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very good morning to you at the next week i'm really looking
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forward to talking to you about some off the remaining open access challenges
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twenty years into an access today with a particular focus
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on how we can create a more equitable access ecosystem
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to do that i'll be vertically looking at
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some of the financial legal services and infrastructure changes
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that will be necessary to really embrace innovation
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and a city uh_huh internet access option system
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community engagement will be key in facilitating that
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and today also going to be reflecting on how do we sustain such an equitable system
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see
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so there's no doubt that could nineteen has really impacted on with our lives our
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working lives family you know i social noise some of us have even contracted the virus
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but something that could be nineteen really shines a light on
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that's the important to importance of it and science on humanity
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and what is is really demonstrated is he
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the importance and the strength of open access and you can see in collaboration
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internationally we've seen governments which engender charities we search engines
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no reagan's would yeah i know this is calling for action so that researchers
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have immediate access to the data publications and the like the research information they need
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to help find a vaccine to help find treatments okay that nineteen
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so is universities is when it is where you will so
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that he also publishes to remove a walls to scientific applications i
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'kay and generally and generously publishers have also responded
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positively largely although temporarily for the trends are they nineteen
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invoking some of that material for the good of society
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but this is a temporary measure measure uh when we probably should not post on the the signs in the era
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or the caribbean virus but we also highlighted some of the
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great well going on to support research is through and science
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we also emphasise that it was important that we didn't get back to business
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as usual i get is really essential to have an infrastructure and publishing system
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interface that's true and for future crises you might have to face i
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so i today i will be focusing on
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in the night all in all it next week twenty twenty
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it would make a mistake interaction to be unstructured attitude inclusion i
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on how to be in a room with those who wish to condition way to do so
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i and i think i'd also like to
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addressed to just to cool the really good is well i
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you you diversity is really key just as biodiversity
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is important for our healthy well we need i diversity in a wakeup machine
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we need to invest business models i drive us then use to sit who researches
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in providing immediate access to research i so one of the uh
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we're currently with developing a new strategy next to hey it's um
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i don't have time for a react uh right till the end of this
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week um one uh a couple of uh the g. g. calls me for also
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not increasing interest which one being to drive to and
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from what i could you know going to promote diversity in
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publishing he to do today is i'm also going to be
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sharing exclusively some results from princeton okay in of all right
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for the first time today uh actually use another update from the interest on the g. b. exactly
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sorry for what equity in in this all this that publisher where i at no cost next right
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so what i'm going to talk about really he is a study which is in use 'em commission
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but i have a question asked as well it's like well there's i'm as as that is expected
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today and i'm any good turnout of you know examples what type for sure is that a little
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bit and then q. shows the results uh uh
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all and it's running for re which activities uh um
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i think space and i guess a literature review that
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is just a a um and and some other research
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you will say that the way it was ten but for all this is that we have a thousand
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six hundred individual to and all uh responses and far
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meeting uh not into it the way j. example also
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to try to get to reach out to those smaller genitals nothing to your age they also to ah
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it is that community channels okay i'm looking at a very die
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the exact time from two from um across the data so we have
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from latin america from north america uh from your own
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fault have so much from asia or africa next slide please
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so i i for example who has a a weirdo journals
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when when we talk about a way to lament we we
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but he's actually does not have to pay to make that material
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away and what is the reader zoom burns it um we see that
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uh the number one contender the the dodge usually try to charity who
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owns the what is the university and and it's it's up to you
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oh the results organisations space you get really in testing
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at converting their research through a diamond next like it's
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but what about the confidence you know they don't and we also was that is channels will be funded this way so
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i always be away time and also the funding structure is
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also a huge majority is that it has visualisation is this
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that that's what it meant interest in the model cans stability but is also has to do with
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the age of that channel so we will be doing some further research into that next slide please
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furthermore the we also wanted to find out oh i don't see
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a way diamond journal editors consider 'cause everything away from a a diamond
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yeah actually still stands at a class we were uh first uh in next slide please
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which is quite consider all before we find it at last what
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were the reasons for doing so the first three being long term disability
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um the second one the economic viability and we probably see that that that's the current
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or a situation that concerns about the currently next and difficulty impact factor we still have
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a hundred of the seasons to finalise um well i'm sure that would mean g. h.
