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NewsNews For DevelopersNews For Hosted ClientsOJS 3.5Open Journal Systems (OJS)Sciences socialesAnglais
Publié in Public Knowledge Project
Auteur Famira Racy

PKP invites Open Journal Systems (OJS) users, system administrators, and publishing professionals to join its upcoming webinar on March 7th 2025, at 8 AM PST, to get prepared for the next release of OJS version 3.5. Join us for an exclusive preview of OJS 3.5, the latest release designed to enhance editorial workflows, user management, and system performance.

Reseña BibliográficaSciences humainesEspagnol
Publié in BLOG ATARRAYA
Auteur Atarraya

por Florencia Gutiérrez Como muchos de nosotros/as sabemos, por haberlo vivido, el aislamiento social, preventivo y obligatorio fue una de las primeras medidas que asumieron los Estados para atenuar el impacto sanitario generado por el COVID-19. Esta decisión fue sinónimo de paralización, soledad, incomunicación y encierro.

AktuellesUrheberrechtLegal HelpdeskAutres sciences socialesAllemand
Publié in Open Research Office Berlin
Auteur Maike Neufend

Im Rahmen einer dreijährigen Projektförderung durch die VolkswagenStiftung wird am Open Research Office Berlin, angesiedelt an der Universitätsbibliothek der Freien Universität Berlin, ein „Legal Helpdesk“ aufgebaut und erprobt. Der Helpdesk stellt eine niedrigschwellige Anlaufstelle für Forschende aus Berliner Wissenschafts- und Kulturerbe-Einrichtungen dar, die dort bei rechtlichen Fragestellungen Hilfe und Unterstützung erhalten können.

CFPsCFPs JournalsSciences des médias et de la communicationAnglais
Publié in CST Online
Auteur CSTonline

Co-editors: Gábor Gergely, Júlia Havas, Victoria K. Pistivsek What is “Europe”? The term is far from self-evident. The emerging canon of Eastern European decolonial sociological scholarship shows that Europe is the product of the far-reaching legacies of global colonialism and ongoing ideological, cultural, and geopolitical contestations (Baker et al. 2024; Boatcă and Parvulescu 2020;

Sciences de la santéAnglais
Publié in JP's blog
Auteur JP Monteagudo

what are packages? R packages are collections of code, data, and documentation that extend R’s functionality beyond its core features. If you have an idea or notice a gap in the existing ecosystem, you can develop a package, test it, document it, and share it with the broader R community. You can distribute your package through the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) 1 (CRAN) or GitHub.

Sciences de l'éducationAnglais

Last year I had a brief keynote (here is the blog that I wrote about it) at TU Delft Library during Open Education Week. In the meantime I started as Director General of KB | The National Library. There is much that I learned about us as National Library. It is a wonderful place to be and to work for. And how do I stand in the things I put forward one year ago?

MathématiquesAnglais
Publié in Math ∩ Programming
Auteur Jeremy Kun

My four-year-old son has declared 36 to be the best number. His reason: 36 is the only number (he knows of) that is both a square and a staircase number AND an up-and-down-staircase number. “Staircase numbers” are what he calls triangular numbers (numbers that are the sum of the first $n$ integers). This name comes from the blocks he has that can be arranged into a staircase. He also calls them “step squad” numbers thanks to Numberblocks.

BlogsSciences des médias et de la communicationAnglais
Publié in CST Online
Auteur Melissa Beattie

Because of the ambiguities inherent in the job, spy dramas tend to have morally grey characters, mutable moralities and can, though do not have to, engage in subversive critique of geopolitics and governments (cf Oldham 2017).

CFPCFPs Books/edited CollectionsSciences des médias et de la communicationAnglais
Publié in CST Online
Auteur CSTonline

Original call here. Exploitation. Lowbrow. Cult. Underground. Trash. Poverty Row. Programmers. Pulp. Popular. Mass. … These descriptors of the “B” movie apply just as well to what we term “B-TV,” as they describe an aesthetics derived from the industrial realities that produced them.

CFPs Books/edited CollectionsSciences des médias et de la communicationAnglais
Publié in CST Online
Auteur CSTonline

Editor: Sabrina Mittermeier View the full call here >> https://intellectbooks.com/tv-matters TV Matters is a new series of short monographs (40,000 to 50,000 words) on television series, analysing their production history, cultural context, main themes, as well as fandom and audience reception. The focus is on shows that both have critical acclaim (as reflected by awards, media reviews), but more importantly, are genuinely ‘popular’.