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that's a very concrete example or uh where when access mean is leading in some cases i
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suppose it gets of state is is a very important uh project in u. s. c. of an
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interest in g. h. and encouraging studies but from colleagues that i appreciate a lot like i
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should only she's meeting in which is not fun yeah when you just an instantaneous yes the project
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so you have hates yeah it's got the script on your s. that provides a
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lot of what you can shun text that the project has no that really sure
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i mean the one so you have fun when you may see g. n. e.
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g.'s engulfed by the official the u. s. a. service for humanities and e. h.
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so i mean we have absolutely agree a seven is gonna shit
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but you can see nothing trace of could be sure on this website
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and i wasn't it sometimes ago uh i mounting in an s. and
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s. f. five years when my project and the and the prospect of raw
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i'm just gonna read the extra income take off the gospel of ah i could where i
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want to to see what it is she uh when i have a right to the cup
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cats because i know when my topic because i knew it was just sort
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of the manuscript of mark because i have this know ledge or no hole
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i'm sorry she so i was looking looking digging digging in
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the website began thinking uh the data creation a storage incubation
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everything is fine everything is says you've been in g. ionisation huh
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with the the h. t. m. l. file with and then using visualisation tools so
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these pockets of growth absolutely fine but the content of the death was not okay
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so i'm looking for information finally i write on the website is the quotation of
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this edition also called edition the that i was not sure no wind at all
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and i continued to look and finally yeah i write to this book identical with like that
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and it is uh i mean i'm assuming that
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that stuff edited by discovering that i've never personally
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so um i can just tell that uh it's not so
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your scholarship because it's a bypass a lot of important studies before
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and it does not presence or asian or text of the end of the
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gospel from ah in coptic for me it was quite be sure we would say
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because it's unofficial great projects when simple the basis of visual a. d.
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h. u. s. or a national governance and it's we're right into that
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and so so that's the first example i i wanted to show you would because it
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it remains something can be done for the
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excellence of scholarship to huh partnership with publishers
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it's not possible in humanities at least i i'm not
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preference for what it feels but in humanities at least
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we cannot continue to produce excellence crash
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if it involves all the data a product
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the foreign products sometimes i'm getting that's with mark sixteen i'm
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doing the lace work uh have i've done that in french
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and it will be that in we need absolutely no
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knowledge of c. p. b. shows to get excellence in academe
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my second point is colours neatly seventy five percent shadow
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the amount of research data is changing completely uh our
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way of writing he knew i'm used eyeliner but we
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need to establish froze also process uh also publish which
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could be shows in my opinion and you'll hear an example
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you have a online on the gum which library but science the legion text
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uh of the cadets desired transcribed by c. g. g. and g. p.
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you just have done we can take into workings but we don't
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have isn't in what is called last who have worked on it
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and for me uh so i've missed information particularly when you have
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a reunion special no over that changes the history of research need
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to know who has proposed is she still will um it's important
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to to put more now that ah o. b. b. gun repositories
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with the attribution of the people in charge to produce the data and of course in switzerland
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we have volume and he's bash that does
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seven seven seven and social sciences we have falls
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a false impressions or it can yes no dash maybe it's more a sense but
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everything is going okay i mean it's a good direction um from sixteen i'm
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working with with the not the one repository from the menus yeah analysing pronounced
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and it's very practical because as soon as we have that operation i could stand here
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and i can goods and also in the s. and s. f. or
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or the netherlands or have also downstairs this want of could we well done right was it already is
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easy for the result shows the grammar and he
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says that ah hua about that time will be recognised
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and it's particularly important for the pasta i only teach students that are on often
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walking which actions upon a transcription editions
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and they need recommendations for for this work
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so is a this is for us that it is the obvious thing of data collection you know you have
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example of easy to ah one of the most important
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european obvious thing to do for humanities and social sciences
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and it's really great because you don't know is obvious things the data from not kind ah
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and so ah that ah ah bubbly eagles on your
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that i can be putting a connection if you happen i
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think a good you could uh example statistically and then you know that ah ah of this that okay and level
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and it is something good and oh absolutely necessary
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question yes oh the results that are all not
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scientific publication and here you would comply surely the s. and s. f. or to all the time
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when you're that assets when they are ready i asked the result show to pass yeah it
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the research that oh to a publication if it's so obvious
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if it's okay i oh is that you may say each
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process and i said yes your data as such are not
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to vacation and that is really a something to to think about
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because as i said before a particularly you
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possible can receptionists needs to get something vacation from
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the production research data i and so uh uh
