This two-part online event has been adapted from UKSG’s successful and long-running one-day seminar and aims to present a practical introductory overview of all aspects of e-resources management, encompassing e-journals, e-books and bibliographic and full-text databases. This event will take place as two morning sessions on Tuesday 18th and Thursday 20th June.
Les rencontres annuelles du réseau Mir@bel auront lieu les 3 et 4 juin à Paris, au Conseil d’État et à l’INHA. Érudit interviendra en conférence invitée sur le paysage des revues au Québec et au Canada. Des partenaires, dont le projet Rev@ntiq et le Conseil d’État, présenteront également leurs travaux, tout comme la Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire Cujas, l’Université Paris-Saclay et le réseau Repères. Ouvert à tous les partenaires de Mir@bel, l’événement invite à rejoindre le réseau et à participer aux rencontres. Programme et informations pratiques disponibles sur le site des rencontres.
The Forum includes representatives from a broad, international spectrum of academic library backgrounds, as well as groups that collaborate with libraries to publish scholarly works.
The 2024 Library Publishing Forum (LPF) will be an in-person event. This year, LPF will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Library Publishing Coalition.
Registration is open. Look at the draft programme.
The goal of this event is to bring together PID advocates, users, and leaders from around the world to solve infrastructure challenges that will accelerate research and innovation. Attendees can expect energetic discussions focused on solving real world challenges in delivering research infrastructure.
Look at the preliminary programme.
Discover the Skills4EOSC Competence Centres (CCs) dedicated to knowledge organisation and transfer within the realms of Open Science, FAIR research output management, and the EOSC context. These CCs operate within their respective countries, regions, or thematic domains, to address the critical skills gap by offering training programs, including workforce upskilling and reskilling initiatives focused on Open Science principles.
The ISBD Review Group and the ISBD for Manifestation Task Force held an online introductory meeting on 8 February 2024 with participants from other IFLA bodies, Resource Description and Access (RDA), MARC Advisory Committee (MAC) and ISSN International Centre, in order to facilitate the start of the expert review phase of the ISBD for Manifestation. This phase will be ending by mid-May 2024, and will be followed by an official worldwide review phase from mid-May to mid-July.
A webinar for all interested colleagues before starting the review will be held on 25 April 2024.
Have a look at the ISBD for Manifestation website and register for the webinar.
OPERAS is the research infrastructure supporting OPen scholarly communication in the European Research Area for social Sciences and humanities. The European Council called in May 2023 for transparent, equitable, and open access to scholarly publications. OPERAS welcomes this Council conclusion that fits with their aim to make open science a reality for Social Sciences and Humanities. This is why the conference will focus on Opening collaboration for community-driven scholarly communication. The conference will address issues involving equitable publishing, multilingualism, bibliodiversity, and other related topics.
There is no registration fee.
The Forum includes representatives from a broad, international spectrum of academic library backgrounds, as well as groups that collaborate with libraries to publish scholarly works, including publishing vendors, university presses, and scholars. The Forum is sponsored by the Library Publishing Coalition.
The 2024 Library Publishing Forum will be an in-person event, scheduled to take place on 15–16 May 2024, at the McNamara Alumni Center at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
The International Council for Scientific and Technical Information (ICSTI) is happy to announce its 40th Anniversary Annual Conference and General Assembly. This will be an in person meeting collocated with PiDFest (June 11th-13th). ICSTI will hold its General Assembly the afternoon of June 13th, followed by a full day of open workshops on June 14th.
Proposals for workshop speakers are currently accepted until 22 March 2024. This year’s workshops will explore the following topics: Interoperability methods that ensure efficient machine-readability, and Responsible Research and Innovation.
NASIG 39th Annual Conference will take place in early June 2024 as an entirely in-person event.
You can already register for the NASIG 2024 conference whose schedule includes in-depth workshops.
The virtual NASIG Autumn conference will continue in fall 2024.
Regina Romano Reynolds, Library of Congress, Director of the US ISSN Centre, will make a presentation on 6 June 2024 about BIBFRAME at the Doorstep.
