CrossCheck & CrossRef Text and Data Mining

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Rachael Lammey
Product Manager

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CrossMark & FundRef

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Kirsty Meddings
Product Manager

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CrossRef Metadata Search

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Karl Ward
RSPKAFFILIATIOND Programmer

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ORCID

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Ed Pentz
Executive Director

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Keynote: Ways and Needs to Promote Rapid Data Sharing

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Laurie Goodman
PhD., GigaScience

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Securing Trust & Transparency in Peer Review

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Adam Etkin
PRE

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bioRxiv: the preprint server for biology

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Richard Sever
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press

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Frontiers’ Collaborative Peer Review

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Mirjam Curno
Frontiers

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Do it once, do it well – questioning submission and peer review traditions

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Janne-Tuomas Seppänen
Peerage of Science

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Closing Keynote: Innovation Cartography: Creating impact from scholarly research requires maps not metrics

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Richard A.Jefferson
Cambia

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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (1665)

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Pip Willcox
Bodlian Libraries, University of Oxford

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Keynote: Communication with a Crowd: Lessons from Citizen Science

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Chris Lintott
University of Oxford

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Updates from 1K and FORCE11 Activities

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Maryann Martone

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Valuing the Diversity of Scholarly Impact in a Networked World

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Session Chairs: Leslie Chan and Cameron Neylon
 

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Keynote: Managing the Long View

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Amy Friedlander
National Science Foundation

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True or False? Transparency, Validation and Reproducibility of Research in Scholarly Communication

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Session Chairs: Tim Clark and Melissa Haendel
 

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Libraries at Scale: Global Partnerships and Scholarly Access

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Sarah Thomas
Vice President Harvard Library, Harvard University

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Why are we so attached to attachments? Let’s ditch them and improve publishing

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Kaveh Bazargan
River Valley Technologies

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The Republic of Letters

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Chris Chapman
Pentandra Research Solutions, Inc.

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Publishing and crediting different shaped research objects the (GIGAScience)n way

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Scott Edmunds
GigaScience BGI, Hong Kong

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Multimedia Interactive Policy Research: What’s That?

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Javier Guillot
Hertie School of Governance

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The simplest credit of all? Sharing and spreading the value generated by researchers

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Dan Morgan
University of California Press

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Signposting the Scholarly Web

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Herbert Van de Sompel
Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Credit Where Credit is Due

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Session Chairs: Amy Brand, Melissa Haendel and Daniel S. Katz
 

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Panel Session: Funding Panel: Innovative Funding Models

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Session Chairs: Anita DeWaard and Dan O’Donnell
 

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Outcomes from Birds of Feather and Workshops

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Melisssa Haendel
 

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Geek Out – Research on the Web

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Paul Groth
 

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Closing Session: Where Have we Been and Where are we Going as a Community?

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Phil Bourne
National Institutes of Health

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Li(b/t)erate (TeX/C)—Top part: JSBox

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Doug McKenna
Mathemaesthetics

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Li(b/t)erate (TeX/C)—Bottom part: literac

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Doug McKenna
Mathemaesthetics

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MathBook XML

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Robert Beezer
 

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Will static CSS someday suffice for online rendering of profiled LaTeX?

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William Hammond
University at Albany

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Building TeX Live

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Karl Berry
TeX Users Group

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TeX Live Utility: A slightly-shiny Mac interface for TeX Live Manager

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Adam Maxwell
Port Angeles, WA

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MacTeX Design Philosophy vs TeXShop Design Philosophy

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Richard Koch
University of Oregon

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Creating a LaTeX class file using a graphical interface

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Kaveh Bazargan
River Valley Technologies

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Experiences with TikzDevice

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David Allen
University of Kentucky

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LaTeX in the classroom

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Daniel Raies

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PDF files both to print and to read on screen

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Kaveh Bazargan
River Valley Technologies

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Welcome and Introductions

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Jeff Beck
 

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JATS Diversity—A Content Management Perspective

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Evan Owens
Cenveo Publisher Services

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Automating Complex High-Volume Technical Paper and Journal Article Page Composition with NLM XML and InDesign

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Becky Fadik1, Brian Trombley2
1SAE International, 2Data Conversion Laboratory

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The Public Knowledge Project XML Publishing Service and meTypeset: Don’t call it “Yet Another Word to JATS conversion kit”

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Alex Garnett1, Juan Pablo Alperin1, John Willinsky2
1Simon Fraser University, 2Stanford University

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All Aboard! Round-tripping JATS in an HTML-based online CMS and editing platform

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Wendell Piez
Piez Consulting Services

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Creating JATS XML from Japanese language articles and automatic typesetting using XSLT

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Hidehiko Nakanishi1, Toshiyuki Naganawa2, Soichi Tokizane3
1Nakanishi Printing Co. Ltd., 2Antenna House, Inc, 3University of Tokyo

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Improving the reusability of JATS

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Melissa Harrison
eLife

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Using BITS for Non-Standard Content

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Dana Wheeles
Silverchair

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The Long Road to JATS

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Paul Donohoe, Jenny Sherman and Ashwin Mistry
Macmillan Science and Scholarly

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Adapting JATS to support data citation

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Daniel Mietchen
Museum für Naturkunde Berlin; NCBI/NLM/NIH

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Superimposing Business Rules on JATS

