Scholarly communications is undergoing a chrysalis—transforming how researchers share their work, find the research they need, and more. In this moment of transition—nestled in a cocoon of intellectual exploration—speakers reveal transformative agreements’ inner workings, guiding us through the waltz of open access (OA) and the significant changes in funding dynamics.
As the 2026 OSTP memo deadline approaches, the exploration of TAs in open access takes center stage. Insights from the 2023 Charleston Conference shed light on diverse experiences, highlighting the global impact of OA. Speakers from Vienna to North Carolina delve into the shift towards OA, the evolving funding landscape, and the role of TAs in streamlining article processing.
Join speakers Mathew Willmott from California Digital Library and Keith Webster from Carnegie Mellon University as they share practical tips and insights from their experiences with OA at their institutions. Directors Caroline Nevison and Bob Boissy from Springer Nature will also highlight key learnings from diverse regions. Hosted by Choice-ACRL webinars on Tuesday February 27.
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