MDPI is delighted to be a Silver Sponsor of the Researcher to Reader Conference 2025!
About the event
The Researcher to Reader (R2R) Conference is a premier annual event dedicated to the scholarly communications ecosystem, encompassing the journey from research creation to readership. The conference will focus on the future of libraries, emphasizing their essential role in the digital age and their contributions to education, research, and culture. Participants can anticipate a diverse program featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions, workshops, and lightning talks, all designed to foster collaboration and share insights across the academic publishing community.
When?
25–26 February 2025
Where?
The conference will be held at the BMA House in London, UK.
What to expect?
The Researcher to Reader (R2R) Conference 2025, scheduled for 25–26 February in London, promises a comprehensive exploration of the scholarly communication landscape. Attendees can look forward to:
Key Highlights:
- Keynote Presentations: The conference will open and close with thought-provoking sessions addressing critical themes like research integrity and the future of scholarly communication.
- Interactive Workshops: Engage in collaborative discussions on open science, accessibility, and sustainable publishing practices, tailored to address global and regional challenges.
- Panels and Debates: Participate in dynamic debates and panel sessions on evolving publishing models, research evaluation, and the balance of innovation with ethical practices.
- Networking Opportunities: Opportunities to connect with industry professionals through structured sessions, social events, and informal meetups.
The event provides a platform for editors, publishers, librarians, researchers, and technologists to exchange ideas and forge collaborations. Early-bird registration offers discounts for academics, librarians, and returning participants.
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For corporate conference sponsorship inquiries please contact Facundo Santomé or Mariana Savahirova.
