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5-minute madness sessions, Tuesday June 12th 15:00-16:30
Session A: Queen’s Hall

Martin Ostasz, Barcelona Supercomputing Centre:
“EUDAT : Building a European Data Infrastructure”

Herbert Gruttemeier, inist (FRA)
“donneesdelarecherche.fr : a French Research Data Website“

Michelle Willmer, University of Cape Town
”Addressing the visibility of African research: institutional e-infrastructure considerations in the developing-country context”

Inge Van Nieuwerburgh, Ghent University Library
“LibreCat : the Next-Generation Repository Service”

Jan Brase, TIB (GER)            
“DataCite”

Jan Brase, TIB (GER)             
“CODATA : Task Group for Data Citation Standards and Practise”

Brigitte Hausstein, GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
“Making Data Citable – DOI Registration of research data”

Zibute Petrauskiene, Vilnius University Library
“National Open Access Research Data Archive “

Sofia Arvidsson, Swedish National Data Service
“Swedish National Data Service: a piece of the puzzle”

Hans Pfeiffenberger, AWI (GER)
“MaNIDA : Challenges in building a portal to German marine research data"

Christoph Bruch, Helmholz Open Access Coordination Office (GER)
"Engagement for Open Science Policy"

Mikael Elbæk, DTIC (DAN)
“OpenAIRE and data"

Kevin Ashley, DCC (UK)
“Research Data Management : The UK National Change Program”

5-minute madness sessions, Tuesday June 12th 15:00-16:30
Session B: Blixen Room

Marnix van Berchum, Knowledge Exchange
”Open Access success stories”

Patrick Danowski, IST Austria
“Research data @ IST Austria”

Birger Jerlehag, Swedish National Data Service
”Infrastructures for Social Sciences and the Humanities”

Francesco Fusaro, The European Commission's research DG
”The Commission and Open Access”

Arjen Hogenar, DANS (NL)
”Data Archiving and Networked Services: central access point to data and publications in the Netherlands”

Robert Hauser, Centre of Competence for Digital Tradition, Karlsruhe,
”Centre of Competence for Digital Tradition Karlsruhe – a short introduction”

Sergiu Gherghina, GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
”The Archive and Data Management Training Information Centre”

Jürgen Enge, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology & Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design
”Concepts and Practical Workflow for Long Term Archiving of Interactive Digital Artworks”

Victoria Tsoukala, National Documentation Centre (GRE)
”The National Documentation Centre of Greece: Focus on Access to Knowledge”

Victoria Tsoukala, National Documentation Centre (GRE)
“Open Access in the Mediterranean : medoanet.eu”

Andrew Dorward, University of Edinburgh
”UK RepositoryNet: a shared infrastructure to support open access through UK repositories”

Angela Holzer, Knowledge Exchange
”The legal status of research data”