« The Institut Polytechnique de Paris organized its first edition of Open Access Week in early November 2024, offering a series of events on open science, including testimonials from scientists. The diamond model and the Journal of Theoretical, Computational and Applied Mechanics (JTCAM), hosted on…
« En octobre dernier, le Center for Open Science (COS) a annoncé le lancement d’un nouveau projet de service de publication scientifique innovant : Lifecycle Journal. Ce nouveau modèle intègre plusieurs éléments connus pour améliorer la communication scientifique : (…) »
« Diamond Open Access is a scholar-led publishing model in which content is made freely accessible to readers, under an open licence, at no cost to authors. In recent years this model has gained increased visibility and popularity as it is seen as an alternative to commercial publishing. (…) »
« The European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH), a pioneering initiative to advance Diamond Open Access publishing across Europe, was officially launched on 15th January 2025, in Madrid. OPERAS, the research infrastructure for open scholarly communication in the social sciences and humanities, will serve as the fiscal host of the European Diamond…
« This report provides a set of insights into why and how research funders are trying to support Diamond Open Access publishing. It provides case studies examining different funders and their motivations and funding mechanisms, and what this means for their work. (…) »
« Initiatives like CRAFT-OA and DIAMAS aim to enhance Open Access Diamond Journals’ (OADJs) capacities through digital solutions, yet the technological landscape remains heterogeneous. This deliverable conducts a gap analysis, assessing the alignment of OADJs with recommended technical best practices outlined in the Report on standards for best publishing practices and…
« This guide is designed to help Diamond Open Access publishers manage their expenses and save resources. It walks them through the typical costs involved in running a Diamond OA publishing project, with questions that encourage them to think about their current practices and explore ways to optimise costs. (…) »
« Access to scientific knowledge remains one of the most significant challenges to achieving equity in education, research, innovation, and global development. Systematic and financial barriers continue to prevent countless researchers and communities from fully participating in and benefiting from scientific progress. Addressing these challenges requires transformative approaches that make science…
« The objective of ALMASI is to provide the research community with an aligned, nonprofit, high-quality, and sustainable scholarly communication ecosystem across three world regions: Africa, Europe, and Latin America. This will enable scholarly communities to take full responsibility for innovative, valid, reliable and accessible publishing services and solutions that do…