Martina Dvořáková

Publish, Review, Curate: Turning scholarly publishing on its head Tired of long delays, expensive fees, and a lack of transparency about editorial decisions when publishing your articles? Join us at King’s College, Cambridge on December 3rd for an in-depth …

Our public forum at University of Cambridge is officially *sold out* Looking forward to interesting discussions around the future of publishing with @ludowaltman.bsky.social and others @peercommunityin.bsky.social @elife.bsky.social @metaror.bsky.social - coar-repositories.org/news-updates...

🌍 In a turbulent world, today’s keynote at #Munin2025 “Open science in a closing world” by Kenneth Ruud hit hard. Knowledge is both tool and weapon 🧠⚔️ — and trust is our strongest shield. 🤝✨
#OpenScience #ResearchIntegrity #FFI #KnowledgeMatters

Comic book zine

Comic book zine

I really enjoyed the “Zine Making & The Radical Possibilities of Publishing” workshop organised by Zoe from @radishpress.bsky.social! Coming from a very traditional academic publisher, this was widely refreshing and eye opening for me! Thanks, Zoe! #Munin2025

Register Now for PKP + SFU Open Publishing Courses! - Public Knowledge Project Registration is open for PKP + SFU Open Publishing courses. Check this post to meet the instructors. Welcome to the future of Open Publishing!

🚀 Ready to launch into the future of #OpenPublishing and endless opportunities? Your cutting edge professional development chance is here!

PKP + SFU are offering 3 new courses that will help set you up for success in today's growing #ScholarlyPublishing world:

pkp.sfu.ca/2025/10/01/r...

Working in the field of #scholcomm means having opportunities to learn something interesting from so many different fields of human activity ✳️ Now, for example, I am learning about drone usage in reindeer husbandry and challenges of related data management 🤔 Wow! @muninconference.bsky.social

"Metadata is something that happens TO researchers, not FOR researchers," says Mike Nason from @pkp.sfu.ca 😆 And yet, without #metadata #scholcomm is not happening 🤷‍♀️ A to-do for all of us communication professionals to highlight their importance and help researchers handle the difficulties 💪

Me and the “Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing” sign

It has been at least 5 years since I wanted to visit the @muninconference.bsky.social. And now here I am for its 20th anniversary! 🥳 So happy!

🤞 Presenting tomorrow the @craft-oa.bsky.social & @eudch.bsky.social & the emerging Czech National Capacity Center for #DiamondOA during #OpenScienceWeek2025: www.akvs.cz/akce/akce-20...

YouTube video by OPERAS Research Infrastructure Diamond Discovery Hub (DDH): a short introduction

Discover the Diamond Discovery Hub - #DDH 💎
The DDH brings Europe’s Diamond OA journals together — verified, trusted, visible — part of the @eudch.bsky.social services. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty84... @doaj.bsky.social
Visit the #DDH: ddh.diamas.org/en
#OpenAccess #DiamondOA

“The very idea of #OpenScience is to place the society as the main beneficiary of science. #DiamondOA seems like the only model of #scholcomm that can do it.” — @dolivauribe.bsky.social at the #CRAFT_OA2025

Proud to be part of the @craft-oa.bsky.social consortium 💜

I would never believe that this can be happening right now 🤐https://publishingperspectives.com/2025/10/pen-americas-new-censorship-report-a-disturbing-normalization-of-book-bans/ #bannedbooks #bannedbooksweek

Sorbonne University decides to withdraw from the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings As of 2026, Sorbonne University will no longer submit data to the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings. The decision comes as part of a wider approach to promote open science and ref...

"The university will stop sharing the data required to be included in the ranking as of 2026. As a result, Sorbonne University will no longer feature in future rankings produced by THE, which include the World University Rankings, the Rankings by Subject or the Impact Rankings."

Excellent!

Announcement for a COPIM conference titled "What Next for Community-Led Open Access Books?" taking place on 26–27 February 2026 at Loughborough University Campus in London. The event will be held both in person and online. The image includes the phrases "copim CONFERENCE" and "SAVE THE DATE."

📣 Exciting news!

Join authors, publishers, librarians, and infrastructure developers at #CopimConference2026 to explore the future of community-led #OpenAccess books

🗓️ 26–27 February 2026
📍 Loughborough University London (plus online)
📲 Registration details will be released soon

I sure will! #DiamondOA

Thank you @jadrankaos.bsky.social for emphasising the different dimensions of quality in #scholcomm. Quality is not a monolite and cannot be measured by one single metric (e.g. impact factor). Quality is contextual! #pubmet2025

It struck me: Diamond OA is just like that mosaic. Every journal is a precious piece. We don’t need to compete – we need to cooperate. Only together can we build a truly radiant system of scholarly communication. (3/3)

#OpenAccess #DiamondOA #ScholComm

Later, in Brussels’ Arts & History Museum, I stood before a 5th-century mosaic from Apamea. Each piece, unique and beautiful – yet only truly meaningful as part of the whole. (2/3)

Mosaic from Apanea, 5th century, displayed in Brussels Arts & History Museum

At the #DIAMAS Final Conference, Pierre Mounier reminded us that Diamond Open Access is a whole ecosystem – its strength and its challenge. All parts must thrive for the whole to shine. (1/3) #DiamondOA #scholcomm #academicpublishing

Proud to be part of the wonderful European #DiamondOA community at the #DIAMAS Final conference! There is a lot to do, but with the #EDCH, we have a strong base for our work.

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