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HASP - Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing

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Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing posts about its Diamond OA publishing services for Asian Studies scholars and other Open Access initiatives. Partner of @FID4SA.bsky.social https://hasp.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/ #OpenAccess #AsianStudies #SouthAsianStudies

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Open Access Tracking Project@oatp.fediscience.org.ap.brid.gy · 3mo ago

Ergebnisse der Bedarfserhebung von SeDOA, Teil II: Rahmenbedingungen bei Zeitschriften und weiteren Periodika https://zenodo.org/records/20054064

Ergebnisse der Bedarfserhebung von SeDOA, Teil II: Rahmenbedingungen bei Zeitschriften und weiteren Periodika

Die folgende Veröffentlichung bildet den zweiten Teil des bereits veröffentlichten Berichts "Ergebnisse der Bedarfserhebung von SeDOA 2025". Die Ergebnisse sind im Rahmen der Bedarfserhebung im DFG-geförderten Projekt Servicestelle Diamond Open Access (SeDOA) entstanden. Die Bedarfserhebung wurde im Juli /August 2025 als Online-Befragung mit der Software LimeSurvey durchgeführt.

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Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft@dfg.de · 4mo ago

Deutschland beteiligt sich an "Open Research Europe" #ORE. Über die Plattform können Wissenschaftler*innen aller deutschen Forschungseinrichtungen ihre Ergebnisse künftig kostenfrei veröffentlichen u. im offenen Verfahren begutachten lassen. Die DFG ist mit der Durchführung beauftragt: sohub.io/rqll

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Open Access Tracking Project@oatp.fediscience.org.ap.brid.gy · 5mo ago

Reflections from the 3rd Global Summit on Diamond Open Access, Bengaluru: An Indian perspective – DOAJ Blog https://blog.doaj.org/2026/02/26/reflections-from-the-3rd-global-summit-on-diamond-open-access-bengaluru-an-indian-perspective/

___DOAJ Community Manager and Ambassador for Asia,_**_Vrushali Dandawate_** _attended the recent Global Summit on Diamond Open Access. She shares her reflections on an event that gathered librarians, publishers, researchers, and policymakers from around the world, all committed to creating a more open, fair, and sustainable system for sharing scholarly knowledge_.__ I recently had the opportunity to participate in the 3rd Global Summit on Diamond Open Access held in Bengaluru, India (2-6 February, 2026). It was a very enriching experience for me as a librarian and also as DOAJ Community Manager and Ambassador for Asia. The Summit brought together librarians, publishers, researchers, policymakers, and open access advocates from across the world who are working towards making scholarly communication more open, equitable, and sustainable. Leena Shah and Vrushali Dandawate with their digital poster: DOAJ Support for Diamond Open Access During the Summit, I had the privilege of presenting a digital poster on “DOAJ Support for Diamond Open Access” jointly with my DOAJ colleague Leena Shah (Editorial Program Manager). This poster showcased DOAJ’s focus on Diamond open access, its role in improving journal visibility and quality, and its collaboration with global initiatives such as DIAMAS, ALMASI and the Open Journals Collective to promote equitable and sustainable scholarly publishing. The Summit highlighted the important role of Diamond open access journals in providing free access to knowledge without charging authors or readers. This model is especially significant for India, where many scholarly journals already follow the Diamond model but often face challenges related to visibility, technical infrastructure, and sustainability. Sessions focused on improving journal quality, metadata standards, indexing, and global visibility through platforms such as DOAJ and other open science tools and publishing platforms. One of the key discussions during the summit was on the Bengaluru Roadmap, which aims to provide practical recommendations for strengthening Diamond open access globally. For India, this roadmap offers an important opportunity to align institutional and national policies with global open access initiatives and to build stronger support systems for community-led journals. The Summit program was particularly useful for the Indian academic and library community. It provided practical ideas on how institutions and libraries can support Diamond journals, improve editorial standards, and promote multilingual and regional language research. The discussions emphasised that knowledge should reach society in local languages and not remain limited to English alone. Another important takeaway was the need for more collaboration. The Summit created opportunities for Indian librarians, editors, and researchers to connect with global experts and with each other. The first day of the Summit was dedicated to workshops, and plenary sessions and thematic streams in the following days allowed for questions and discussions. From my own perspective, there is a strong need for Indian institutions to work together, share resources, and collectively support Diamond journals through policy support, funding, and capacity-building initiatives. Overall, the Summit was highly motivating for the Indian community. It reinforced that Diamond open access is not just a publishing model but a movement towards inclusive and equitable knowledge sharing. Heartiest congratulations to Mr. Sridhar Gutam and the organising team for successfully hosting such an important global event in India. The experience has inspired me to continue working towards strengthening Diamond open access in India and across Asia, and to promote open knowledge for the benefit of society. The next Global Summit Diamond Open Access is scheduled to be held in **Bali, Indonesia in 2027** > **Vrushali** is the DOAJ Asia Community Manager and Ambassador for India, and Head Librarian at AISSMS College of Engineering, Pune. She holds a Ph.D. from Reva University, Bengaluru, with research on open access e-resources in Asia. She actively promotes open access and scholarly communication across the region and has received international recognition including the ALCTS Online Course Grant (2014), INASP Open Access Week awards (2015, 2016), and participation in OpenCon (Berlin 2017, Toronto 2018). She serves on global advisory and conference committees and hosted the COAR Open Access Asia meeting in India with UNESCO in 2024. ####

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HASP - Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing@hasp-hd.bsky.social · 8mo ago

📢Brandneue #openaccess Publikation! "Ranbir Singhs Juwelenbrosche und Aigrette: Erstedition und Übersetzung ausgewählter Kapitel von Sāhibrāms Vīraratnaśekharaśikhā" (Band 1 & 2). Beide Bände stehen zum Download auf unserer Website hasp.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index zur Verfügung!

Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing

Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing (HASP) ist die Open-Access Publikationsplattform für asienwissenschaftliche Forschungsliteratur der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg.

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FID4SA@fid4sa.bsky.social · 12mo ago

📢FID4SA & @hasp-hd.bsky.social auf dem DOT 2025! Vom 8. bis 12.9. findet in Erlangen der 35. Deutsche Orientalistentag(DOT) statt. Gemeinsam mit dem FID Nahost @menalib.bsky.social sind wir vor Ort und freuen uns auf regen Austausch mit unserer Fachcommunity! ➡️ www.dot2025.fau.de/konferenzpro...

DOT 2025 - Konferenzprogramm und Konferenz-App

Vorläufiges Programm des 35. DOT Über den Konferenz-Planer können alle Programminformationen abgerufen werden – WICHTIG: Wenn Sie an der Tagung teilnehmen möchten, müssen Sie vorher online über die…

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HASP - Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing@hasp-hd.bsky.social · 12mo ago

📢We are delighted to announce that volumes 20-35 (1994-2024) of the "Journal of the Pali Text Society" are now available #openaccess on HASP! 📚This project was made possible in close collaboration with the Pali Text Society (founded 1881) ➡️Enjoy reading! hasp.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/journals/jpts

Journal of the Pali Text Society

A journal dedicated to the academic study of the Pāli language and its literature. The first issue was published in 1882.

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