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running to the project 'cause we get a copy she falls into a very next side i
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but i mean because this is also very very much because the study
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to inform the a commission has fun doesn't respond as well ha okay selected
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oh wait i and uh we also lost how how can get right now
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should we see a three i it's true in kind contributions cool actually work
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and i'm i'm re run for was to do what we chose a radar and
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that that that's not taking some of the opportunities all gain some reading new or
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having some premium content service it's a test but i think it will be found
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that more than one bitter cold here that they uh they they when i um
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any facts true by shared structure we really need to dig into that because that's quite as
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surprising result that we would probably also that you know that it's good uh interviews nicely please
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oh i'm so different revenues and asking the or um
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about a month year later and then journals we uh i think it would be interesting to compare with the campaign well
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oh and i think the revenue models the access model crossed next art
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thank you so coded also issue it's a it's a very nice graphic showing the wide
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range already knew was that i had but all i want to jump right now that's fine
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what did you find out smiles slightly away now and and what the financial health
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of a waiter and and that was a great financial status on the left you see
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to a large extent there is a great keith and there is there are very very small profit being made well
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disconcerting easy a package or a journalist or even i'm sure rates on a a financial
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how does that joe menu or angelo so this shows that there is a real need
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for for the notice to consider how they can support
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um i waited and we'll say finally all my financial
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sustainability the general that for which we have no not
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in five years to animal is um that will be carrying out in the next few months next slide please
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so one of the uh another uh topic is
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any frequency so what's next actually the result if
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oh shit accessible so next slide please we want to have a level playing field that want
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to publish over here and professional lies the activities
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in this it they don't share that is um
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here is c. with other it's this was just a
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predicted that yeah yeah that's the conference um next slide please
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oh and and it's uh uh uh uh not lose one that's been going for much longer that's in finland sh
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in denmark and the netherlands the highway publishing platforms are actually
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really oh wait i don't have a next slide please e.
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so you see yeah um so the initiative is
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really to look at them how kernels um no
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but also internationally working together and this is what is good is now starting to to principle it's
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uh for grew a journals how can you know it's even difficult within a particular country but if you
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can share you with it you can share as that to you can um ah look at sharing um
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discovery so this yes uh if you can share your abstract to me
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um and also don't have how could you state was oh uh through time together so i think this
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is a really exciting issue went oh wait time
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was all share that knowledge um will rudely uh um
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uh on a a a a diamond publishing next slide please
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the away books never look at another example to create
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a level playing field that everybody knowledge to extra to um
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but it can also read a um a challenging conversations chad top and it's
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collaborative decisions what abstract conferencing is um and i used to host events only
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okay but what if the initiators that that we are eight bucks network if you know for
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years and then but please do join out they
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started again reached a lost my next slide please
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a little alarm of sharing knowledge uh on the
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labour is the new every look stupid you haven't yet
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seen it she's taking luke that's being with this
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better understand uh with uh but probably she commissioning customer
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bucks next slide please um and decide really um
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providing protection on a copyright and license on some of
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the business model someone they uh tools and it
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also um it has you uh to find things uh
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to support you in a way but publishing next slide please
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to another topic of on a really good you means providing a
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common legal framework that enables immediate away the wall next i can you
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to work your agree yeah a published a a a
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um reproach but it's kinda some okay now that um
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hello publishes due to the publisher policies are in place right now
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she's who tries retention i'm liking lies still acts like it's
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is also in response to the commission asked right tragically
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so to see how future it all that much as we know
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that there are a really big improve providing access to images highway ah
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to to the uh the policies of ah where are currently next like it's
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ah oh i'm just now got resulted category right there is a
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a key inhibiting factor to uh sharing a
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your material i can access in title so when
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we lose which and we found that there are issues that some general what does retain copyright
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of i should also transfer of copyright and in general should oh what does are also go
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and excuses publishing agreement when they return retain
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copyright which which really needs to change next nightly
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and even if you hate to make you material away or if you partly chevy
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ah ha ha which is in your own probably will retain copyright
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they're alleging at eight titles how weathering is if you're talking about publishing
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well that was retained out right before publishes that will just
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you know to try the right age and five public is
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do not provide that information which goes causes a lot of
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h. m. uh which really needs a direction next slide please
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yeah because if you look at how well the steelers uh i used by
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ten out of lucius here you can see without a leading but uh amass that
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go into a room and looked at says that a a a pay 'em publishes
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easy by the rest cans on the general is a very complete enhanced i. e.
