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Don't forget your COUNTER conference proposals!

13 April 2026

If you have an idea for a presentation at the COUNTER conference, don’t forget to submit it. The deadline for conference proposals is this Friday, 17th April. The main theme of the conference is AI usage but we welcome proposals on any COUNTER-related topic. For more on what we are looking for, see our call for proposals.

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We will open the COUNTER conference up for registration on Monday 20th April. The conference will be online, on Thursday 11th June. It is a members only event, with no charge for members. As in previous years we will also make limited additional tickets available for consortia to share with their library members.

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