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, our annual event is for everyone in the scholarly publishing community.
Join us in Zagreb at the University of Zagreb Faculty of Food Technology and Biotechnology for two days of engaging sessions, poster presentations, and panel discussions focused on the theme of quality in open access scholarly communication. Key topics will include defining research quality, enhancing transparency through open science practices, and the roles of institutions, researchers, publishers, and libraries in supporting and evaluating quality. The Programme is now available.
How does peer review evolve across cultures and technologies? As academic publishing becomes increasingly multilingual and AI-influenced, EASE chapters are localizing the Peer Review Toolkit to reflect diverse regional realities. These translations go beyond language, fostering ethical, inclusive, and context-aware review practices that empower editors and reviewers worldwide.
In this webinar, attendees will learn about the importance of image integrity to safeguarding the scholarly record. There will be an overview of some of the many approaches and techniques that currently exist to push back against fake research in general and manipulated and falsified images specifically and a look to the future to explore some of the technologies that are being developed -or already exist in other domains- that may well become future image integrity requirements for publishers and editors.
We are delighted to announce the call for speakers for our new online event – UKSG Uncovered. This event aims to shed light on neglected topics and help our community understand 'what you didn't know you needed to know'. This year, we're tackling the topic of responding to uncertainty and risk.
UKSG Uncovered takes place online over two half-day sessions, in a format that encourages speakers to talk candidly about their experience and practice, and offer a ‘behind the scenes’ perspective of the challenges and issues they are facing. It is an entirely digital event, open to speakers and attendees globally. Our goal is to shed […]
This training considers ways in which to develop and manage a commercially successful academic journal and book programme, including how to adapt commissioning strategies in a transition to a more virtual working environment.
As part of Peer Review Week 2025, the EASE Macedonian Chapter and the Macedonian Association for Scientific Communication (MASC) bring together experts to discuss the future of peer review in Macedonia and beyond.
