15/10/2025

CRAI offers activities within the framework of the International Open Access Weeknal de l’Accés Obert

This year's motto of this initiative to promote open access in the academic and research world is "Who owns our knowledge?"

Setmana Internacional de l'Access Obert

The International Open Access Week is celebrated from 20 to 26 October, this year under the motto “Who owns our knowledge?”. It is a poignant question about the current moment and how, in a disruptive era, communities can reaffirm control over the knowledge they produce.

To disseminate and learn about the benefits of publishing in open access, CRAI has prepared several activities:

  • Webinar: We help you publish in open access, develop a data management plan and publish research data in open access. Tuesday, 22 October 2025. Language: Catalan. Registrations: PDI, PhD students
  • Self-training courses on the Virtual Campus:

Other trainings:

Other activities:

  • Open Access Corners. Centers of interest in the different CRAIs on campus with the aim of spreading open access among the university community.
  • Open Access and publications exhibition. Books, journals and digitized collections of the URV. From 13 to 26 October, an exhibition presenting the academic publications of the university’s publishing house and the collections digitised by the CRAI, accessible through international repository platforms, will be on display in the lobby of the CRAI on the Catalunya campus
Support for research data management

In addition to allowing open access to the results of scientific production, a very important aspect of open science is to carry out appropriate management of the data used during research.

The URV makes available to the research community:

  • Guides to facilitate data management
  • Support tools: DMP to facilitate the preparation of the data management plan, as a requirement of the Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe programmes of the European Union. RDR, a federated and multidisciplinary data repository that allows Catalan universities, CERCA research centres and other entities that carry out research, to publish research datasets in FAIR mode and following the EOSC guidelines.
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