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[caption id="attachment_4563" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="« Living Colors » par protopito goes to Nederland, cc by-nc-nd"][/caption]The growing trend toward open-access publishing and toward funder   mandates for deposit of preprints in archives such as PubMed Central   (PMC) has led to interest in the interchange of scholarly literature in   XML created by different parties.This symposium, to be held in conjunction with a meeting of the TEI Council,  will explore such  questions through a series of presentations outlining  the current state  of the art in institutional publishing operations such  as those of  universities in the UK, France, US, and Australia, from the  point of  view of private sector publishers (among which the NLM DTDs  are  increasingly adopted), and from international initiatives where   interoperability has been identified as a major factor (e.g., PEER,   which includes European research institutions, repositories, and STM   publishers).The objective is to identify current difficulties in making   publication systems interoperable and identify priority actions for  the  TEI to intervene in this arena.The Cléo will take part in this event.Lire la suite...A tentative programme for the day follows:28 April 20109:30-10:00Refreshments10:00–10:10Welcome from Chair of the TEI Council: Laurent Romary (INRIA &#38; HUB-IDSL)10:10–10:40Introductions10:40–11:40TEI for aggregated content: Marin Dacos (Centre for Open Electronic Publishing (Cléo), CNRS); Ronald Snijder (OAPEN); Laurent Romary (INRIA) - Chair: Gabriel Bodard11:40–12:00Coffee break12:00–13:00Tools for TEI in scholarly publishing:James Cummings (Oxford University); TBD (Microsoft Research); Sebastian Rahtz (Oxford University); Chair: Matthew Driscoll13:00–13:40Catered lunch13:40–14:20Use of TEI in publishing workflows I : Kenneth Reed (University of North Carolina); Dominique Roux &#38; Pierre-Yves Buard (Les Presses universitaires de Caen); Chair: Daniel O'Donnell14:20–14:40Coffee break14:40–15:20Use of TEI in publishing workflows II: Susan Murray-Smith (Sydney University Press); Martin Holmes (University of Victoria); Chair: Brett Barney15:20–15:40Coffee break15:40–16:20Prospects for broader adoption of TEI: TBD (Public Knowledge Project); John Shaw (SAGE Publications); Chair: Lou Burnard16:20–17:00Closing discussionInformationsDate: Wednesday 28 April 2010Venue: Members Room and Council Room, Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 (location)