In January 2024, all academic events and blog posts published on Calenda and Hypotheses respectively were issued with a digital object identifier, or DOI. OpenEdition was already assigning DOIs t...
The German Hypotheses portal, de.hypotheses, celebrates its 10th anniversary soon. Our German partners suggested an interview with the OpenEdition team. Below is the English translation. In the i...
We are launching a new and special research blog, Anthology, on Hypotheses. Each month the blog will publish the English translation of a French post, selected from all the posts published on the...
This article reproduces the text delivered by Delphine Cavallo, the head of our Scientific information department, at the annual conference of the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie 2015, wh...
We are pleased to announce that our thousandth blog has just been added to the Hypotheses catalogue. This symbolic figure is a crowning moment for the platform, which is now six years old. It att...
On October 14, OpenEdition organizes a panel dedicated to academic blogging in Montréal (Palais des Congrès) during the World Social Science Forum. This year, the forum will deal about “Soci...
In English • IRNWC. International Research Network for War Commemoration http://irnwc.hypotheses.org • SAW ERC Project. Mathematical Sciences in the Ancient World http://sawerc.hypotheses.org...
OpenEdition and the King’s College London will hold a free training session in London this Friday 8th March for those who already have an academic blog and for researchers who wish to join Hypo...
Weber 2.0 is the new scholarly blog platform of the Max Weber Foundation – German Humanities Institute Abroad and its institutes and partners. The platform is operated in conjunction with OpenE...
As Hypotheses expands, its scope is becoming increasingly international, and so the platform is changing. The internationalisation of Hypotheses is an active process: it is not just about hosting...