Érudit is excited to welcome two new partner libraries, KU Leuven and UiT The Arctic University of Norway, to the Partnership for Open Access (POA) for 2026. To highlight this occasion, we asked Demmy Verbeke, head of Artes at KU Leuven Libraries, and Per Pippin
We are embarking on a three-year initiative to modernize our research infrastructure and explore the responsible integration of artificial intelligence into our scholarly knowledge discoverability services. Research practices, access to knowledge, and knowledge dissemination are evolving rapidly, driven by the combined effects of open science
Canadian scholarly journals wishing to be disseminated on the erudit.org platform from January 2027, may apply until March 31st, 2026. For more information and to learn about the application: See the call for applications
Join our virtual event Érudit Town Hall on February 26, 2026! It is our pleasure to invite you to a special online event to highlight our current activities and discuss our plans for the future. Please join us for the second edition of our virtual
In order to better reflect developments in the scholarly publishing environment, we have updated several elements of our eligibility criteria for the call for applications for scholarly journals, remaining true to our mission and values. An upcoming call for applications A new call for applications
In acknowledgement of the exceptional scope of his research and commitment to the dissemination of knowledge, Vincent Larivière has been awarded the 2025 Acfas Thérèse-Gouin-Décarie Prize. Since 2015, Vincent has played a key role in the development of Érudit as its scientific director. His bibliometric
Every scholarly journal’s editorial team has surely, at one point, asked the following question: should we be moving to open access? For readers, the benefits of this type of access are undeniable, but what about for the journals themselves? To measure the impact on journals,
The arrival of new members to Érudit’s Board of Directors brings diverse expertise to our governance and strengthens our community’s representation across Canada. Érudit’s Board is composed of eleven members representing partner institutions, the research and scholarly publishing sectors, as well as users of our
The Partnership for Open Access (POA) was recently included in UNESCO’s Open and Inclusive Science Hub, a directory of ambitious initiatives aiming to make access to research and scholarly publishing more equitable. UNESCO and Open Science In 2021, UNESCO adopted the Recommendation on Open Science,