Marketplace
Here you’ll be able to explore various tools and organisations that are relevant to practicing Open Science (in archaeology). During the event, some of these organisations will also be present.
If you would like to have a table at the marketplace on the 7th of November, or you would like to promote your platform here, contact Bjorn at b.p.bartholdy [at] tudelft.nl.
Inter-Section
Inter-Section is a Peer-reviewed open-access journal focusing on contributions from junior archaeological researchers at Leiden University. The journal offers an accessible platform for the publication of individual research by undergraduate and graduate students.
See more on Inter-Section’s website
PCI Archaeology
PCI Archaeology is a community of recommenders, acting as associate editors, who recommend unpublished articles based on peer reviews to make them complete, reliable and citable articles, without the need for publication in ‘traditional’ journals. This process is completely free of charge. When a recommender decide to recommend an article, they write a recommendation text that is published alongside all related editorial correspondence including reviews, recommender’s decisions, and authors’ replies. The article itself is not published by PCI Archaeology: it remains on the preprint server where the author originally posted it. Authors are free to submit their revised article to any venue they choose, if any, including the diamond open-access Peer Community Journal.
See more on PCI Archaeology’s website
Open Science Communities NL
OSC-NL is a thriving and growing bottom up, community-led, social infrastructure of local hubs in all university cities in the Netherlands, bringing together over 2000 members of the academic community. Started by local researchers in Utrecht, it is now a place where researchers and scholars, educators, support staff, students, and citizens are welcome to learn from each other how to put Open Science to practice.
Find an Open Science Community near you