Resources

The course offers an introduction to open access publishing for humanities researchers at all career stages, and provides the practical information needed to navigate today’s open access landscape.

This briefing  by the European University Association describes the current status of academic publishing, highlighting the main factors shaping the system and the key challenges faced by the academic community. 

This is the second edition of the newsletter of the Diamond Open Access Expertise Center.

This is a platform that makes financial support for open science infrastructure visible and accessible by highlighting organizations that fund open infrastructure.

A curated, manually verified list of Diamond Open Access book publishers compiled by the Diamond OA Expertise Center. 

If you are new to Open Journals Systems (OJS) or struggling with the basics of using it for your open access journal, join this short lecture by Oliver Krüger from SUB Hamburg. 

This coffee lecture from the CRAFT-OA project provides a clear overview of OpenAIRE guidelines and tips on how to structure metadata records to ensure your journal’s discoverability. 

This document from the DIAMAS project offers a flexible, strategic framework designed to support the long-term sustainability of Diamond Open Access publishing. 

The EDCH Registry and Forum is an essential resource for institutions, publishers and infrastructure providers working in the Diamond Open Access (OA) landscape across the European Research Area. 

This installment of the DIAMAS Conversation Series explores how the Diamond Open Access Standard (DOAS) can be used in real-world contexts.

Scholastica outlines four concrete steps to help increase journal impact, especially for open access journals.

This is the first edition of the newsletter of the Diamond Open Access Expertise Center.