#scholarly-communication
Sessions tagged #scholarly-communication. See the whole programme.
Proposed — scheduled when enough people want them
Making Local Research Globally Discoverable
Research addressing local challenges can have relevance far beyond its original community, yet it may remain difficult for international audiences to find. This session explores how researchers can improve the visibility, accessibility, and international reach of locally produced knowledge.
Breaking the Language Barrier in Research Discovery
Valuable research is produced in many languages, but language barriers can prevent it from reaching relevant audiences. This session explores the challenges of cross-language research discovery and how researchers and institutions can improve access to knowledge across linguistic boundaries.
Scholarly Communication Beyond Journals and PDFs
Research communication is expanding beyond traditional journal articles and static documents. This session explores emerging approaches to sharing academic knowledge and how researchers can make their work more accessible, discoverable, and useful to different audiences.
The Research Paper Is Published. What Happens Next?
The publication of a research paper is an important milestone, but its journey does not end there. This session explores how research can reach relevant audiences, support knowledge exchange, and create opportunities for wider understanding and impact.
Is Publishing Enough Anymore?
Publishing research remains essential, but publication alone does not guarantee visibility, understanding, or impact. This session explores how scholarly communication is changing and what researchers should consider beyond getting their work published.
Why Good Research Still Goes Unnoticed
Publishing valuable research does not guarantee that the right audiences will discover it. This session explores the barriers that limit research visibility and what researchers can do to improve how their work is found and understood.