Call for submissions: Share your COVID-19 relevenat research #OpenAccess

Researchers Global crowdsourced content by scientists: http://crowdfightcovid19.org/ AfricArXiv is working towards building an Africa-owned preprint repository and is reaching out to and discussing with various other organizations and partners. Meanwhile, we are partnering with the established preprint repository providers Open Science Framework (OSF) – ScienceOpen and Zenodo. Submit any COVID-19 relevant Read more…

Multilingualism Week Conference 2022

The 6th edition of the Multilingualism Week Conference commences from the 28th to the 30th of September. This is a one-of-a-kind event that brings together language enthusiasts, students, and professionals to network and discuss relevant language industry subjects.It features 3 days of practical and impactful talks including one from our partner Chris Emezue Read more…

VAD Conference 2022: AfricArXiv Providing Reciprocal Discoverability of African Research Content

AfricArXiv was represented at the VAD conference 2022 in Freiburg, Germany, organized by the Africa Centre for Transregional Research (ACT) conference focused on the theme of African Europe, reciprocal perspectives and it addressed processes of co-production of knowledge as well as the mutual questioning of different ways. of thinking. African Read more…

Press release: COVID-19 research freely accessible, but research data sharing and preprinting are low

Link: https://oaspa.org/press-release-covid-19-research-freely-accessible-but-research-data-sharing-and-preprinting-are-low/?utm_source=OASPA+News&utm_campaign=c8ed423dc0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_12_06_05_21&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_457662dc26-c8ed423dc0-529660149 Preprints and other research publications in line with Covid19 information are still low in Africa despite the increasing global Open Access sites for researchers. At AfricArXiv, we are a pan African based platform curating and facilitating the publication of all Covid19 related research articles and preprints via our Read more…