers).
This year’s tag line will be ‘Inside Out Library’: while ELAG 2013 will still be focused on specific, library related IT issues, we want to expand the aim and target audience by addressing innovative topics such as Open Access. ELAG 2013 will also host two pre-conferences: THATCamp, which focuses on researchers in the digital humanities, and an OpenAIRE workshop.
Contact : info@elag2013.org
