18 September2019 (Lecture hallAulaMagna)12:00–13:00 Registration (Registration desk)13:00–14:30 Blaž Rebernjak (University of Zagreb) andKrešimir Zauder (University of Zadar): HowDocumentBecame anApplication: NewPossibilities for ScholarlyPublication (Workshop)14:40–16:00 AlenVodopijevec (Ruđer Boškovic Institute,Zagreb), Draženko Celjak (SRCE - University ComputingCentre, Zagreb), Ljiljana Jertec Musap (SRCE - UniversityComputing Centre, Zagreb) andMarijana Glavica(University of Zagreb): Open Research Data in the CroatianNational Infrastructure DABAR (Workshop)16:10–17:10 Vanessa Fairhurst (CrossRef, UK):Workingwith Crossref & Crossref Services, Old and New(Workshop)17:20–18:20 Jure Triglav (Coko, Slovenia):The PubSweetFramework in Journal Publishing (Workshop)

19 September2019 (Lecture hallAulaMagna)8:30–9:30 Registration (Registration desk)9:30–10:00 Conference opening (Ministry of Science andEducation representative, University of Zadarrepresentative, PUBMET2019 Chair)10:00–11:30Open Science in Europe (Chair: Zoran Bekic)Victoria Tsoukala (European Commission): Fit forPurpose! Shaping OpenAccess and Open SciencePolicies for Horizon Europe (Invited lecture)Vanessa Proudman (SPARC Europe): Funders in Europeand Incentivising Open Science (Invited lecture)Paulin Ribbe (OpenEdition) and Pierre Mounier: OPERAS:Shaping a Distributed Research InfrastructureAdvocating for Open Scholarly CommunicationDiscussion

11:30–12:00 Coffee break12:00–13:30Multilingualism in scholarly communicationand Bibliographies (Chair: Ivana HebrangGrgic)Sami Syrjämäki (University of Helsinki):Helsinki InitiativeforMultilingualism in Scholarly Communication (Invitedlecture)IvanaMajer (University of Zagreb) andTihana Rubic:Humanities SpeakMany Languages:The Language ofSummaries Published in Croatian Journals in the Field ofEthnology and CulturalAnthropologyDrahomira Cupar (University of Zadar) and Ljiljana Poljak:Who Needs ControlledVocabulariesWhenWeHaveKeywords & Free Text Searching?Linda Sile (University ofAtwerp): Identifying BibliographicFamilies in Records on ScholarlyMonographsDiscussion

13:30–15:00 Lunch break

15:00–16:45Different shapes of scholarly communication(Chair: Ksenija Baždaric)Adriaan van derWeel (Leiden University):Why Is a Book?(Invited lecture)Iva Melinšcak Zlodi (University of Zagreb), Željka Salopekand Irena Kranjec: Challenges in Discoverability andVisibility of OABook Content: The Case of FFOpen PressMarina Cvitanušic Brecic, Marina Grubišic (CroatianAgency for Science and Higher Education):Developmentof the (National) Database of Project Activities inScience and Higher Education of the Republic of CroatiaOlga Kirillova (Association of Science Editors andPublishers (ASEP), Moscow):The Current Role of theGlobal Scientometric Databases in theAcademicJournal Policy and Publishing (and the Role ofProfessional Editing Organizations in Their Preparationand Promoting) (Invited lecture)Discussion

16:45–17:15 Sponsors’ block (Chair: Krešimir Zauder)17:15–17:45 Coffee breakwith poster session17:30–18:15New trends in journal publishing (Chair:Marina Cvitanušic Brecic)Vicko Tomic (University of Split), MatkoMarušic, DanijelGudelj, ElizabethWager andAnaMarušic:WhyOverlayJournals for University Repositories May Increase theVisibility of Research in Small Scientific CommunitiesMarijana Glavica (University of Zagreb), Irena Kranjec andAlenVodopijevec: Journal Data Sharing Policies: AreCroatian Journals Following Trends?Discussion

20:00– Conference dinner (Konoba Dalmatia)

20 September2019 (Lecture hallAulaMagna)9:30–10:30 Panel discussion: Scientific publishers andPlan S (Chair: Jadranka Stojanovski)10:30–11:30 Round table:What the future brings toCroatian scholarly publishing (Chair: VladimirMrša) - inCroatian11:30–12:00 Coffee break12:00–13:30Models of OApublishing (Chair: RadovanVrana)

Gwen Franck (EIFL, Lithuania):Open for Business: HowOpen Business Models Can Drive Open ScienceForward (Invited lecture)Filip Horvat and ZoranVelagic (University of Osijek):Supply-SideModel ofAcademic Publishing in CroatiaThed van Leeuwen (Leiden University), Nicolas Robinson-Garcia and Rodrigo Costas:TheMatthewEffect of PlanS: Is Gold OAPublishingMainly a Business ModelFitting the Rich in Science? (Invited lecture)Discussion

13:30–15:00 Lunch break15:00–16:40 Research integrity and Evaluation in OpenScience (Chair: Sami Syrjämäki)Andrei Rostovtsev (Dissernet, Russia): ResearchMisconduct in Dissertations and Scientific Publicationsin Russia (Invited lecture)Želimir Kurtanjek (University of Zagreb): ReproducibilityIssues in Publicationswith Big DataRafaelly Stavale (University of Brasilia): EvaluatingQuality of Retraction Notices of Health and Life ScienceArticles Published byAuthors Affiliated to BrazilianInstitutions: A Systematic ReviewRadovanVrana (University of Zagreb):Attitudes ofScientific Journal Editors Towards Open Peer ReviewLuc Boruta (Thunken) and DamienVannson:Cobaltmetrics:Web-Scale Citation TrackingDiscussion

16:40–17:00 Conference closure17:30– Zadar city tour

21 September20198:00– Excursion to the nature reserveVransko lake

Poster session:JasminkaMaravic (CroatianAcademic and ResearchNetwork – CARNET):Openness of the Digital EducationalResources Published at the Croatian Universities’WebSitesPierre Mounier (OpenEdition) and Paulin Ribbe: CollectingVarious Usage and Impact Metrics for OpenAccess BooksMarijana Briški Gudelj (University of Zagreb) and JosipaZetovic:Transparency and Costs of Publication Fees inCroatian Scholarly JournalsKsenija Baždaric (University of Rijeka) and Evgenia Arh:Scoping Reviewof the Predatory Journals in Scopus: FirstFiveYears (2012-2017)LovelaMachala Poplašen (University of Zagreb), GorankaMitrovic and Kristina Romic: Croatian Scholarly Identity onMendeley:The Case of the University of ZagrebNeven Pintaric (University of Zadar) andAnita PavicPintaric: Open Research Data in the Field of PhraseologyVlatka Božicevic (University of Zagreb):Hrcak and theScientific and Professional Journals of the Catholic FacultyofTheologyUniversity of ZagrebKsenija Švenda Radeljak (University of Zagreb) and LucijaVejmelka: Openness, Accessibility and Standardization:Ethics in Publishing and SocialWork ProfessionImplemented inAnnual of SocialWork