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June 2024

Find us at: Make Data Count Summit

Tasha is going to be attending the Make Data Count Summit on the 5th and 6th of September in London. “The Make Data Count Summit will convene researchers, institutional representatives,…

First COUNTER conference attracts positive feedback

In conference feedback, 86% of respondents rated it very good or excellent, but asked for more introductory topics. We take a look at what you said about the first COUNTER conference.

Satisfaction survey

Our annual satisfaction survey is now open – please let us know how we’re doing and where we can improve! take the survey It should only take a few minutes…

COUNTER Newsletter, June 2024

You might have noticed that the COUNTER team has had a busy few months, with a new strategy, branding and website, as well as our first ever COUNTER conference! We…

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