Edition scientifique

« Two years have sailed by since Europe PMC adopted the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI) in February 2021. POSI is a set of guidelines for open scholarly infrastructure providers and outlines how these organisations should be run and sustained. It offers a framework to uphold transparency and accountability. (…)

« Exploring practical problems and potential strategies to fund equitable OA book publishing
This SCONUL and Copim-hosted webinar, held 25th January 2024, brought together UK library leaders to share their perspectives on their library’s role in OA book funding and publishing. (…) »

« Démonstration de faisabilité d’une suite logicielle de publication de livres numériques universitaires basée sur les principes de la science ouverte pour les Universités et Hautes Écoles de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles de Belgique. (…) »

« Revisit our webinar, which took place on Wednesday, February 7th, at 10:00 AM CET, where we discussed the insights from our Institutional Publishing Landscape survey.

Presentations available here: https://zenodo.org/records/10635064 (…) »

« Ce document propose une synthèse de travaux récents, en particulier les rapports de l’association SPARC et du Comité des services des bibliothèques scientifiques et des systèmes d’information (AWBI) de la Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, Fondation allemande pour la recherche). (…) »

« Diamond open access model – open access with no author fees – has emerged strongly, particularly in the European discussions on how to move towards a more sustainable publishing culture. Diamond OA is usually funded by organisations, and this blog article will present the different ways in which the University…

« On 27 September 2023  DIAMAS hosted the Open Science Fair 2023 Workshop:  Improving the Efficiency and Quality of Institutional OA Publishing. The workshop addressed a range of challenges faced by institutional Open Access publishers, paying special attention to ‘diamond’ publishing models that are scholar-led and do not…

« The compendium is a guide and reference for scholars, publishers, developers, librarians, and designers who want to challenge, push, and redefine the shape, form, and rationale of scholarly books. The compendium gathers and links tools, examples of experimental books, and experimental publishing practices with a focus on free and open-source…

« Geoffrey Boulton, Governing Board member and chair of the Future of Scientific Publishing, presents the new discussion paper, The Case for Reform of Scientific Publishing and invites ISC Members to contribute to the dialogue. (…) »

« We recently released our Open Call for Experimental Publishing Pilots. Based on some of the initial questions we have received from individuals and project teams currently preparing an application, we have drafted the underneath blog post with some more background information on the call. We also have…