📢 News on Editor’s Café! Open access is reshaping academic publishing across the ASEAN region, but the path isn’t without challenges. In his latest piece, Dr. Ahmed H. A. Dabwan explores how ASEAN nations are navigating diverse open access (OA) models, Gold, Green, and Diamond, to make research more visible, accessible, and impactful. He highlights key regional efforts and persistent challenges around sustainability, visibility, and perceived prestige, calling for stronger coordination to unlock OA’s full potential. From institutional repositories in Malaysia and Indonesia to funding-driven mandates in Singapore, this piece maps the evolving OA ecosystem in Southeast Asia and what it means for researchers and publishers alike. Read the full article 👉https://lnkd.in/dDhtnNTK #EditorsCafe #OpenAccessweek #ASEAN #ScholarlyPublishing #AcademicCommunication #ResearchVisibility #OpenScience #HigherEducation Esma ŞENEL Jeanne Alejo- Abitago Kaushik Bharati, PhD, MIDSA (USA), FRSPH (London) Sami Farhan Aisha Abdullahi Mahmud Masatoshi Shoji, PhD, DDSc, LAc Arif Nur Muhammad Ansori Duke Oeba, Ph.D. Naveen Tiwari Rabab Kamel Sofiah Hamzah Abdelazim Negm Nasrin Ghassemi barghi Zeger Karssen
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Glad to share this newly published research with our Chinese student. Zhai, J., Sudiarta, I. G. P., Santosa, M. H., & Astawa, I. W. P. (2025). Research on intelligent regulation mechanisms of learner cognitive load in digital learning environments. Future Technology, 4(4), 205–215. https://lnkd.in/gsbSu_Zu
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Excited to share that we’ve officially kicked off this year’s Amsterdam Research Project! After months of preparation, our team has now entered the acquisition phase, and this year we’re heading to Vietnam🇻🇳 Vietnam is among the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia, offering vast opportunities for companies eager to expand or gain a deeper understanding of this dynamic market. Through our research, we aim to help organizations tap into its rapid growth and potential. If your organization is active in or interested in Vietnam, or if you’d like to learn more about potential collaboration opportunities, feel free to reach out!
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Some resources in the Vietnam Labour Research Portal may be useful to PhD students and ECRs, especially those interested in labour related topics and Vietnamese studies.
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