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Open Access and Beyond: A Practical Toolkit and Emerging Publishing and Review Models

Apply by: 30 June 2026


Open Access and Beyond: A Practical Toolkit and Emerging Publishing and Review Models

You are a PhD candidate, and you feel in need of guidance to find your path across the evolving landscape of Open Science?

An early career researcher struggling to fully understand the differences between Green, Gold, and Diamond Open Access?

Or perhaps an academic interested in exchanging ideas about responsible publishing practices?

Join us online for the workshop Open Access and Beyond: A Practical Toolkit and Emerging Publishing and Review Models!

When: Wednesday 1 July 2026 at 14.00-16.00.

Where: on MS Teams – Register here by 30 June 2026.


About The Workshop

This workshop is designed for PhD candidates from across the 4EU+ Alliance and aims to provide an introduction to the evolving landscape of Open Science and scholarly communication. Building on a practical Open Access toolkit, adapted to reflect the policies, infrastructures, and implementation practices of the different 4EU+ institutions, participants will explore the main publishing models, including Green, Gold, Diamond Open Access and preprints. The workshop will also examine emerging approaches to research dissemination and evaluation, with a focus on Review then Publish and Publish–Review–Curate models. Through discussion and exchange, participants will develop a shared understanding of responsible publishing practices and contribute to future cross-institutional dialogue on research methods and scholarly communication.

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