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June 2018
NFAIS Open Access Conference Call for Presentations
NFAIS will explore this multidimensional disruption at our "Movements and Models Supporting Open Access" conference on October 1 - 2, 2018 in Old Town Alexandria, VA, and we invite you join the discussion as a speaker! The program will address emerging OA practices, statistics and analytics of open access models, and new publishing models that deliver fully affordable open access. If you are a university library supporting unique OA models, an advocate of open access, or can share how your…
Find out more »July 2018
Liber Conference
Over the 3 days of the conference, delegates network, collaborate, identify the most pressing needs for research libraries and share information and ideas for addressing those needs. The next LIBER conference will take place on the scientific campus of the University of Lille, in Villeneuve d’Ascq (France), in the LILLIAD Learning center. The LILLIAD Learning Center Innovation is the result of the renovation and extension of the old university library. Its originality lies in developing the culture and sense of innovation and…
Find out more »The Power of Partnership and Collaboration in the Publishing Industry
In this seminar we’ll aim to explore real examples of the strategic partnerships and innovative collaborations being forged in the publishing community to achieve economies of scale, a stronger shared infrastructure, technological innovation and push the boundaries of the publishing model.
Find out more »September 2018
ALPSP Annual Conference
The ALPSP Conference provides a friendly forum in which to share information and knowledge, learn about new initiatives, and engage in open discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing publishing today. With expert speakers and a wide ranging programme, the ALPSP Conference is for everyone in the scholarly publishing community.
Find out more »USETDA 2018 Conference
USETDA 2018 will provide excellent educational opportunities for professionals from graduate schools, libraries, academic computing and others who work with electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs), institutional repositories, graduate students and scholarly communications. Our goal is to offer relevant, practice-oriented content to support ETD productivity improvement, ETD professionals, advance ETD operations and encourage the formation of regional ETD associations and networking communities as well as to provide useful and innovative resources, standards, and technology for the development and support of ETD…
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