The 23rd edition of the International Conference on Electronic Publishing ElPub 2019 will celebrate bibliodiversity in all aspects of the knowledge transmission.

Deadline for submitting extended abstracts : 10 January 2019

Topic: The Redesigned RDA Toolkit: What You Need to Know to Get Ready.

The programme is online.

Executive Sessions are closed to observers.
Observers must register ahead with the RSC Secretary.

This event immediately precedes the annual meeting of the RSC, which will be held at the McGill Library.

The National Library of France (BnF)

Topic: Take the train for the Bibliographic Transition: which strategy?

The programme is online. Registration is free. Sessions are in French.

The International Society of Managing & Technical Editors (ISMTE) is organising the 2018 European Conference around the following topics: current trends in pre-prints, open access developments in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, quality assurance in journal editorial processes, blockchain for publishers.

The programme is online.

STM Week returns for 2018 with a new three-day format around these topics: processes and standards, innovative products, diversity and inclusion in publishing.

RLUK is welcoming submissions to the call for papers.
Reshaping scholarship reflects RLUK’s commitment to achieve transformations in research, innovation in collections, and cultural change in UK institutions.

Deadline: Friday 2 November 2018.

Organised by SPARC, this global event is now entering its tenth year.

Topic: Designing equitable foundations for open knowledge

Check the events calendar for updates.

The STM International Publisher Association and the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) will hold a joint seminar titled The Transformation of Academic Journals and Books: New Technology and Legal Aspects. It will be followed by another seminar called Publishing innovation and Open Science – the next 50 years organised by STM Member Connect Japan.

The Association of Learned Professional and Society Publishers is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

The programme is online.

The Munin Conference is primarily revolving around open access, open data and other aspects of open science. The audience is mostly librarians and research administrators from the Nordic countries and the rest of Europe.

The keynote speakers are announced.