International Open Access Week is over, but our special edition newsletter continues the celebration. Read the blog, ‘Making policy a reality,’ to see how the OSTP Nelson memo is transforming libraries and OA publishing. Learn about legislative impacts, librarians’ evolving roles, and practical OA workflow strategies.
Discover how the OSTP Nelson memo is reshaping libraries and open access (OA) publishing. This blog explores legislative impacts, the evolving role of librarians, and actionable steps for integrating OA workflows. It highlights the importance of equitable research access and how these changes can enhance institutional prestige and support the broader academic community.
Chinese researchers’ attitudes towards OA are evolving, with increasing support for OA policies and practices. This shift is influencing global scientific publishing trends.
See how the University of Miami, Rutgers University, and University of Notre Dame use OA agreements to boost research access and support sustainable scholarship.
Explore how the transition to open access publishing is being facilitated, empowering librarians and researchers with transformative agreements and support.
Creating an open environment for research code & data
Erika Pastrana, Editorial Director of Nature Research Journals, explores how open policies and tech are revolutionizing research code and data sharing.
11 - 15 NOV, USA: Charleston Conference 12 - 14 NOV, Brazil: ENPROP 16 NOV, USA: Hawaiʻi Library Association 25 - 29 NOV, Brazil: Congresso Brasileiro de Biblioteconomia eDocumentaçao
Europe
18 - 20 NOV, Turkey: ANKOSLink 26 - 28 NOV, Norway: The Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing
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