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Monday, April 27 • 3:40pm - 5:05pm
Disrupting the Status Quo: New Models & Technologies for Scholarly Communication

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Despite a context of rapidly changing technologies, modes and models of scholarly communication - particularly, the published article and monograph - have not changed much in the last 350 years.  It seems significant and sustainable innovations are beginning to emerge, developed and supported via a network of stakeholders and activities, both technically and socially rooted.  This panel will explore technologies, models, and ideas that are changing and responding to how research is shared and how scholars are sharing.  Panelists will profile their projects and perspectives, followed by a moderated Q&A. 

Speakers
avatar for Pete Binfield

Pete Binfield

Pete is the co-founder (with Jason Hoyt) of PeerJ, an innovative open access publishing company. He has worked in the academic publishing world for almost 20 years. Since gaining a PhD in Optical Physics, he has held positions at Institute of Physics, Kluwer Academic, Springer, SAGE... Read More →
avatar for Jason Clark

Jason Clark

Jason A. Clark is the Head of Library Informatics & Computing at Montana State University Libraries where he builds digital library applications and sets digital content strategies. He writes and presents on a broad range of topics including structured data and search engine optimization... Read More →
avatar for John Lees-Miller

John Lees-Miller

Cofounder, Overleaf
John is cofounder of Overleaf, a London-based startup and social enterprise that builds modern collaborative authoring tools for scientists to help make science faster, more open and more transparent. John created the first version of Overleaf for use in his own lab, and now... Read More →
avatar for Paolo Mangiafico

Paolo Mangiafico

Scholarly Communications Strategist, Duke University
Paolo Mangiafico is the Scholarly Communications Strategist at Duke University, and co-director of ScholarWorks, a Center for Scholarly Publishing at Duke University Libraries (scholarworks.duke.edu). He is also Director of the Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute (trianglesci.org... Read More →
avatar for Daniel Paul O'Donnell

Daniel Paul O'Donnell

Professor, University of Lethbridge
Daniel O'Donnell is a professor at the University of Lethbridge where he teaches Digital Humanities, Old English, and Medieval Literature. He is founding chair of Global Outlook Digital Humanities, Editor-in-chief of Digital Humanities / Le Champ Numérique, and PI of the Visionary... Read More →
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Lou Woodley

Director of Community Engagement for Trellis, Director of Community Engagement Fellowship Program., American Association for the Advancement of Science
Lou is the Community Engagement Director for Trellis, the new online communication and collaboration platform being developed by AAAS. Lou is a trained molecular biologist with research experience at Cambridge University, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg, and... Read More →
avatar for Scott W.H. Young

Scott W.H. Young

User Experience & Assessment Librarian, Montana State University
Hi. I'm Scott, a librarian and designer building a human-centered library at Montana State University.

Monday April 27, 2015 3:40pm - 5:05pm EDT
Grand Ballroom
  Roundtable

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