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for me we should discuss with the baby showers
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you know to get the recognition result from some pretty sure about the research data
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or if i come back to the drawing good easy imagine for example to have
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here sort of all of that could be sure or here or here or it
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and and it fits exactly with that question i raised to the project
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he name very interesting present that by a better and
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not just for a but without a peer review process we
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still need to some of these uh p. b. shows
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to get excellence in academia and seventy five year review process
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so we should go and charles the level of footsteps
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data to be hunting down issue which could be sure
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when you uh concept of a research to talk to j. should
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i am lucky enough to well about this important questions which european colleagues
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because as we said sure i belong to us and we'll come and stand outside of the house
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and uh also to the group research that an action
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and into that guys i think digital remember teachers can huh
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in a bass is the international association or as uh when
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you were banning structures and scholarly communication and in these girls
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who is coming from europe and i can give it a
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more conscious of all all about all this question might say
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easy to say that's colour sneaks divestment this partnership with that
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to be sure i have discovered that was a great interest
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the economic and martin probably needs you know we have a lot of partnership with
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several that are could you show us and they basically t. v. shows right as a friendly
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amendment that to get an old analysis animals on
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money and troops at the moment in humanities apparently
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we asked yellow okay to me free online text and
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two page you don't know with the idea of what
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to buy isn't it or we've got citizen transition integrated
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but for me it's possible than days in my thoughts
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because i haven't just do the same to open a decision instead of having you might have
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a is that a lot of one if that
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need to be sure seen humanities me intermediary steps
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join the open access will and the then existing don't tons of progressive steps i have
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checked it's in my own project you have seen just before the nice article we have
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so it's a new test and then studies in this situation
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yeah that on a a bunch or accepted ah he does
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i haven't been open access to dispel the names
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you i have only two journals and see it
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in my field that i know can access that's that's one situation in my field should still today
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so which means that six of them uh where one
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not in open access began uh passionately to discuss was
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pretty sure and as you know i've regionals i'm not
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reported by c. s. n. s. f. r. and b. s.
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wouldn't be to have 'em to routing 'cause you know what the
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next as we some real e. i. even if they are hybrid
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shouldn't that's the and i discussed also with didn't return here in
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partnership with the aid of of the june that will continue with function
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we haven't been able to get a first is you you know can access falls short
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and i will then come back to yeah haven't it does and i mentioned will because uh i
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haven't managed chip with them since enough time in
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the only running in the open access direction so what
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that means they haven't done and been turned in yeah timing sure that's my solution has been in
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and i am very grateful to to his time you to use that bound to confirm my over red
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to pay a visit open accessible these two articles by yeah the n. b. does in m.
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i. which shouldn't so um i don't know if i'm gonna possible to do you want to
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discuss with that and the s. and s. a. for them but in humanities seems to have
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a lot of june and not you know been
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accessed the real good sure that's excellent scientific journals
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we need probably to accept more are largely intermediate steps
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to get them progressively in one in uh in the book and don't don't perception and that you
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know so that's like three three examples the making
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of of research or a day by day and
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i will be happy to to just schedule but
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you're not to let an style yeah they're a
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hard one to you can turn ah cameras on one needs you're not a lot but now no one
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has chat or it's it's it's well i have one question uh huh i heard what she does
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for a house where where you can actually buy informatics means the o. g. i. and unceasing has
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been done a good idea in ages info discussion in two thousand ten by if you know who
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who was the result of the university has on and i'm sure you you know going uh_huh j. lo
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so he suggested me already into times and then when i haven't busy my
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first discussion about digital amenities to look uh uh to be an from below informatics
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telling they ah uh doing away with twenty five years of you in advance so
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off of you and uh yeah then i waited three years seventy two two relies
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is good advice from you what you want and then uh i have meeting two
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thousand hertz in a corner and you understand i'm yes and they came for lecture
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at the university of listening and when i was listening to their
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ice under the understood why if you know whether it's okay right so
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um i didn't mention it says the european groups or discussion about that
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ah but we've got also need very important part of my new lead
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he's made she yeah that's assigned me and i am i dislike the right now and uh
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discussing with carvings of walking get a about great
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it's an improvement see in in the project and
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i think uh i haven't really she uh optional conditions to
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develop it did you don't remember just content right see i was
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yeah i was curious what did you get first yeah mm
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um are you also says is that you'd rather than just a
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voice to to discuss ooh ooh how you use i. e.