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but maybe yeah easy easy by n. c. d. ah um the uh almost
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a uh uh inhibit it's providing access
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to uh be out material of research
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i don't really i don't know if you ha data that you're that from europe in addition is um
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and you can see i you have centre is
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where will not hold the copyright and wouldn't they retain the publishing rights display yeah and access
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to rules we also feel that uh um but we need more investigation that very very any
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school journals in the way j. they probably needs some diseases ought to encourage them to just
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set those policies in place actually encourage that um
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i that live action monster with this next slide
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also if you look at the uh items easy lessons being used by the incentive ha
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oh i it's still a minority that he's easy alright and a very much major
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things easy but i and sue and see where in d. which is concerning next to
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so we've come up with the the whole range of
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recommendations full with is is usually admissions found is that
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but for example it's they really need to simplify underlined or sees and have always which is
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prince holes with standard i think which we do not to go to the exclusive licenses what non
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x. is licensed to inch to enable off with his to fly that uh i have those come
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right out and um that one seems to live to be a license or id for next slide
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we're going to be different where they're they're not what to uh to campaign in what uh and and
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the way trade the copyright c. so we'll be working on that the next three yes next slide please
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so when other topic i'm likely to you sustain
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a pen and i interrupt will consign infrastructure next
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there's been a lot of generosity show bicyclist
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best reason situations to crowd found essential infrastructure um
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which information through schools i slightly it's in fact we we thank you thank you
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very much for that generous g. o. so all that he worldwide has a pledged
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almost you wind a it's a million euros scroll essential infrastructure
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uh insides infrastructure yes yeah we uh i have is seven hundred
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fifty thousand or five hundred thousand of that uh is it very
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generous contribution by the french that's true that his fund five place
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the current imperial say ramps you which is uh
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we started basically uh uh we re majoring in underlining
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the in pools uh t. u. a. b. and i'm a i'm a p. e. and i and citations
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um i you can read more about them and we're also happy to hold a
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wedding or on this as we doing in other countries right now i meg thank you
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so where you know right with that for the market the way he and
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i have a really a whole lot about this question pink rose to think people
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um i think that i think about to see how
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you can contribute to funding is actually infrastructure next slide please
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uh_huh so my next steps with goals or you're holding up a range
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but in all were also that there is conference yeah having discussions about cost
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uh_huh others they also host a something switzerland if you're interested uh and then
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we're also you made a lot of selection as as selecting round three oh i
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to be published in twenty twenty one there isn't very well known machines and angst i is
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a a good yeah project now um and
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realise what yeah there are increasingly i am i
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while looking at how to for the size in or a splashing them or do
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we have decided we're going to develop calls yeah route landscape now does this call that
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a step here that you all in a group please i mean uh next slide
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ah to another initiative where was that the steering wheel chair
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server they probably what sustainable it into doing focusing on that
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um crossed protocol that community driven that but next slide yes
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i can talk to you about your search next so
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we truly you own a that's right so i will be
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uh um yeah you really need to understand what we mean
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within construction box office hits you fall within provide resources um
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i am to to guide for his on an investment as they might make the future next
