CFP: PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference

The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is accepting proposals for its annual Scholarly Publishing Conference, to be held August 11-14, 2015 in Vancouver. Suggested topics include:

  • Roles for next generation scholars, researchers, and librarians;
  • Community connections and partnerships among scholarly journals, the digital humanities, and libraries;
  • Open education and open learning;
  • New reading and publishing technologies, e.g., innovative reader interfaces;
  • Sustainability for Open: finance and beyond;
  • From scholarly publishing to scholarly products, e.g. the next generation scholarly monograph;
  • New approaches to assessing research outcomes and impact;
  • The full research lifecycle and new linkages with scholarly publishing, e.g. research data.

Abstracts are being solicited for 5-minute lightning talks and 2-day development sprint. Deadline for submissions is May 1, 2015.

Author: Zach Coble

Zach is the Digital Scholarship Specialist at New York University.