![]() To ensure everyone can attend, wherever you are located, the program will span two time slots: from 10.00am - 2.00pm EST, US/Canada/3.00pm - 7.00pm UTC, primarily for attendees in the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa and then again from 8.00pm - 10.30pm EST, US/Canada/1.00am - 3.30am UTC, primarily for attendees in Asia Pacific. Or simply relax with friends at our virtual Baltimore art exhibit (sponsored by EBSCO). If the event occures at a specific time set the time in hours and minutes. After the date has passed the clock will count down to the same date in the following year. If the clock should count down to the same date every year then select 'every' for the year. And there’ll also be plenty of opportunities for virtual networking on gather.town - including at our social events, Jeopardy: NISO Edition (sponsored by Figshare), and virtual cocktails/mocktails (sponsored by Crossref). Choose the year, month and day of the event. Each session includes at least 30 minutes of discussion about the challenges and opportunities for our community, where you can engage with information colleagues from around the world. Through a mix of presentations, conversation, and discussion, on a wide-ranging selection of topics curated by our wonderful global Planning Committee, you’ll get to both hear from information experts and share your own experience and perspectives. ![]() Please check out the full program of 50+ sessions for more information! It is 738,523 days from the start date to the end date, but not including the end date. The 160 speakers are experts and leaders from across our community, including keynotes Cory Doctorow Margaret Sraku-Lartey, Dr Norihiro Hagita, Zeynep Tufekci, and Heather Joseph, winner of the 2021 Miles Conrad Award, who will deliver the annual Miles Conrad Lecture during the conference. From and including: Sunday, Ma(Julian calendar in United States.Change Country) To, but not including Tuesday, Ma(Gregorian calendar). And, because this year’s conference is fully digital, those connections and conversations will be global - around 600 people have already registered, from every continent except Antarctica! Like NISO Plus 2020, we’ve designed the program for this year’s conference to help you both make connections and have conversations with your colleagues in the information community. It’s February, and we’re officially counting down to the second annual NISO Plus conference, running February 22-25!
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