The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship

FSCI 2020

Online

August 3-13, 2020

Modified: Tue, 07 Dec 2021 14:56:26 +0000
Published: 23 May 2021

FSCI2020 Online is now underway! 

Courses are closed – but you can still register for the Plenary and Community Package, and join us for stimulating plenaries, and mingle with the globally diverse FSCI Community.  Register today!

Package 3: Plenary and Community sessions only – US$10 (Available through August 13)

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Last year, FSCI attendees shared what they found to be the appeal and value of their experience and how it uniquely distinguishes itself from other similar events. 

  • “Interdisciplinary with a strong and inclusive community”
  • “I appreciated the diversity of participants, both in terms of academic background and demographics.”
  • “The atmosphere is challenging but welcoming, and the international attendees help provide a broader view of the challenges and approaches to scholarly communication.” 
  • “The focus on scholarly communication in all of its aspects – research, teaching, technology, publishing, policy, activism and theory.”
  • “I was blown away by the brilliant minds of both instructors and attendees alike.
  • “I had a fantastic experience at FSCI2019. It was very immersive and I came away with a much richer understanding of scholarly communication.”

Please share this with your community of practice, and help us draw your colleagues to FSCI. Any questions? Email us: fsci-info@force11.org.

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