It will be published in Open Access by UCL Press. As such, it is the first bishop's Register ever to be published in OA since publication began in the 19th century.

In 2 volumes, the Register charts the path the Church in England took to embrace Protestant reform - a major cultural change.

From autism and dyslexia to dementia and Tourette’s Syndrome; each episode offers fresh perspectives and practical insights. New episodes will be available every Wednesday morning between now and Christmas.

See uclpress.co.uk/ucl-press-pl...

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Hosted by Professor Philip Schofield, Director of the Bentham Project, the series brings together leading voices from across UCL to uncover fascinating facts, challenge misconceptions, and share strategies for building a more inclusive society.

Many thanks to the Scientific Committee, & the Local Organising Committee in Geneva. Members are listed at oai.events/oai14/. We will be circulating an Evaluation Form to all attenders, asking for feedback on the #OAI14 sessions & organisation. This will help us plan for #OAI15 in 2 years time!

These are being organised in Australia & Hong Kong over 3 days, Switzerland, Germany, & the UK. In the section 'Views from around the World' at oai.events/oai14/, there are further presentations setting #OAI14 themes in a wider context. These emanate from the UK/Europe, China and Singapore.

Presentations were on:

- Retractions
- Tackling fraudulent research
- the Impact of AI
- Putting humans at the centre of Open Science
- AI-ready and FAIR data
- Latin American perspectives on research integrity

The video recording of the session will be available at oai.events/oai14/ imminently.

Day5 is devoted to the theme of Research Integrity. The starting times are: 5:00-8:00 PDT | 9:00-12:00 CLT | 13:00-16:00 GMT | 14:00-17:00 CET | 23:00-02:00 AEST

The subjects of the presentations were:

- (Inter)national enterprise agendas - how do these sit alongside Open Science?
- Clarivate's approach to Open Science
- Next-Generation Open Access: a view from Jisc
- The Directory of Open Access Books

Topics covered were:

- (Inter)national enterprise agendas - how do these sit alongside Open Science?
- Clarivate's approach to Open Science
- Next-Generation Open Access: a view from Jisc
- The Directory of Open Access Books

The topics were:
- Small Language models
- Licensing & the significance of the SA CC licence
- FAIR2 - built around AI readiness & responsibilities
- Support for African languages in Natural Language Processing
- Digital literacy training
- New search tools, looking at the INSPIRE-HEP database

#Day3 of #OAI14, on Commercialization and Open Science, starts shortly: 1:00-4:00 PDT | 5:00-8:00 CLT | 9:00-12:00 GMT | 10:00-13:00 CET | 19:00-22:00 AEST

#OAI14

#Day 3, on Commercialization and Open Science, starts shortly: 1:00-4:00 PDT | 5:00-8:00 CLT | 9:00-12:00 GMT | 10:00-13:00 CET | 19:00-22:00 AEST

The 3-hr session today was scintillating, as Open Science meets AI. The result was a plethora of ideas and initiatives which could enrich the research environment globally. The recording will be available on the #OAI14 website in 24-48 hrs. See oai.events/oai14/ for more details.

139 people signed in to the session from a variety of countries, which included Venezuela, Colombia, USA, Chile, UK, Latvia, Mexico, Italy, Argentina, Switzerland & Ecuador. The event was hybrid, with a face-to-face event in Geneva running simultaneously.

The challenges, however, are significant - technical, financial, political, strategic.

In both Africa and Europe, we have models for delivering cloud services over high speed networks. The use of PIDs in China shows how important consistency is to deliver Open Science solutions. Open Alex is making its presence felt, giving access to 462,000,000 works.