06/11/2026
📢 Warto posłuchać!
Seminarium o otwartej nauce i komunikacji naukowej z udziałem dr. Samuela Moore’a z University of Cambridge.
💡Tematem spotkania będą wyzwania związane z otwartym dostępem i nowe spojrzenie na rolę wspólnotowości w publikowaniu naukowym.
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Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
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Wznawiamy nasz cykl międzynarodowych seminariów online! Co miesiąc nasza pracownia będzie organizować godzinne seminaria na temat najnowszych krytycznych badań nad nauką, szkolnictwem wyższym i komunikacją naukową.
W najbliższym seminarium, 12 listopada o 14:00, gościć będziemy dr. Samuela Moore'a z University of Cambridge. Dr Moore opowie o swojej nowej książce, pokazującej, że publikowanie naukowe oparte na tym, co wspólne, może stanowić alternatywę dla współczesnych tendencji do urynkowiania wydawnictw.
Zapraszamy!
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FEaRVjRWR1CktgNZLKIsdA
Abstract:
During this seminar, we will discuss Samuel Moore’s new book, “Publishing Beyond: Open Access, Care, and the Commons”. The book argues that the move to open access should focus less on the free accessibility of research outputs and more on who controls the publications and infrastructures for scholarly communication. By deploying theoretical literature on science and technology studies, care ethics, and the commons, the book critically interrogates open access and reimagines a more ethical future for researcher-led publishing. The book explores the importance of collectivity and democratic governance within the transition to open access publishing. It suggests that developing a commons-based, scholar-led publishing landscape through a series of presses that are each managed by working academics could offer a productive counterpoint to marketised systems of open access and subscription publishing.
After Moore’s presentation of the book's main ideas, we will engage in a discussion on the importance of the commons in academic publishing, and how we can study the role of the capitalist market in shaping the communication of academic knowledge.
Bio: Dr. Samuel A. Moore is the Scholarly Communication Specialist at Cambridge University Library and Principal Investigator of Materialising Open Research Practices in the Humanities and Social Sciences (funded by Wellcome Trust, AHRC and the Research England Development Fund). He is also an Affiliated Lecturer at Cambridge Digital Humanities and a College Research Associate at King’s College Cambridge.
Dr. Moore’s research sits within the digital humanities and focuses on topics relating to academic publishing, research practices in the humanities and social sciences, and critical issues relating to research communication. In 2025 he published his first monograph Publishing Beyond the Market: Open Access, Care, and the Commons with University of Michigan Press. He also has a Ph.D in Digital Humanities from King’s College London and is one of the organisers of the Radical Open Access Collective.