Connecting the Knowledge Community
Wednesday, 24/02/2021 - 14:00
This is a fantastic opportunity to listen to expert speakers with no travelling required. This is a free webinar - Please note that advance registration is required. This webinar will be recorded and all registrants will receive a link to the recording after the session.
This two-part online event aims to bring together expertise from across the field of Open Access research support, to present examples of current practice from throughout the research lifecycle, and to explore the possible future direction of Open Access, especially its potential impacts for Librarians, Publishers and Intermediaries.
UKSG are pleased to announce a special member's only online event hosted by the fabulous Katrine Sundsbø. Join us for a fun online Open Access themed mystery event.
Want a nice little escape this December? Join Katrine for an hour of role-playing in this Open Access Mystery, where the aim is to figure out who locked down the research!
We are delighted to post the provisional list of 2020 Seminars and Workshops. Register your interest now!
Working with the Society of Young Publishers and the New Librarians Professional Network, the UKSG innovation awards offer financial support to professionals to develop new ideas and proposals for the wider benefit of our sector. This activity has four main aims:
A recent survey undertaken by the Think.Check.Submit. team reveal the need for additional work to help researchers select journals to publish in and will help guide development of the initiative in 2019. UKSG is pleased to support this work. See the INASP blog post here: http://bit.ly/2EwEiiU
General bookings for exhibition booths for Telford are now open! You will find a link to the floorplan on the conference page: https://www.uksg.org/event/conference19 with a link to the bookings site. Any questions, please email Karina@KHEC.co.uk
UKSG has announced that following an internal staffing restructure, Alison Whitehorn, UKSG Business Manager, has left the organisation. Alison has worked for UKSG since January 1999, and she has made a major contribution to the success of the organisation over that period.