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s. o. x. personally schools i i did correctly uh uh not
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not that or two books bibles oh you can share or a
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right jab uh_huh i have been known of british last year or
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and and so collected a say in there that yes and it's absolutely great huh um i it's of
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course was was without first we are can be only so grateful to it's an asset to have that
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and i was also very i'm happy uh with this button
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should be bible because they accept that as a tribute to me
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that x. m. l. file ah so i don't know if
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the x. m. l. file and that's the open depository trends heart
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and it is obvious that by the door so which means these two books are honest it's in the
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best we right by yeah and the european investing too
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easy don't but says the system we have in switzerland
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tissue portland wrapping up and access agape hours that's also
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could fine okay you know that but i prefer i
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was it to be conscious if you really want to
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be a adhesion in yeah european partners with our kids
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that are economically speaking financially speaking it's really oh really to emerge
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into its all such or whether they're in with the european countries i
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mean and it really is asking the eight thousand five hundred euros perhaps
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you should consider biggest it's less expensive it's four thousand five hundred euros
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but uh i mean uh no national agency uh in the other countries
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would would agree to to pay so much or exceptionally so uh i
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i would be best and i'm very interested to have a squeeze presents
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in group discussing at this point because we have it to my opinion
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to be served yeah with oh although you were can slide for articles
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but we cannot imagine to reach an academic c. stand wearing which that's again so
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one decide i'm kind of four to also that yeah yeah it
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was it was too long standing which when ah well she really
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then there will be again and again well you get rather than
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access you should be that i couldn't just censorship which is what
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grades um yeah direct and discussion is needy piece goes is that
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if you asian and the phase locked oh well no shit we have
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a visit to the shows we cannot pronounce to it i mean
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for me yeah as i tried first we should meet with this examples
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uh it's when it fully belong to excellence in academics and when you have a partnership
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yeah it doesn't mean that boo then
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i used as a yellow discussions aren't good
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directing design is about one also we have a lot of transgressions arriving by this way
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uh uh we are encouraging new models of publications so for example i can um
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i can speak about a um a notre dame to propose and all of them can
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he would like to to have it it it is next to the book so says the
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discussion is a whole other shouldn't uh there's a provision also says defines does the database should
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says the database also be reviewed uh should it should put for example on dances at seven
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open to be crippled determined that says the country i mean uh what i i'm
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assured in advance no to both cost action we have just the question the moment
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but it is interesting because through research and aggression right uh_huh i uh as
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anyone else in the only as o.
