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About the directory DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone. All DOAJ services are free of charge including being indexed. All data is freely available. → → Funding DOAJ is independent. All support is via donations. 8 June 2023 The story behind the journal: Algebraic Combinatorics 5 June 2023 Multilingualism and DOAJ at 20: Open 23 May 2023 DOAJ at 20 events poster 22 May 2023 The story behind the journal: Colombo Business Journal 12 May 2023 Twenty years supporting open, global and trusted research 8 May 2023 Registration is open for DOAJ’s first webinar: ‘Open’- and you are all invited. Humanities, Social Sciences Alicia Aparicio Buenos Aires, Argentina (Spanish) Librarianship, Scholarly Publishing, Data Management Fei Yu Brisbane, Australia (Chinese, English) Humanities, Social Sciences Geoff Husic Lawrence, KS, USA (Russian, German, English) Medicine Lut Tamam Adana, Türkiye (Turkish, English) Humanities, Social Sciences Natalia Pamuła-Cieślak Toruń, Poland (Polish, English) Research Evaluation Paola Galimberti Milan, Italy (Italian, German, English)

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