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Tommie Usdin, Debbie Lapeyre and Carter Glass
Mulberry Technologies, Inc

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JATS for Ejournals and BITS for Ebooks—Adopting BITS for Scholars Portal Ebook Repository

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Wei Zhao, Ravit H. David, Sadia Khwaja and Qinqin Lin
OCUL—Scholars Portal

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Building an Automated XML-Based Journal Production Workflow

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Charles O’Connor, Stephen Haenel, Antony Gnanapiragasam, Michael Hepp and Tina Fleischer
Dartmouth Journal Services

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Collection-meta for JATS

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Vincent Lizzi
 

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Announcing JATS Con-Asia

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Soichi Tokiazane
 

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Turn JATS into container format

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Martin Fenner
 

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What anthologies most useful

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Debbie Lapeyre and Mark Donoghue
 

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The Latest BITS

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Jeff Beck
 

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Open session NISO

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Bruce Rosenblum
Inera, Inc

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ScienceCentral JATS-based full-text database comprising

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Sun Huh
 

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A complete end-to-end publishing system based on JATS

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Kaveh Bazargan
River Valley Technologies

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Smoke Screens of Impossibility

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Bruce Rosenblum
Inera, Inc.

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“Fake spaces” with pdfTeX—best of both worlds

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Ross Moore
Macquarie University

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Regression testing LaTeX packages with Lua

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Frank Mittelbach
LaTeX3 Project

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Converting structured LaTeX to other formats

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David Farmer
American Institute of Mathematics

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Creating mathematical jigsaw puzzles using TeX and friends

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Julian Gilbey
London,UK

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Metapolator: Why Metafont is finally catching on

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David Crossland
Metapolator

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Recent additions to Tex’s font Repertoire

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Michael Sharpe
UC San Diego

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Plotly: Collaborative, interactive, and online plotting with TeX

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Etienne Tetreault-Pinard
Plotly

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Texinfo visits a garden

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Joseph Hogg
Los Angeles,CA

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TeX and copyediting

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SK Venkatesan
TNQ Books and Journals

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An output routine for an illustrated book

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Boris Veytsman
George Mason University

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LaTeX3 and expl3 in 2014: Recent developments

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Will Robertson
University of Adelaide

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Using animations within LaTeX documents

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Michael Doob
University of Manitoba

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Moving an online book to paper

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Jim Hefferon
Saint Michael’s College

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Typography and readability: An experiment with post-stroke patients

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Leila Akhmadeyeva
Bashkir State Medical University

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A quarter century of naive use and abuse of LaTeX

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Alan Wetmore
US Army Research Lab

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Beyond dead trees: publishing digital research objects

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Scott Edmunds
Executive Editor, GigaScience

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Predicting the future of publishing

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Arfon Smith
Chief Scientist, GitHub

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The Big Picture: Open Access content aggregators as drivers of impact

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Stephanie Dawson
CEO, ScienceOpen

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Where data and journal content collide: what does it mean to publish your data

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Peter Burnhill
Director, EDINA

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The Future is Open: Education in the digital age

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Steve Wheeler
Professor of Learning Technologies, Plymouth University

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Seven Lessons: what we’ve learned from trying to measure impact

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Euan Adie
CEO, Altmetric

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So where does the University Library fit in : Digital Research services at the University of St Andrews

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Anna Clements
University of St Andrews

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Letting go of 350 years’ legacy – painful but essential

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Kaveh Bazargan
Director, River Valley Technologies

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Re-thinking research with a view to impact: an academic perspective

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Stephen Curry
Professor of Structural Biology, Imperial College

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Moving beyond the impact factor, what changes are needed at the government, university and individual levels

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Martin Fenner
PLOS

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Capturing and understanding research impact on an international scale

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Ian Viney
Director of Strategic Evaluation and Impact, Medical Research Council (MRC)

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Your research, anywhere.

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Francesca Ayres

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Panel Discussion

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Stephen Curry,Martin Fenner,Ian Viney
Professor of Structural Biology, Imperial College,PLOS,Director of Strategic Evaluation and Impact, Medical Research Council (MRC)

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Pursuing Sustainability: Societies with Meaningful Missions

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Diane Scott-Lichter
Vice President, American College of Physicians

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Professional Associations & Learned Societies: Current Issues & Outlook

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Deni Auclair
Vice President & Lead Analyst, STM, Outsell, Inc.

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Moving Members from Print to E:

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Ann Michael
President, Delta Think, Inc.

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Does the Journal Reflect Global Society Goals? A Case Study from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

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David Sampson
Publishing Director, American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

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Diversifying your Publication Portfolio

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Diana Olson
Vice President of Communications, Infectious Diseases Society of America

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2nd session Q&A

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Maureen Naff
Director, Author & Partner Marketing and Services, Springer

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2014 Taylor & Francis and ALPSP survey of Learned Societies

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William Frass
Senior Research Executive, Taylor & Francis

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Altmetrics & the Feedback Loop: Action, Information, Reaction

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David A.Crotty
Ph.D., Senior Editor, Oxford University Press

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Open Science: Bridging the gap between society & researcher

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Emilio Bruna
Editor-in-Chief, Biotropica

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OA Q&A

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Angela Cochran
Director of Journals, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

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Outsourcing Peer Review and Editorial Management

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Jessica Rucker
American Chemical Society (ACS)

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