Sofie Wennström

Wish I could be there, but thank you so much for providing the opportunity to attend online! Online feed is looking great so far. 🔓📚💪

🎉 We're absolutely thrilled to be welcoming our first member of staff at the Open Journals Collective today - Thomas Shaw joins us as Library Engagement Lead and will be designing and implementing our library engagement strategy. 🎉

Welcome Tom! 🎉

OA Books Toolkit This Toolkit is aimed at promoting and supporting open access (OA) to academic books. It consists of short articles covering a wide range of topics relating to OA books, each including a list of…

🌎 Real examples, global insights, practical guidance. The Open Access Books Toolkit helps practitioners apply open access book practices with confidence.

🔗 Discover: oabooks-toolkit.org

#openscience #oabooks #openinfrastructure

Helping authors choose trusted journals matters — and publishers play a key role. Many researchers find Think. Check. Submit. thanks to the links and guidance shared by publishers.
And if you’d like a TCS speaker for a webinar or content for your newsletter, we’re always happy to collaborate.

I can see the outline of the article already in my head. Consider it half-written! 😂

Over 9 weeks, we shared 7 policy actions to advance Diamond Open Access.
They’re not just ideas — they’re actionable, interlinked, and built on real challenges.
👉 buff.ly/ZV9jF6i
#DiamondOA, #DIAMASProject

Community ownership: relation, reciprocity and responsibility YouTube video by Open Access Australasia

If you'd like to catch up with the @oaaustralasia.bsky.social #OpenAccessWeek event on Community Ownership the recording is now available: youtu.be/bdNdkWG-uCg?... I was honoured to speak alongside Dr. Kiri West (Māori Data Sovereignty Network) &
Dr. Alice McSherry (Waiheke Marine Project).

Clear as mud! 😅

Yes, a recording is in the making and the slides are usually shared if the presenter allows. These are, for example, the results of last year’s conference www.oaspa.org/events/oaspa...

Valuable overview shared by Dagmar Meyer.

Spoiler alert: this is only the first elephant we see at #OASPA2025 today… (wait for Malavika’s session later!)

Sorbonne University unsubscribes from the Web of Science Sorbonne University has been deeply committed to the promotion and the development of  open science for many years. According to its commitment to open research information, it has decided to disconti...

Adding to the conversation at #OASPA2025 about what we can do to change the current research assessment system. We should collect good examples, like the University of Sorbonne, which is using open data for analysis and invest in open infrastructures, see www.sorbonne-universite.fr/en/news/sorb...

Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow!

AGREED the Mandy Hill at #OASPA2025 that we should design a publishing system we want rather than trying to adapt what we have. It would be open by default. Certainly the arguments publishers make for why we should pay for OA underpin how dysfunctional their traditional subscription model is.

POSTERS session at #OASPA2025 - a good set of work being described here. Posters are available www.oaspa.org/wp-content/u...

The devil is in the (information) details?

URGENCY - from Stefano Bertuzzi at #OASPA2025 noting we are "living a terrible crisis where we have a breakdown in the shared methods that determine the truth".
Again this invokes Merton's Norms of Science - Communism, Universalism, Disinterestedness & Organized Skepticism. We need re-evaluation

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Enjoying being at #OASPA2025 listening to a strong panel on the topic of ownership of knowledge (wish you could all be here to hear it). While struck of the (probably inadvertent) matching of the @oaspa.bsky.social logo with the beautiful stained glass windows at the Irish College here in Leuven.

Prof. Demmy. Verbeke explaining that KU Leuven Library has made a stand & spends zero budget on APCs or TAs. Instead, the library invests in nonprofit #openaccess publishing & infrastructure #OASPA2025

Thanks for the feedback! 😃

Yesterday was a whirlwind at #LIBER2025 but we managed to close the day with a workshop on monitoring of #openscience I’m privileged to be working with such great colleagues in the #openaccess working group as Andrea, Ivana, Alicia and @osiegert.bsky.social Thank you!

Hello #LIBER2025, Thanks for hosting @joannaball.bsky.social, @nielsstern.bsky.social, and me today to discuss collaboration for #diamondOA. If you want to learn more about the #EDCHForum and the #EDCHRegistry, join us for a webinar next week to learn about the potential of these new joint services.

It's conference week!⭐ And we have great news for those who can't join us in-person in Lausanne - the #LIBER2025 livestream!
We’ll broadcast several key moments, incl. keynotes & the opening and closing ceremonies.

📌View the full schedule & stream link: ow.ly/gUW650Whoog

Parallel Session 4 – 54th LIBER Annual Conference Date: Wednesday, 2 July 2025, from 11:15 to 12:45

Today at 11:15 CEST join @nielsstern.bsky.social @joannaball.bsky.social & @sofiewennstrom.bsky.social in session 4 'Sustainable Operation and Development I' as they present 'Collaborating to Support Sustainable Open Access across Europe' at #LIBER25

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Want to catch up on some reading or find out about tools to support #DiamondOA

Why not explore the financial sustainability toolsuite of @eudch.bsky.social

Follow the link to find out about these 11 resources from #DIAMAS

🔗 toolsuite.diamas.org/toolsuite-su...

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They are indeed very comfy. Well spotted! 😀 But also a great community coming together for a good cause.

Many inspiring thoughts today at the DIAMAS final conference. Lots to do within @eudch.bsky.social and the Nordic Capacity Centre. One great output is these practical recommendations. Something that can be used when meeting stakeholders on a national and regional level zenodo.org/records/1551...

Some nice image editing dit the trick this time around as well. 🤣🤣👵🏻

Guest Post - Trust and Transparency in Open Access Book Publishing:  Part 1 - The Scholarly Kitchen How does the Directory of Open Access Books navigate challenges to instill trust and transparency. Part 1 of 2.

Part 1 of two articles on how we curate academic publishers for the Directory of Open Access Books based on our requirements doabooks.org/en/publisher...

scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2025/06/03/g...

Enabling collaboration across borders is essential to ensuring we can provide opportunities for scholar-led non-profit publishing with increased or preserved quality. #diamondoa We will ensure that the Nordic Capacity Centre, nordicdiamondoa.org, connects to resources and guidelines from the EDCH.

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We're delighted to introduce Graham Stone as our new Head of International Projects.

Graham will have strategic oversight of our international project engagements & represent us in partnerships with other open infrastructures & relevant stakeholders.

Welcome to the team @graham-stone.bsky.social!