Events
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ALPSP Training: Advanced Journal Development: Strategic development for managers
This highly successful course has been designed as a follow-on from Journal Development 1 which provides participants with a toolbox system for planning the development of their journals. However, it is not essential to have taken the first course.
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EASE India Webinar: Putting People First: The Case for Patient and Public Voices in Clinical Trials
This talk will explore the findings of a recent study funded by Cancer Research UK and the Department of Biotechnology, India, on patient and public involvement in cancer clinical trials in India. We welcome researchers, patients, trialists, journal editors, peer reviewers, publishing partners, and members of the lay public to participate in this exciting discussion.
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EASE Webinar: How technology and data can help editors uphold research integrity
Please join us for an insightful webinar that will bring together research integrity specialists, product managers, and data and analytics specialists to discuss how technology and data are helping editors and publishers to uphold research integrity and publishing ethics, both during the manuscript submission, evaluation, and peer-review process, and after publication.
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UKSG 2025 Forum
Bookings are open for the 2025 UKSG Forum, with strong interest, we encourage you to secure your place soon. This year's forum will explore a diverse range of current and key topics...
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Korea Center for Gendered Innovations in Science and Technology webinar: Intersectional Analysis in Science and Technology to Enhance Research Excellence
The Korea Center for Gendered Innovations in Science and Technology (GISTer) invites you to a vital discussion featuring distinguished experts on the strategy for adopting Gendered Innovations in the Korean S&T landscape.
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EASE Webinar: Key indexation services: how to get indexed and stay indexed
Learn about the three core indexing services for journals - Web of Science, Scopus, and PubMed. How do these differ from each other? How do institutions directly impact where a journal is indexed? And more...
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