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slide please oh so true about uh another study that with a a has been conducting and
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i think this will be out at the end of this month i oh
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we surveyed um i can cite infrastructure
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or other i. s. european national or
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regional that that 'cause something new repositories
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and as you squeeze 'em infrastructures also
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did a again a exclusive a result so happy to see you next exactly it's
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so it's hard to say this is a bit infrastructures responded and that we're talking about we
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also found a number of them are actually providing all range is uh so we have to
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reset his most of them were providing a
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and discovery a listing services like away then will
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archive i am presentation i've would research data um
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haitians as evaluation comments here and publishing like he's
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what was also who looks to actually understand and um how
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when a a was this infrastructure avenue of how we are
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how well do you know what is that there are no principles are uh
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uh an infrastructure a partition i mean what these out the next slide please
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so we'll structure to them tell them how they see if uh
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where they are or in writing to rinse holes or through their instructions
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can you next i will shew yes but you make sure or
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uh or lack of the principles he's content provided by next late eighties
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well and then the next click as well but we all do you get a
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good garden and a succession planning there is a lot of 'em implementation i'm planning to
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be there is less majority and they stepped as a as a kind of thing is
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oh what transferring case whether that's that is to who infrastructure to come to a close
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i'm trying to use so if we could also the cards
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one in which we have actually about a hundred challenges mention of
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what what does it mean to you what are the challenges in
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that we found a good governance the noise challenges we mentioned bent
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um i don't know how they relate to uh having the same sufficient representation of the community
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well having a three hundred equitable communes even uh uh um
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a decision making structure in place that is still quite a lot of work
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you tell them actually lose but we also wanted wanted stuff um the
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role of the community in case and concise infrastructure so yes the whole thing
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was thinking was was that's the problem is is that research is kate moss
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talk oh oh no i've read research manager and for chris land is off
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of course funding the search next slide please and then we wanted to find out
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'cause then gauge oh a new insights into structures so that humans or range shows
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that weekly who've engage monthly blue and and your name is orange so you see
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of a positively that it was a lot of engagement with research isn't it i really
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you have software that either 'cause the the remaining what depend on
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a software development for providing a service is that of course that's got
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into them item what email about them but there is a dependence
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all i'm engaging with somebody that has helped sustain knows that it's it's
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so i went to see how that would be the engine pass him always the community life i
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okay what we're twenty and was we all those infrastructures which or the infrastructure is the dependent on it
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we want to do or infrastructure is that you really need this is great well i'm here
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was there or was it that this network analysis shows is what is that she must have
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i think was one of those on and you will see some buy it used to weasel
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wife you responses from ross he uh otherwise you
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think a parenting surprises right here at five please
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um i don't know source that we want to add the
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sustainability uh all of the signs infrastructure uh in europe today
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with the way things here on national government grow so the
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importance of national governments he's still actually he didn't uh for
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second place was european commission prawns still a great dependence on
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graph on the uh on one i am him from the
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uh in your um but in kind shuns um and um
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hosts absentee where they will say a higher in the rankings
