🛠️ Upcoming feature highlight webinar January 14th, 2026, 9 AM Pacific (30 min): Structured Citations in OJS 3.6

Join us for a webinar with Gazi Yücel from @tibhannover as he introduces a new Structured Citations feature in OJS 3.6.

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#OpenJournalSystems #OpenResearchEurope

🛠️ Upcoming feature highlight webinar January 14th, 2026, 9 AM Pacific (30 min): Structured Citations in OJS 3.6

Join us for a webinar with Gazi Yücel from @tibhannover as he introduces a new Structured Citations feature in OJS 3.6.

Can't make the webinar? Register anyway to get a recording as soon as it comes out.

Hope to meet you there!
Details and registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-webinar-structured-citations-in-ojs-36-tickets-1976978404627?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

#OpenJournalSystems #OpenResearchEurope

@adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (https://open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers ( #scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

@adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (https://open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers ( #scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).