The study of the humanities increasingly engages with questions that cross traditional boundaries, exploring connections between different fields and approaches. Recognizing the potential of such transdisciplinary engagement, MDPI will host a full-day workshop titled, “Crossing Boundaries: Transdisciplinarity in the Humanities,” to convene humanities scholars and researchers to discuss how collaboration across areas of study can open new directions for inquiry and foster fres

On 9 April 2026, MDPI hosted the MDPI São Paulo Editors Salon, marking the first Salon held in Brazil. The event brought together over 50 editors, researchers, and academics for a day of discussion and exchange, supporting stronger connections between MDPI and the Brazilian research community, while also marking the introduction of our Salon series to the region. Held at the Pullman São Paulo Hotel, the Salon featured a range of presentations, discussions, and networking oppo

The MDPI Canada team exhibited at the Ontario Library Association (OLA) Super Conference 2026 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The Super Conference brought together esteemed library professionals, publishers, and partners to explore the key themes shaping the future of libraries and scholarly communication. As part of this important conversation, MDPI held a spotlight session on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in scholarly publishing: 🎙️Talk Spotlight: “T

On January 22, the MDPI Canada team returned to the University of Toronto to host an Information Session for students interested in pursuing a career in academic publishing and scholarly communication. The team delivered presentations highlighting MDPI as a publisher, key developments from 2024 and 2025, our publishing practices and commitment to research ethics, and the evolving role of AI in scholarly publishing. They covered transparency in publishing and how MDPI supports

MDPI was delighted to participate as a platinum sponsor at the Get Hired University of Toronto Mississauga Career Fair, an annual event dedicated to connecting students and recent graduates with meaningful career opportunities across a wide range of industries. The fair provided a vibrant and welcoming space to directly engage with UTM talent interested in academic publishing, scholarly communication, and marketing and communications roles that support open access research. O

MDPI Canada was excited to take part as a platinum sponsor in this week’s University of Toronto Career Fair, an event that welcomed thousands of students, alumni, and UofT personnel exploring opportunities across a wide range of fields. The fair was lively and full of meaningful interactions, providing a fantastic environment for connecting with emerging talent in academic publishing. We had the pleasure of speaking with many motivated individuals interested in scholarly comm

MDPI Canada was thrilled to participate in the 17th Annual CSPC (Canadian Science Policy Centre) Conference in Ottawa last week under the overarching theme Toward a resilient future for Canada: Mobilizing science, knowledge and innovation . It was a fantastic opportunity to engage directly with policymakers, researchers, and leaders across Canada’s science and innovation academic ecosystem. The MDPI Canada team hosted a panel titled Trust in Science: An Ecosystem Approach to

MDPI Canada hosted the MDPI Montreal Editors Salon, welcoming more than 40 editors, researchers, and academics for an afternoon focused on discussions around MDPI’s open access vision and publishing processes for the future. Held at Hotel Omni Mont Royal, the Salon served as a forum for discussions, presentations, knowledge exchange, and networking opportunities between participants that will help guide MDPI’s continued efforts in supporting the global scientific community. T

MDPI Canada hosted a dynamic and engaging academic Salon for the first time at the University of Toronto, bringing together key MDPI editors and staff for a day of insightful discussions and presentations.