Early registration is now open for the Society for Scholarly Publishing’s (SSP) 47th Annual Meeting, set to take place May 28–30, 2025, at the Hilton Baltimore in Baltimore, Maryland. This year’s meeting, themed “Reimagining the Future of Scholarly Publishing at the Intersection of Value and Values,” promises to be a vital forum for professionals across the scholarly publishing ecosystem to engage in discussions about the future of research dissemination. Early Bird rates are available until April 18, so register today!
The publishing industry faces unprecedented challenges as it strives to balance innovation, mission-driven values, and financial health. With AI, open access, research integrity, and trust at the forefront, this year’s meeting will focus on how these issues are reshaping the future of scholarly communication. Attendees will explore the evolving dynamics of value creation while maintaining the integrity of the scholarly record.
The 47th Annual Meeting will feature a robust program, including:
• Thirty educational sessions led by industry experts
• Four plenary sessions, including an Oxford-style debate on AI and fair use
• Extensive networking opportunities such as receptions and interactive lunches
• Breakout sessions with case studies and market insights
• Exhibitors Marketplace showcasing the latest innovations
• Previews Session with lightning-round presentations on emerging tools
• Poster Sessions for exploring cutting-edge research
Featured Sessions & Keynotes
• Keynote Address (Wednesday, May 28): How Lessons Learned from Shark Research, Conservation, and Education Can Help Advance Scholarly Communications – Dr. David Shiffman, Marine Conservation Biologist
• Plenary Session (Thursday, May 29): Views from the Intersection of Value and Values in Scholarly Communication – moderated by Andromeda Yelton
• Closing Plenary (Friday, May 30): Oxford-Style Debate: “AI is Fair Use”
Secure your spot before April 18 and save with special discounted rates for librarians, students, and SSP members. Visit the Annual Meeting website to register and view the preliminary program.
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