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Pathways to your first publication – celebrating the diversity and impact of UCC’s Open Access Journals In-Person

Join us for an in-person seminar dedicated to showcasing and celebrating the diversity and impact of UCC’s Open Access journals on Tuesday 21 October 2025, during International Open Access Week.  This event will provide attendees with a great opportunity to connect with colleagues and peers across disciplines, share insights, and inspire future authors, peer reviewers and editors.  Highlighting pathways for UCC staff and students to get involved in publishing and editorial work, this seminar will also identify some of the benefits that stem from involvement with Diamond Open Access journal publishing.

Related LibGuide: Open Access @ UCC by Donna Ó Doibhlin

Date:
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Time:
10:00 - 15:30
Time Zone:
UK, Ireland, Lisbon Time (change)
Location:
Creative Zone
UCC Library:
Boole Library
Audience:
  Library Staff     Postgraduates     UCC Staff  
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Pathways to your first publication

1000 – 1020

Coffee and registration

1020 - 1030

Welcome (Liz Jolly, University Librarian) and housekeeping

1030 – 1040

Brief overview of Diamond Open Access Publishing, what it is, what we do and why UCC supports it.  (Hardy Schwamm)

1045 – 1055

Library practicalities of hosting journals on OJS – (Paul Davidson)

 1100 - 1300

Brief talks from current/past editors of UCC's Open Access Journals - Researcher, Academic and Student-led journals.  Experiences of editors/authors – how they work/why they work/ challenges/ benefits/future?

1100 - 1115

Student Medical journal - Pádraig Cronin

1115 - 1130

DoubleSpace – Heather Laird & Venus (Abbie) O’Brien

1130 - 1145

Aigne - Shruti Rajgopal

1145 – 1200

The Quarryman - Liam Christopher Mc Donagh

1200 – 1215

The Boolean: Snapshots of Doctoral Research at University College Cork – Richard Harris

1215 – 1230

Scenario: A Journal of Performative Teaching, Learning, Research - Manfred Schewe & Fionn Woodhouse

1230 – 1245

The Pedagogy of Student Publishing: A Case Study of the International Undergraduate Journal of Health Sciences – Sinéad Hanrahan, MTU

1245 – 1300

Run-over / Catch-up / Convenience break

1300 - 1400

Lite lunch (provided) – networking – open discussion and advice

1400 - 1500

Panel discussion

1500 – 1530

Wrap up – next steps - takeaways