3O - is the new popular abbreviation in the European Research Area. Pushed forward by Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation it stands for "Open Science, Open Innovation, Open to the World". What is the ideology behind this? Maybe it is just a nicely coined catchy expression? What is the role of Open Science for our future? How far have we gone towards this vision?

2. O3

3. Research and
Innovation
The policy priorities set by
Commissioner Carlos Moedas
Open Innovation
Open Science
Open to the World

4. Open Science – The Essential
Ingredient Of Our Future?
dr. Brigita Serafinavičiūtė
Vilnius Universty, Research Management Office
brigita.serafinaviciute@cr.vu.lt

5. "As I see it, European
success now lies in sharing
as soon as possible […].
The days of Open Science
have arrived.”
EU Presidency Conference
Open Science 4 of April, 2016,
Amsterdam
https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/open-science-
open-access

6. First issue of The Philosophical Transactions, published
in 1665. Image Credit: The Royal Society
Henry Oldenburg, secretary of The Royal Society in
1662. Image Credit: The Royal Society

8. Budapest Open Access Initiative
(2002)
Bethesda Statement
(2003)
Berlin Declaration on Open Access
(2003)

9. http://sparcopen.org/
Open Access
Open Access is the free, immediate, online availability of
research articles coupled with the rights to use these
articles fully in the digital environment. Open Access
ensures that anyone can access and use these results—
to turn ideas into industries and breakthroughs into
better lives.

10. Open Science:
open up the research process

11. Research and
Innovation
OPEN SCIENCE IN THE COMMISSION NEW
PRIORITIES
1. Developing research infrastructures for Open Science, to improve
data hosting, access and governance, with the development of a
common framework for research data and creation of a
European Open Science Cloud.
2. Mainstreaming and further promoting open access policies as
regards both research data and research publications.
3. Removing barriers to Open Science: this implies a review of
researchers' careers so as to create incentives and rewards for
engaging in Open Science.
4. Research Integrity
5. Fostering and creating incentives for Open Science, by promoting
best practices and increasing the input of knowledge producers
into a more open science environment (citizen science).

13. Publications

14. 1950’s CERN – on-line archive for publications of CERN researchers
2004 – first time university OA Policy – Queensland Univeristy of
Technology (Brisben, Australia)
2004 – first OA policy of European university – University of Minho
(Protugal). 2011 – stronger mandate.
2005 - first OA policy of research funder (London, Wellcome Trust)
2005 – OA policy mandate extending the requirements to deposit articles
at PubMed Central digital archive (USA, National Institutes of Health, the
biggest funder of biomedical research)
First Open Access policies

15. European Commission
https://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h2020/grants_manual/hi/oa_pi
lot/h2020-hi-oa-pilot-guide_en.pdf
Guidelines on Open Access to Scientific Publications and Research Data in Horizon 2020
FP7 H2020
‘Green’ policy: ‘make best
efforts…’
‘Green’ mandate (obligatory)
‘Gold’ payments eligible ‘Gold’ payments eligible
Covers 20% of research (selected
fields)
Covers 100% of research (all
fields)
6/12 month embargoes 6/12 month embargoes
Mute on monographs Mute on monographs

17. Data

24. https://www.openaire.eu/

26. Citizens

27. Louis Pasteur 1822-1895
“Science knows no
country, because
knowledge belongs to
humanity, and is the
torch that illuminates
the world.”

28. http://www.mokslofestivalis.eu/
http://tyrejunaktis.lt/

29. https://www.galaxyzoo.org/

30. https://www.usanpn.org/natures_notebook

31. More information:
http://www.pasteur4oa.eu/
https://www.fosteropenscience.eu/
www.force11.org/group/fairgroup/fairprinciples
http://www.citizensciencealliance.org/

33. Lietuvos Respublikos mokslo ir studijų įstatymas, 2017 01 01
3 straipsnis. Mokslo ir studijų principai
1. Mokslas yra grindžiamas šiais principais:
….
5) mokslinių tyrimų rezultatų viešumo;
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51 straipsnis. Mokslinės veiklos rezultatų viešumas
Siekiant užtikrinti valstybės biudžeto lėšomis atliekamų
mokslinių tyrimų kokybę, valstybės biudžeto lėšų panaudojimo
skaidrumą, paskatinti mokslo pažangą, visi mokslo ir studijų
institucijose valstybės biudžeto lėšomis atliekamų mokslinių
tyrimų ir eksperimentinės plėtros rezultatai turi būti skelbiami
viešai (interneto svetainėje ir kitais būdais), kiek tai
neprieštarauja intelektinės nuosavybės ir komercinių ar
valstybės ir tarnybos paslapčių apsaugą reglamentuojantiems
teisės aktams.
National legislation

34. http://www.lmt.lt/lt/atviroji_prieiga.html
Daugiau apie atvirąją prieigą Lietuvoje:
https://www.e-tar.lt/portal/lt/legalAct/dceeeb10e05711e59cc8b27b54efaf6e
Lietuvos mokslo tarybos nutarimas dėl
atvirosios prieigos prie mokslo publikacijų
ir duomenų gairių patvirtinimo,
2016 m. vasaris
National legislation

35. Nacionalinė jungtinė AP talpykla – Lietuvos akademinė elektroninė
biblioteka eLABa, kurios sudėtinė dalis yra elektroninių tezių ir
disertacijų informacinė sistema ETD
https://www.elaba.lt/elaba-
portal/atvira-prieiga
National infrastructure
http://www.lituanistikadb.lt/

36. https://www.midas.lt/
skirtas naudotis mokslininkams ir tyrėjams, pedagogams ir dėstytojams,
studentams, mokslo ir studijų bei gydymo institucijoms, kitiems su moksliniais
tyrimais susijusiems asmenims ir įstaigoms mokslo, mokymo, švietimo,
medicinos nekomerciniais tikslais.
Nacional open access researh data archive (MIDAS)
National infrastructure
http://www.lidata.eu/
LiDA provides virtual digital
infrastructure where researchers can
deposit, search, browse, make online
analyses and download almost 300
quantitative and qualitative social
sciences and humanities data sets.

37. National infrastructure

38. http://seraajfh.com/keeping-an-open-mind-when-parenting/

39. O3

40. O3
= Out of Office

41. ...
imagine

43. brigita.serafinaviciute@cr.vu.lt