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Conference deadline extended

05 March 2025

We have extended the deadline for submitting proposals to the COUNTER conference to 28th March.

Thank you to those who have already sent us proposals. We are aware that COUNTER had several big deadlines at the end of February, particularly the Release 5.1 compliance, so we realise that having a proposal deadline at the same time was an added pressure.

We welcome proposals for talks on measuring open access and other non-controlled content usage. Please also get in touch if you want to discuss any aspect of using or innovating with COUNTER. As a reminder, we will not consider sales pitches.

The conference will take place alongside our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 5th June 2025. Please send abstracts of no more than 200 words to sian@countermetrics.org by 28 March 2025.

The COUNTER Conference and AGM are exclusive member benefits. For more information about COUNTER and how to join, please click here.

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