Federica Rosetta is Vice-President Academic & Research Relations, EU, at Elsevier. She is responsible for external relations and strategic collaborations with policy and research communities in the EU and the Nordics. In this capacity her primary focus is on key developments around the European research and innovation agenda, with a keen interest on Open Science, Gender Equality, Sustainability an

https://www.lundonline.lub.lu.se/programme/values-publishing/federica-rosetta - 2025-07-11

Arja Tuuliniemi is the head of licensing for the Finnish library consortium, FinELib, working towards the goal immediately openly available scholarly publications. She has more than 20 years’ experience of negotiating with publishers on behalf of Finnish university libraries. She is a member of international working groups whose aim is to promote open access globally. Arja has a master’s degree in

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Nils Andenæs is the lead negotiator at the Norwegian library consortium since 2013 and has overseen the transition to transformative agreements. The consortium is based at the Norwegian Agency for Shared Services in Education and Research (Sikt, www.sikt.no ), and whose task is to implement the government’s policy of open access to publicly funded research launched in 2017. Sikt is also the nation

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The programme might be subject to change and will be continuously updated. Tuesday 22nd of October 12.00 - 13.00: Registration 13.00 - 13.15: Opening of the conference by conference host Thomas Tengelin Nyström13.15-14.30: Keynote speaker Ulrich Herb - Balancing Aspirations and Outcomes: A Critical Look at Open Access Policies and Their Evolution - presentation14.30 - 15.00: Coffee break15.00-16.0

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The European Union’s Council conclusions on high-quality, transparent, open, trustworthy, and equitable scholarly publishing (2023) state that there is a need for action in regard to copyright transfer issues and researchers’ knowledge and awareness of their rights as authors. The council welcomes national secondary publishing rights legislation as a method of encouraging authors to self-archive t

https://www.lundonline.lub.lu.se/programme/author-rights-open-licensing-strategies - 2025-07-11

Policy guidelines and initiatives often focus on academic institutions, governing and funding bodies.  However, publishers constitute a substantial stakeholder in the future scholar communication landscape. With policy initiatives like the Council of European Union’s conclusion on High-quality, transparent, open, trustworthy and equitable scholarly publishing as its base, this panel gathers publis

https://www.lundonline.lub.lu.se/programme-0/policies-and-publishers-transition-open-scholarly-communication-landscape - 2025-07-11

Calls for a reform in research assessment are growing evermore present among stakeholders within the scholarly communication landscape. In the Nordic countries several initiatives taken in the last years have emphasised the need for new incentive structures considering the transition to Open Science. This session will explore how scholarly communication actors can be part of an advancement and rev

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Research funders’ open access policies have, over the last few years, significantly impacted the diverse landscape of smaller journals and presses and the roles of university publishers. Increased demands for OA publishing channels has also prompted development of Digital Publishing Platforms and new financial models for publishing. In this session, with economic sustainability and long term prese

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The session brings together speakers from different stakeholders that are involved in influencing policies and recommendations in the area of scholarly communication. Of particular interest is how international documents such as the UNESCO recommendations on Open Science and the EU Council conclusions on high quality scholarly communication are used in and by the organisations the speakers represe

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Joanna Ball Joanna Ball is the Managing Director of the Directory of Open Access Journals, a community-led open infrastructure which curates a unique index of over 20,000 diverse open access journals from around the world. Joanna is responsible for ensuring that DOAJ fulfils its mission by setting strategic direction, leading on advocacy and engagement, and securing the organisation's sustainabili

https://www.lundonline.lub.lu.se/programme-0/implementing-policy/speakers - 2025-07-11

Sofie Wennström   Sofie is an Analyst & Managing Editor working at Stockholm University Library where she is a part of the team running Stockholm University Press, a non-profit open access academic press with a peer-review policy. Sofie is active in several international networks being the co-chair of the LIBER Open Access Working Group and a member of the Board of the Open Access Scholarly Publis

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Arjan Schalken Arjan Schalken is Program Manager UKBsis at UKB, the network of Dutch University Libraries and the Royal Library. His work focusses on the realization and implementation of sustainable Open Access strategies for the Dutch consortium. Arjan advises and supports UKB in negotiating and managing Publish & Read agreements and he is also national project manager for implementing consortiu

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Charlotte Wien, Elsevier   Dr. Charlotte Wien is Vice President of European Library Relations at Elsevier and full professor of Scholarly Communication at Arctic University in Tromso, Norway. She holds a PhD in Information Retrieval. In her previous positions she has worked both as library leader and as professor both within library and information science and communication studies.      Alison Ho

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Johan Rockberg Johan Rockberg is Professor of Molecular Biotechnology and Directed Evolution at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. His research focus on sustainable production and development of advanced medication, such as gene therapy and biological drugs. Johan was in charge of The Young Academy of Sweden’s (SUA) response to the Swedish Government’s upcoming research and innovation bill. In

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The making and consequences of policies and guidelines that address scholarly communication is at the core of the LundOnline conference 2024. This calls for action by all implicated stakeholders to shape the future of scholarly publishing. So, what’s next?      Although we have seen an increase in harmonization on a policy level when it comes to scholarly publishing, stakeholders are many and dive

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Per Pippin Aspaas Per Pippin Aspaas holds a PhD in history of science and is an active researcher in fields such as Latin philology and early-modern intellectual history. Since 2009, he has been working at the University Library of University of Tromsø – The Arctic University of Norway (UiT), where he is now the head of a team for Research and Publishing Support. UiT’s library runs several peer-re

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Radical Bibliodiversity Instead of Commercial Academic Publishing Arwid Lund holds a doctoral degree in information studies and is currently a senior lecturer and subject coordinator at Södertörn University in Stockholm.  His research concerns digital peer production, the commons and shapes of openness within cognitive capitalism. His current research projects focus on open science, the Swedish do

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Graduate sociologist, PhD in information science, head of the publication and research support department at the Saarland University and State Library (Germany), Open Access Coordinator for the federal state Saarland, member of various working groups on academic publishing, board member of the Learned Society for Information Science in the German-Speaking countries, Associate of scidecode science

https://www.lundonline.lub.lu.se/programme/keynote-speaker-ulrich-herb - 2025-07-11

Thomas is a librarian at the Library of Science at Lund University with a focus on research support, where he works with data management, structured searches, and teaching. He is also part of Lund University's Data Access Unit. He has a background in computer science and library and information science. Thomas is the LundOnline 2024 conference host and he will make sure to guide us through this ye

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2022: Beyond the Transformation (link to programme)2019: What´s on the Horizon? From big deals to offset - transitioning to Open Access2014: Open Access; ”Whats´s the Big Deal with Open Access”2012: PDA and textbooks as e-books 2011: Products and platforms2010: Products and platforms2009: Products and platforms2008: Platforms and search interface 2007: E-books2006: E-books2005

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