Wed, Oct 23, 2024 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CEST

Transforming scholarly publishing through OA and S2O

Are you an early career researcher interested in publishing your research open access? Join De Gruyter for the next in our series of free publishing themed webinars to help support the global research community.

Webinar 4: Open Access and Subscribe to Open - facts and fiction

Register today and learn how Open Access (OA) is transforming scholarly publishing by making research freely available to all, and discover how Subscribe to Open (S2O) fosters sustainable, equitable access to academic knowledge. Publishing experts Dr Gareth Dyke and Scott McCleary M.E.d Tech explore the benefits, challenges, and common misconceptions surrounding these two approaches, and provide practical insights for researchers looking to navigate this evolving landscape.

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