Join us for the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers, which will address a range of topics, including hybrid events as a training format and a checklist for organizing a successful hybrid event; using OpenAlex, and the acceptability of the use of AI (artificial intelligence) in academic writing among students. There will also be time to discuss open science training plans. 

Join us for the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers, which will address a range of topics, including hybrid events as a training format and a checklist for organizing a successful hybrid event; using OpenAlex, and the acceptability of the use of AI (artificial intelligence) in academic writing among students. There will also be time to discuss open science training plans. 

Join us for the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers, which will address a range of topics, including hybrid events as a training format and a checklist for organizing a successful hybrid event; using OpenAlex, and the acceptability of the use of AI (artificial intelligence) in academic writing among students. There will also be time to discuss open science training plans. 

EIFL and OpenEdition have renewed their agreement for the OpenEdition Freemium collection of journals for one year, until December 2026.  This agreement provides libraries in 28 countries with free access to 184 journals + 17 bonus titles.

Around 80% of the journals are published in French, and other languages include English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The journals are available in HTML, PDF and ePub formats without technical (DRM) restrictions

EIFL and OpenEdition have renewed their agreement for the OpenEdition Freemium collection of journals for one year, until December 2026.  This agreement provides libraries in 28 countries with free access to 184 journals + 17 bonus titles.

Around 80% of the journals are published in French, and other languages include English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The journals are available in HTML, PDF and ePub formats without technical (DRM) restrictions

EIFL and OpenEdition have renewed their agreement for the OpenEdition Freemium collection of journals for one year, until December 2026.  This agreement provides libraries in 28 countries with free access to 184 journals + 17 bonus titles.

Around 80% of the journals are published in French, and other languages include English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The journals are available in HTML, PDF and ePub formats without technical (DRM) restrictions

EIFL and OpenEdition have renewed their agreement for the OpenEdition Freemium collection of journals for one year, until December 2026.  This agreement provides libraries in 28 countries with free access to 184 journals + 17 bonus titles.

Around 80% of the journals are published in French, and other languages include English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The journals are available in HTML, PDF and ePub formats without technical (DRM) restrictions

Universidade Óscar Ribas in Angola has initiated a project that will strengthen the quality and visibility of its journal, SAPIENTIAE, and expand its reach and impact in Angola and other countries in Africa. 

SAPIENTIAE is a Diamond open access multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish and English) multidisciplinary academic journal that is committed to the development of science and the dissemination of knowledge generated through research. 

Universidade Óscar Ribas in Angola has initiated a project that will strengthen the quality and visibility of its journal, SAPIENTIAE, and expand its reach and impact in Angola and other countries in Africa. 

SAPIENTIAE is a Diamond open access multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish and English) multidisciplinary academic journal that is committed to the development of science and the dissemination of knowledge generated through research. 

Universidade Óscar Ribas in Angola has initiated a project that will strengthen the quality and visibility of its journal, SAPIENTIAE, and expand its reach and impact in Angola and other countries in Africa. 

SAPIENTIAE is a Diamond open access multilingual (Portuguese, Spanish and English) multidisciplinary academic journal that is committed to the development of science and the dissemination of knowledge generated through research. 

Associação Multidiscipinar de Investigaçao Cientifica in Angola has initiated a project to strengthen editorial and technical capacity of the Revista Angolana de Ciências (Angolan Journal of Sciences), to build partnerships and to build capacity to publish articles in English in order to broaden the journal’s reach in Africa and other parts of the world. 

Associação Multidiscipinar de Investigaçao Cientifica in Angola has initiated a project to strengthen editorial and technical capacity of the Revista Angolana de Ciências (Angolan Journal of Sciences), to build partnerships and to build capacity to publish articles in English in order to broaden the journal’s reach in Africa and other parts of the world. 

Associação Multidiscipinar de Investigaçao Cientifica in Angola has initiated a project to strengthen editorial and technical capacity of the Revista Angolana de Ciências (Angolan Journal of Sciences), to build partnerships and to build capacity to publish articles in English in order to broaden the journal’s reach in Africa and other parts of the world. 

Join us for this webinar introducing UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility, and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

Join us for this webinar introducing UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility, and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

Join us for this webinar introducing UMinho Editora, the academic press of the University of Minho, and PUB IN, the Portuguese national infrastructure for scholarly journal publishing.

Pedro Principe, Carla Marques and Marta Morgado (University of Minho) will show how Open Journal Systems (OJS) is used to support the entire editorial workflow – from submission and peer review to publication –  in the two platforms and how it contributes to interoperability, visibility, and the adoption of Open Science practices in Portuguese journals.

At the invitation of the Office of the Vice-Rector for Scientific Research and Development, Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will visit the University of Banja Luka to deliver three workshops for librarians and journal editors, and to participate in a panel discussion on open science.

The workshops will address:

At the invitation of the Office of the Vice-Rector for Scientific Research and Development, Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will visit the University of Banja Luka to deliver three workshops for librarians and journal editors, and to participate in a panel discussion on open science.

The workshops will address:

At the invitation of the Office of the Vice-Rector for Scientific Research and Development, Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will visit the University of Banja Luka to deliver three workshops for librarians and journal editors, and to participate in a panel discussion on open science.

The workshops will address:

EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator Milica Ševkušić will run a session on Digital and AI tools for peer reviewers at the training course, ‘Peer review in the era of open and reproducible science: New challenges and opportunities’.