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what was it still that membership since that is uh with
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whom sources of income to sustain buttons and sees next i can't
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i know three looking at the uh in extra enough uh
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we also a misty yeah i'm in the middle of the uh
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that right there is is operate with break even
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comes close the income you receive every few generating set
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plays for the for profit so the not for profit
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but lacked the oh there um research performing organisations are
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in you um for profits up orange and then you have other uh uh so you think that the whole
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profits my general small set as scott and improve the
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actually changing that they just agree to break even cashflow
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and what your stacey at the top of the corporation does it you have a background wanted projects you see
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the importance of our rounds in as a state in
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those projects well what we're concerned about is the coolest
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uh usually prosthesis stay in the development of an it infrastructure but i'll make it and we're really
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dependent on a a sustaining holes through the general
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relations a a a lot of infrastructure so have exactly
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so so oh no infrastructures um successfully sustaining themselves
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we have interviewed hand he around and size inputs which is uh as that
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that'd be as well it is i think uh you those are going to you
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know and um uh to be some of those and use i think they're
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really great stories authentic persistently journeys either
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a for profit will be uh not exactly
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some of the lessons that is you must have a clinician ambition and it's alright well
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well you know the common good work better to come with others want to innovate um
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you need to very consciously choose your cotton is bigger than and this with that car i've
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and then the relationship between your legal structure and you started you use uh about him who turns
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for example if you are not for profit at uh when i action burning has system like credit um
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you may not our um well camp and we also accept that
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a fun wrong if profit school it's um and then i think i will play well is that many of those
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infrastructures till they it doesn't have to the competency doesn't results
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is to uh sharing experiences with a yes and also including
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missiles is a um a onset yeah uh basics like
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accounting no uh more each all uh that's why i'm i'm
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really missing full many of those uh infrastructures to ah that
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ah we actually institutions as well i just toss next oakland's
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so uh i was with no exactly and i never mind with technologies to keep
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them with me so it's also taking control of your institutional danger yeah like a
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it's not healthy to request somewhere looking at the um the data on
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your stations production and performance is something very different exactly about the legislature
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so when you wanna get negotiating without the big the big apart because
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you would like to have access to make on your project research yes
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do you have to answer you place watch you can do what
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we we we pay to have which cost and if they're not
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a week that publisher for example well third party we're also i
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enjoy that it does it can be hard to close to once again
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and also you know the other investments that they use on your page okay i can do that is to understand
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it's a bit five please so this might be true for me to k. equity means all this country ish away yet
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no cost of maple catching expertise results is mostly shadow
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not local we needed a common little that enables images away
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we need to sustain it in in trouble at times infrastructure and we need to take control or are in a factory
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yeah so just very briefly our strategic plan for the next week
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is next that's like the ease with which was currently do that
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i mean i think you've been informed by revenue better if you
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already amanda if not and you switch out the email next slide please
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oh well i of course list so what strength
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and stamina and scholarship and it medication policy in europe
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and in no i never possible but still make it um we need to strive to name where would
