Frankfurt Book Fair 2024

The International Publishers Association (IPA), based in Geneva, Switzerland, is the world’s largest federation of national, regional and specialist publishers’ associations. Our membership comprises of 101 member associations in 81 countries. Through its members, IPA represents thousands of individual publishers around the world who service more than 5.6 billion people.

Simon Holt is Senior Product Manager, Content Accessibility, at Elsevier. He has worked in academic publishing, across books and journals, for over 15 years, and is a Director of the Society for Scholarly Publishing. A visually impaired person himself, he is an advocate for greater disability inclusion across the scholarly communications industry. He is also a Trustee of sight-loss charity MyVision Oxfordshire.

The APACE project is happy to invite you to a networking event with international colleagues and accessibility experts, an opportunity to bring forward your questions, challenges and solutions when it comes to accessibility in publishing.

Join the international crowd of accessibility experts for a drink and a snack and find your peers to discuss challenges of inclusive publishing as production of accessible publications, user experience and distribution.

Speaking: Innocenzo Cipolletta (AIE) Ricardo Franco Levi (FEP) Elisabeth Crossick (RELX) Quentin Deschandelliers (FEP) Chiara Valerio (Author)

Generative artificial intelligence has triggered a rapid transformation in the technologies and norms that shape the world of books. With the AI Act, Europe has set forth clear regulations for the transparency of generative AI and the protection and licensing of copyrighted content, while other regions of the world explore alternative approaches. Publishers and authors are challenged to rethink their practices.

Presenting: Tobias Baumart, Solutions Account Manager - Elsevier

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Presenting: Carlos De Paladella, Director of Clinical Solutions for Europe South-Germany, Austria, Switzerland-Eastern Europe/Central Asia

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Key findings – biodiversity research is characterized by

• High scientific impact: a FWCI 22% above world average; similar percentage for Latin America

• Strong International Collaboration: 37% of all research comes from international partnerships, 51% of all Latin American research is international

• Significant contribution from Europe (41% of all research) but also from Latin America (16%)

• High relative activity from Latin American countries: Brazil, Mexico, Colombia: three times the world average; Bolivia, Panama, Costa Rica between 8 and 15 times the world average.