Je propose une bourse de doctorat pour 3 ans (Rennes, France) pour un projet de recherche ambitieux. L’étudiant.e réalisera son doctorat au sein de l’équipe Épidémiologie et science de l’exposition en santé-environnement au sein de l’axe Changements climatiques, justice environnementale et santé mondiale.

For the first edition of our Community Newsletter of 2025, we are happy to reflect on the events PKP hosted and participated in during 2024. Events, especially in-person, allow PKP to get closer to our community. They also represent an opportunity to share experiences with community members and new users worldwide, which is why they are a crucial part of PKP activities during the year.

Indonesia, the largest country in the world using OJS based on Beacon Data in 2022, holds 19,997 journals out of 44,000 journals and continues to grow significantly. Among those numbers, more than 5,000 journals still use the older version of OJS. which is no longer supported, lack of security issues, and missing the new features and plugins.

The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is investing in the future of open book publishing by undertaking a review of Open Monograph Press (OMP), led by myself, as PKP’s OMP Coordinator. I have long been an advocate for open book publishing, given the importance of books as a way to communicate knowledge, and their particular importance to Humanities disciplines.

By Matt Boyd & Nick Wilson TLDR/Summary What is the NZ Fuel Security Study? The NZ Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) recently published its commissioned NZ Fuel Security Study, developed in response to growing concerns about the nation’s vulnerability to disruptions in global fuel supply chains. As a remote island nation that imports … Continue reading "Beyond 90 Days: A Critical Analysis of NZ’s 2025 Fuel Security Study"

The POSI Adopters1 called for feedback on their Proposed POSI 2.0 revisions. You might not be surprised to know that I have opinions.

Today, we’re delighted to let you know that Crossref members can now use ROR IDs to identify funders in any place where you currently use Funder IDs in your metadata. Funder IDs remain available, but this change allows publishers, service providers, and funders to streamline workflows and introduce efficiencies by using a single open identifier for both researcher affiliations and funding organisations.

I suspect that most people in the Western world (at least) are realizing that we are living in interesting times. News of floodings, droughts, and wildfires are ever more frequent. We hear that this is due to climate change, which most governments promise to fight, but don't. Our economies keep growing, but our quality of life is not improving. Digital tools are ever more prominent in our lives, but don't make us happy either.

An AI prompt might suggest starting the note with a reference to these being ‘interesting times’. These are certainly eventful, fateful times, but how interesting? As opposed to simply being stupid and dangerous? Brittleness makes breaking more likely, one can be shocked by the shocking, but whether one should be surprised by it is a different matter.

Over the past few weeks, we have been working behind the scenes to migrate our website, resulting in the page that you currently have in front of you! Our pages are now generated by the Go -based, open source static site generator Hugo , and are stored on GitHub.

Neste fim de semana, assistimos novamente ao filme 2001: Uma Odisseia no Espaço , dirigido por Stanley Kubrick e baseado na obra de Arthur Clarke. Ambos colaboraram na criação do roteiro adaptado.