The annual conference on scholarly publishing and communication is organized by the Arctic University of Norway. Among the keynote speakers, Johan Rooryck, Executive Director of cOAlition S, will speak about trends in institutional open access publishing in Europe.
This annual event led by academic publishers, institutions, societies, and researchers, will be dedicated to the theme “Identity in Peer Review.” Participating organizations will organize virtual events and activities to highlight the role of personal and social identity in peer review and ways the scholarly community can foster more diverse, equitable, and inclusive peer review practices.
Over 35 organizations around the world are involved in this year’s Peer Review Week, and there is still time to participate.
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers organizes its annual conference for everyone in the scholarly publishing community.
The main themes of the conference are ‘Discoverability and Accessibility’ and ‘The Great Reset: Scenario planning for life after COVID.’
Registration is open. The programme is online.
The International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI) has been embraced by multiple professional communities over the past decade, and is now one of the most trusted sources of identification and disambiguation for public identities (including individuals and organisations) worldwide. To celebrate this milestone, ISNI International Agency will hold an ISNI Information Day. The online event will take place on Wednesday 1st September 2021, 2pm-4:30pm (BST) / 1pm-3:30pm (GMT) / 3pm-5:30pm (CEST) / 9am-11:30am (EDT) / 6-8:30am (PDT).
The event will provide an overview of the ISNI standard to date, from its origins and history to its many achievements. Further information about this event, will be announced soon. Please follow the dedicated event hashtag #ISNI2021 on social media.
3 days of discussion starters, 3 time zones full of thought provoking ideas, 160 sessions and hundreds of speakers. The 86th IFLA World Library and Information Congress (WLIC) programme is now on the conference website. Which sessions will help you address topics and issues in the workplace? Explore how global perspectives can address local challenges. Delegates get 12 months’ access to recorded sessions!
The 17th International Conference on Digital Preservation, iPRES2021, will be held at the National Science Library in October 2021 in Beijing, China and will be organized in a hybrid mode: onsite and online.
Topic: Empowering Digital Preservation for the Enriched Digital Ecosystem
Registration is open.
Deadline for submission for lightning talks: 30 July 2021
OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association) is announcing the first in a series of webinars focused on the needs of the researcher. A cross-disciplinary panel of researchers will discuss what unites them around open research and open access. Panellists will also consider if their perceptions change depending on their role and discuss the choices they currently make when disseminating their work.
Please register for this free webinar and contribute to the discussion.
The Danish National Archives has finalized the first working edition of a Concept Model for Development of Preservation Plans. In this webinar, the complete set of methods used will be presented, as well as the results from the application so far.
Register now.
The 15th European Association of Science Editors (EASE) General Assembly and Conference will be held online.
Topic: Promoting sustainability in scholarly publishing: the role of editors
The Programme will include presentations, debates, panels and networking sessions plus a number of satellite events: a poster exhibition and competition, Regional Chapter sessions, workshops and the EASE General Assembly.
Registration is open.
