| Academic Publishing in Focus at the Frankfurt Conference on Monday, October 11 |
TICKETS ON SALE NOW for €89 — From across academic publishing and information science, speakers share their expert-level insights on open access, innovation and business models, publishing as a service, the future of libraries, and more.
Frankfurt Conference: Academic Publishing Track October 11, 14:30 to 17:00 CEST |
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Programmed by Sven Fund, the Academic Track spotlights speakers from across the academic publishing field, who will each share brief, clear opinions on a single, focused topic. These topics have been chosen by top experts from around the world, who are executing on these issues every day.
Welcome and Introduction Sven Fund, General Manager Publishing Solutions, ResearchGate Hannah Johnson, Publisher, Publishing Perspectives
Reimagining Publishing as a Service Todd Toler, Vice President, Product Strategy and Partnerships, Wiley
Will Open Access Save Libraries? Rick Anderson, University Librarian, Brigham Young University
The OA Choir Is Not Singing from the Same Sheet Danny Kingsley, Associate Librarian (Content & Digital Library Strategy), Flinders University
Post-Pandemic Editorial Strategy: What Have We Learned? Penelope Lewis, Chief Publishing Office, AIP Publishing
Will Publishers’ Fears Kill Innovation? David Worlock, Co-Chair, Outsell Leadership Community
Are Society Publishers Suited for Open Access? Sara Bosshart, Head of Open Access Journals, Royal Society of Chemistry
Does Research Evaluation Distort Publishing? Sami Benchekroun, Co-founder and CEO, Morressier
The Hof: Networking for Academic Conference Attendees Richard Charkin, Founder, Mensch Publishing Sven Fund, General Manager Publishing Solutions, ResearchGate Hosted by Felix Zeltner, Co-founder, Remote Daily |
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About the Frankfurt Conference
This year’s virtual Frankfurt Conference sets out the big issues, topics, and trends shaping our global industry right now.
In two tracks—academic on Oct. 11 and trade on Oct. 12—experts share their insights on how publishing is changing, which developments and trends are most important today, and what dynamics they believe will impact the business in the coming year.
Each track is followed by The Hof, a virtual networking event featuring commentary on the conference and breakout rooms where participants can connect with each other. |
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