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p. i. ah shasta chess question here you
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some sort of gains keeping them should i i i mean
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uh it's nothing revolutionary it's the no online uh it's state
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uh of humanity since the printed culture we were functioning like that and when you've
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got a result from a printed culture uh you you and your phone distance and
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often it's speech was dixon sometimes and you you you had to do
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accepted and published that was a normal virus of a and
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only i i want to know and it's true that each mission
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of t. v. shows because that's i mean that's between as
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instances i should uh first of well uh dances with the interface
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along those colours between that international see if we switch for example
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uh to revision house located uniquely uh in the university stuff would be also
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we should do i wouldn't be i'm afraid that we lose the international diminish
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and that that's yeah and meet you all our kitchen inside
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of those first page so uh it's also guarantee of international
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in one inside of your well uh uh i mean we experiment it's all the
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day when you'd you and proposition forward view
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rose when you been looking for the review
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you ah wasn't times dealing with your meeting you and the you you cannot you your
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way as we start showing humanities low you
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have only should you get so approbation corrections
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or accept asian bicycles of comics that's normal that's a minister and that's also submit
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to be so i and and as far as i have seen in the last years
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the deletion is only the good ones tends to
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the balance between the diversity of research the diversity
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of phones and a yes any questions or just
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a little while still holds something else yes the payment
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i'm experiencing in delay between the there was an stuff okay it and
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at the busy was and i don't know how we can help you
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you know but i just yeah parisian definitions yeah i understand oh yeah
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well i don't know where he and sending and pleased to meet you
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so uh yeah and he's telling that's open it just
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takes all the boxes and i absolutely agree yeah and uh
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so you should have been so look at what the passes doing because of f. s. uses all that by an
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addition and okay that's it's it's it's cool when get
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out for european infrastructure and and it has in fact it
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was not to mention by then it's uh in hotels this
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morning but okay i. s. n. the well i'd put in
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and this is the open books two digits upon a
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was and they were together or to gets is nice restaurants
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and a bass is really pushing it we think uh towards open access
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direction no they have no or teach email about fifty members and uh
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a g. h. chris at s. i. b. we have begun to posters which member of the house
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so that's the great adventure and and i i don't know i mean they about the can access
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from the sky box do wow what an upper class
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open angels that's really a good place and a resume digit also boxes
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some some researchers sunset sony will mm that
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we're all especially humanities lenses lessons on easy
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to go to ah what's you usually ideally
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i your juror on new collection or or
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what a person again on on that you shall we say well it gets well mm
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exam isn't from each week i i uh i i'm very recognition of recognition to have
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like blinders on several but i was on the one hand but that's precisely
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the yeah the uh when i was a are we i i i don't know
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what we take of course and i think we we should discuss uh on on
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such topics reserve as they had exactly because that's a kind of a transnational services
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and and about which passes working so well this is the fact to have um no the
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open books toolkit when they ask is really a great machine and my balance because they have
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hello to all the computing process to have a service on your skin it was wanting
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something not easy but now we have a full
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of showmanship about the research infrastructure on it it was
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thanks to appearance so yes discussion uh and heat and when i have looked
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that way project like yours this morning so is cause or and he he
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the process is it proper should be to have one day and uh then the one it was
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so uh international description omitted to to get this book that's gonna makes ah
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honestly where it's just a slightly that i've gotten to you uh has a
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he is good point something like that so what's makes a time interesting is
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the u. national in battle evelyn streets alone we had them generally even more
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show cues don't specify point of view issue new best it's you
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remember when there is no silva and most approaches i really interesting
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including those when life sciences it's only you and and fun in a sense if you look
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at the question of the twelve life sciences not books that is very important in life sciences
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uh if you are going to the web site of the v.
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p. l. p. f. l. a. presence different solution for electronic own notebooks
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and if you look to the french side there is a lot nicer than a hundred books so
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other discussion is it in in some interesting because we are well to do
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family efficient tool but with dan then is to do several times a senior for
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so when we aren't yellow reason fortune ashen uh that's a
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punch a girl like a lot of fun uh i mean
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we have chances to which of bananas at a certain point
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but when things aren't going uh i mean the good direction
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uh because as you know uh easy don't our testing and so vile and yeah that was
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good and i do i um entries so
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yeah rations discussion and interest oh well the weather
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to that's the key room i don't want to just yeah you're doing so well i'm in
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the open access is really well well uh_huh actually
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um right it's one uh i'll be already okay
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you know we're under question what's your your example it done for your sandwich in your coffee
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yeah i just tried to my my nana resins sure because you wanted to
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discuss more and i put the though website sort of time warp you find
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information about the up and down yeah when it's so hard information of yeah
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oh yes there are uh i mind i'm saving shasta let me know who
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no no no we're h. r. one beep recording with wells oh yes
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he could i see okay well thanks so much on our yeah why anymore
00:28:19
well i'll be here it's okay i was here we can just we should probably work as we came here
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are still together many ah no well let's see well

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Conference Program

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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