This session invites early career researchers to take a closer look at diamond OA as part of a changing publication landscape in the Netherlands. Rather than treating it as a ready-made solution, we approach it as something that raises questions about ownership, control, and the organization of academic work.
Join us on October 6 for the WGOA online Coffee Meeting, where we will discuss how our "Diamond OA Recommendations for Libraries and Research Support Institutions" (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17971099) are currently being implemented by university libraries, and what types of support are still needed.
In this session, organized by the Expertise Centre Diamond Open Access, you wi’ll hear from two editors who received funding through the NWO call to flip their journals to Diamond OA, alongside two journals that have already successfully made the transition.
This session brings together editors, researchers, librarians and policy people to take a closer look: what is Diamond OA really, how does it work in practice, and what would it take to make the shift?
Open scholarly communication is shaped not only by policies, standards, and infrastructures, but also by the communities that create, evaluate, share, and use research.
The Network and Users’ Day is designed as a collaborative and engaging space for editorial teams and the broader DOA community to connect, exchange knowledge, and learn from one another.
Join the editorial team of the diamond open-access Journal of Human-Technology Relations (JHTR) in navigating the age of Generative AI and shaping sustainable publication practices.
