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.
Last October the cOAlition S group of funders commissioned a study by scidecode science consulting to assess the impact of Plan S. The study investigates various aspects of where this initiative may have had an influence on the global scholarly communications landscape. Five months on from the kick-off meeting for this project, this session will offer an opportunity for the early results of this work to be presented and discussed with the OASPA network.
Registration for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum is now open! This year’s Forum will be held on May 15-16 at McNamara Alumni Center at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. More information about registration, including rates and refund policies, can be found on the Registration & Travel Information page.
Special affiliated event: PKP will be hosting a Sprint and Pre-Conference Event on Monday, May 13 and Tuesday, May 14, to be held at the University of Minnesota Libraries, Wilson Library.
A ConfOA está com chamada aberta de trabalhos sobre este tema:
Acesso Aberto e Dados de Investigação Abertos: sistemas, políticas e práticas
O prazo de envio é até 01 de abril de 2024.
COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) begins the Lightning Talk series with an introduction to current issues in artificial intelligence (AI), and some new directions and successes with AI tools in scholarly publishing.
Marie Soulière, Frontiers open access publisher and COPE Council member, and Nishchay Shah, Cactus Communications, will share their expertise.
DIAMAS is a consortium of 23 organisations from 12 European countries, well-versed in OA academic publishing and scholarly communication. DIAMAS will present findings from the Institutional Publishing Landscape survey in an online event. Full details and registration
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The UKSG Annual Conference is a major event in the scholarly communications calendar which attracts delegates each year from around the world – librarians, publishers, content providers, consultants and intermediaries.
Registration is now open, the registration form can be found here.
Please take a look at the programme for the latest announcements on speakers – more are being added, so please do check back.
On Monday, February 12 (1:00–5:00 pm ET), the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) will host a pre-conference, “Introduction to AI and Machine Learning in Scholarly Communications.” The in-person event will take place at the Hyatt Regency Inner Harbor in Baltimore, just one day prior to the fifth anniversary NISO Plus Baltimore conference.
The NISO Plus 2024 conference will take place in Baltimore, Maryland (February 13–14). Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the conference will continue to bring librarians, publishers, tech and service providers, government agencies, and more to address some of the biggest trends and issues in the information community. Sessions will be organized into three tracks—metadata, open scholarship, and artificial intelligence.
The preliminary agenda is now available, the early bird deadline is January 8.
NASIG 39th Annual Conference will take place in Spokane, Washington, USA, from June 3 – 7, 2024.
They are calling for workshop ideas and facilitators, as well as for in-person presentations (concurrent sessions).
The submission deadline for in-person presentations (concurrent sessions) is December 1, 2023.
