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{{Event
|Acronym=GL2019
|Title=Twenty-First International Conference on Grey Literature
|Ordinal=21
|Type=Conference
|Official Website=http://www.textrelease.com/gl21conference.html
|Logo=149 Logo GL21.jpg
|City=Hannover
|Region=Lower Saxony
|Country=Country:DE
|Has coordinator=German National Library of Science and Technology
|has general chair=Margret Plank
|Has PC member=Henk Harmsen, Silvia Giannini, Marcus Vaska, Dominic Farace, Plato L. Smith, Stefania Biagioni, Meg Tulloch
|Attendance fee currency=€
|On site regular=475
|Early bird regular=375
|Early bird reduced=100
|Registration Link=http://www.textrelease.com/gl21registration.html
|pageCreator=User:Curator 70
|pageEditor=User:Curator 70
|contributionType=1
|In Event Series=Event Series:GL
|Single Day Event=no
|Start Date=2019/10/22
|End Date=2019/10/23
|Academic Field=Open Science;Grey Literature
|Event Status=as scheduled
|Event Mode=on site
}}
{{Event Deadline
|Notification Deadline=2019/04/18
|Submission Deadline=2019/03/31
}}
{{S Event}}
For more than a quarter-century, grey Literature communities have explored ways to open science to other methods of reviewing, publishing, and making valuable information resources publicly accessible.  This Twenty-First International Conference on Grey Literature seeks to demonstrate how the principles of science and advancements in information technology have impacted the field of grey literature and in turn how grey literature by implementing these has contributed to the open science movement. 
Open science is defined as the movement to make scientific research, data, and dissemination accessible to all levels of an inquiring society. Grey literature by definition seeks to make publications produced on all levels of government, academics, and business openly accessible different from those controlled by commercial publishing. As such the open science movement incorporates the work carried out by grey literature communities and renders an even broader framework encompassing newer forms of grey in both textual and non-textual formats.
Open science encompasses the life and physical sciences as well as the social sciences and humanities as does grey literature. Open science recognizes the value of grey literature in the process of knowledge generation and as such acknowledges contributions made by researchers, authors, and their communities of practice. Open science changes the way research is done and allows for convergence with the field of grey literature. It is within the open science movement that grey literature and its wealth of information resources are valued and properly exploited for society as a whole.

==Topics==
*Research sharing relies on Open Data
*Open Source benefits Grey Literature
*Publishing Grey Literature opens up the Review Process.
*Confronting Obstacles and Challenges to Open Access.
*Open resources for Education in Library and Information Science.
*Open Science principles promote the field of Grey Literature.
==Key Note Speakers==
Prof. Dr. [[Sören Auer]], Professor of Data Science and Digital Libraries in Leibniz University of Hannover and Director of [[TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology]], Hannover, Germany.