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you know and promote that that's that's actually the impact all all imagining the way the research is rebuilding
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an incentive well i heard you talking about later that the p. i. n. instructions that easy it's them
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next slide please uh the last slide but i think i
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was with numbers in particular for contributing to our uh because
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men should feed a fun fifty percent of what we did so thank you very
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much guess screens more uh in your i'm sorry that's contained at the beginning but
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it was love with the technology but i think we got there in yeah h.
00:34:17
thank you very much underfoot you questions or your thank you very much for the
00:34:23
present target the so interesting around right actually have to question of how old are
00:34:31
the first person would be uh you talk about about sustainability which is the most
00:34:35
important topic was our first i think and provide some rough or i'm a cop
00:34:43
something that's very uh a couple inches or second order sustainable solutions for other infrastructure
00:34:55
right actually something so looking at a business
00:35:00
models you about uh_huh so understanding the business models
00:35:04
um you know i can share a a as well i you know so i think it's it's
00:35:15
one or more knowledge also through this study uh well they
00:35:19
did was it's models would love to show that we want from
00:35:22
a that and we can also is not it is to read the k. c. you a a great so i don't know
00:35:34
also one oh well rested and there will
00:35:37
be also some more insight community on or business
00:35:41
models that you may there and so i think that would be very interesting um so requesting the
00:35:48
about the are you uh i mean just see if i am a slide yeah i um yeah
00:35:57
so i know that that you could principles that you wills to uh consider that rule making the
00:36:04
choice business model towards uh maybe i'm not sure
00:36:10
i don't actually have where where i don't think
00:36:14
i can share the meticulous side with you now but uh you pick things up with me in
00:36:19
the speech uh um and i think it's just so important so many over alright in situations all
00:36:25
the the really amazing services cool oh may have any and trying to teach them so what is
00:36:32
oh and engage with oh it's so for example i would watch uh uh tries to
00:36:39
you baby to share their experiences and discussed
00:36:43
with u. s. aesthetically so just speech out yeah
00:36:48
okay thank you yes uh huh or just another question huh
00:36:53
you mentioned earlier there are many different covers up his concerning or six predecessor for and ah
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a sort of a cardigan interpreter for example of how
00:37:06
strong do you think it's part time instructors oppressive policies
00:37:11
well that remains to be seen it actually look if
00:37:15
we look at a coalition escalation as as a uh huh
00:37:20
straight and yeah right transcript strategy everything into it actually as
00:37:25
we uh um the things if you like to share uh
00:37:33
a oh well the the ones you could probably the inference training but the list
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but the more or less you do it the data oh uh says for you how
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to be influencing publishes influencing tele informing funders about
00:37:52
speech ration one easy change as well e. g. shuns
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uh i don't so governments yes yeah um so we need to have a
00:38:02
multi rich uh um i do think there band is oh will be very influential
00:38:09
uh and i see the and a pay phone to uh
00:38:13
be fine and i will ask thing which is why it's good
00:38:19
probably should send a right through ten strategy uh
00:38:23
is a very um scroll as they like uh
00:38:31
any more questions i mean i'm answering many things i could do going into that much more than
00:38:37
a close one of those topics but yet i haven't yet what is it where where where they are
00:38:51
we get the jurors or is it just and weren't
00:38:57
right but we're so actually i yeah uh by this but we're trying to turn it should be a so
00:39:07
oh okay didn't fall uh in new features and for innovation is easy easy uh
00:39:14
well go in funding and maintain good cool oh no no i'm uh oh oh
00:39:20
good structure is much over and that's with a lot of um i uh when
00:39:26
there is a um infrastructure to draw it fails to provide a kind of what planet
00:39:32
x. intense during the coming yet and that doesn't think you innovating it it includes
00:39:38
looking at how they sustain themselves and
00:39:41
also provide attracted to hold was stable infrastructure
00:39:45
which which has a a lot of uh in some places up when some craft
00:39:52
signals it to do that i will tell you whether they can in future that well
00:39:59
okay in weren't here so it's kind a convex package when i yeah
00:40:07
c. f. o. d. r. i've never have to move on

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Welcome and Introduction
Jean-Marc Piveteau, Rector ZHAW and President of Delegation Open Science swissuniversities
Oct. 19, 2020 · 10 a.m.
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Today's Open Access Challenges: Taking action for equity
Vanessa Proudman, Director, SPARC Europe
Oct. 19, 2020 · 10:05 a.m.
Results and lessons learned from the implementation of the action plan
Axel Marion, Secretary General of the HES-SO and former Head of Higher Education Policy, swissuniversities
Oct. 19, 2020 · 10:50 a.m.
Project highlight: SONAR
Miguel Moreira, Director at RERO
Oct. 19, 2020 · 11:30 a.m.
Project highlight: SwissCoss
Nicolas Sartori, Head of Acquisitions & Collection Development at University Library Basel
Oct. 19, 2020 · 11:45 a.m.
Project highlight: NIE-INE
Roberta Padlina, University of Basel
Oct. 19, 2020 · noon
The unforgettable role of academic publishers in scholarship certification (DH)
Claire Clivaz, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Digital Humanities
Oct. 19, 2020 · 12:30 p.m.
Open Access run by and for professional scientists – Experiences with SciPost
Jean-Sébastien Caux, Institute of Physics, University of Amsterdam
Oct. 19, 2020 · 12:45 p.m.
Announcement of the Open Access call for projects
Patrick Furrer, Programme coordinator, swissuniversities
Oct. 19, 2020 · 1:30 p.m.
Keynote: The future role of libraries in Open Access
Jeannette Frey, Director BCU Lausanne and President of Liber
Oct. 19, 2020 · 2:15 p.m.

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