VISIBILITY AND DISCOVERABILITY
New journal indexing agreements signed with institutions from Angola, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, India, Lithuania, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, and Turkey.
WorkspaceDOA Program, a collective effort to support Diamond OA journals worldwile. Coordinated project that will integrate the current services of Redalyc and AmeliCA and additional ones.
Ongoing projects with Africa, Central America and South America, for the promotion of Non-Commercial Open Access.
An agreement with LAReferencia was signed, and 100 OAI-PMH repositories of Mexican institutions, 30 of Argentinian institutions and 7 repositories from different countries were developed.
The semantic collection of journal articles for the “Climate Action” SDG was developed and it is available in Redalyc.org.
Implementation of an ERP platform for the automation of processes, daily operations, CRM and Redalyc task management.
QUALITY RAISING OF JOURNALS

CAPACITY BUILDING OF JOURNALS
journals trained on editorial production and tagging using XML JATS
people from journal editorial teams were trained in the markup system and XML JATS.
DIGITAL TRANSITION
SUSTAINABILITY OF REDALYC AND AMELICA

Arcadia and SCOSS fundings are being used to invest in technical infrastructure and contribute to the sustainability of the Diamond Open Access publication.
CONSOLIDATION OF DIAMOND OA MODEL

Collaboration project between Redalyc UAEM, AmeliCA, MESCTI and the Óscar Ribas University, supported by UNESCO, for the development of a Non-Commercial Open Access strategy in Angola.
Co-coordination of the CLACSO Working Group “Conocimiento Abierto como Bien Común” with the participation of 26 researchers of 13 institutions from 9 countries.
2 published papers
1 published book
Implementation of the Methodology for the evaluation of science in Diamond Open Access, metrics and Redalyc indicators.
54 participations in international
conferences
She’s a research-professor at the School of Political and Social Sciences, Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (Mexico). She specializes in semantic web, knowledge repositories and artificial intelligence. She’s the Executive Director of the Network of Scientific Journals from Latin America and the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal (Redalyc), and President of AmeliCA. Becerril is a member of the International Advisory Council of the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and co-founder of the “Mexican Network of Institutional Repositories” (Red Mexicana de Repositorios Institucionales) (REMERI). Her primary aim of research and advisory is the search of science communication in digital, sustainable and intelligent contexts.