Dear students,
In the context of HEAL-Link’s agreements with publishers regarding Open Access publishing, IEEE has scheduled two webinars. The first webinar focuses on advanced search techniques within the IEEE digital library—a skill that will be particularly useful for finding primary source material for your assignments—while the second covers the option to publish in open-access journals. Both webinars will be held online, and pre-registration is required (links are provided below).
Organized by the publisher in collaboration with HEAL-Link, these webinars are aimed at researchers at all levels; they will showcase the IEEE Xplore platform and the publisher's publication process, respectively.
1. Advanced Search Techniques for IEEE Xplore – Webinar for Greece
Date and time: Thursday, November 12, 2026, at 15:00 (Greek time)
Language: English
During this webinar, you will explore the IEEE Xplore platform and learn how to structure your search, identify keywords and synonyms, and use Boolean operators and wildcards to ensure more comprehensive results.
The speaker will be Eszter Lukács, IEEE Client Services Manager.
2. IEEE Xplore Open Access Publishing Webinar for Authors in Greece
Date and time: Monday, November 16, 2026, at 14:00 (Greek time)
Language: English
This webinar will present opportunities for researchers in Greece to enhance the visibility and impact of their research by publishing through one of the many Open Access options offered by IEEE. Additionally, you will learn how to publish using the agreement between HEAL-Link and IEEE that covers Open Access publication costs (APCs).
Topics to be covered:
- Tips for selecting the appropriate publication venue within IEEE.
- Information on what journal editors look for and reasons why an article might be rejected during the peer-review process.
- Tools and resources to support authors throughout the publication process.
- How to publish using the HEAL-Link Open Access agreement to cover APCs.
The seminar speaker will be Eszter Lukács, IEEE Client Services Manager.
For further information, please contact the HEAL-Link Scholarly Communication Unit at scholarly@heal-link.gr or by phone at 2610969617. Any updates will be announced accordingly.
