The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) has negotiated a cost-neutral transformative read-and-publish agreement with Institute of Physics Publishing (IOPP). This agreement includes unlimited reading and open access publishing in most IOPP hybrid and gold journals at no charge to authors affiliated with participating CRKN institutions. The agreement also allows for perpetual access rights to IOPP journals included in the agreement.
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The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) has negotiated a transformative read and publish agreement with Cambridge University Press (CUP). This cost-neutral agreement includes unlimited reading and publishing at no charge to authors affiliated with participating institutions in nearly 400 CUP journals, including all hybrid and gold open access journals.
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CRKN has completed the first step in decolonizing Canadiana collection metadata by replacing the subject heading “Indians of North America” with “Indigenous peoples.”
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CRKN is sharing a call for nominations for this year’s Conference Planning Committee (CPC).
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CRKN is very pleased to share that Azard Kallan (CPA, CGA) has joined the management team as Director, Finance and Administration, beginning on January 10, 2022.
With over 20 years of experience leading financial systems and providing operational and administrative oversight, Azard brings significant leadership experience in finance, accounting, human resources, and IT management from both not-for-profit and for-profit organizations.
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CRKN and the ORCID-CA Consortium are pleased to welcome Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and Vancouver Island University (VIU) as the newest members of ORCID-CA.
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Please note: video recordings of conference presentations are linked throughout the article. All video recordings can be found on Vimeo by clicking here. Recordings are not available for all sessions.
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The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) is inviting proposals for a consultant with expertise in government relations and advocacy. The consultant will design and develop CRKN’s government relations and advocacy approach, including:
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This blog is re-posted from the ORCID-OJS Working Group; see the original blog post on the ORCID Blog: Implementing your ORCID Plugin for OJS/OPS? Help is Here.
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On behalf of the Canadian Persistent Identifier Advisory Committee (CPIDAC), the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) is inviting proposals for a consultant with expertise in persistent identifiers (PIDs), national PID implementation strategies, and digital research infrastructure. PIDs remain a cornerstone of Open Science and the scholarly open infrastructure, which are vital to the sustainability, accessibility, and values of the Canadian research ecosystem.