« En 2018, le groupe de travail « Research Data Management » du LIBER a mis en ligne un catalogue de DMPs, dont le but est de centraliser des DMPs de différentes disciplines et de fournir pour chacun une évaluation de la qualité de chaque partie de ces…
« We are delighted to share our first ever Annual Report. Presented inside are our activities, progress and achievements for the period June 2018 to May 2019. (…) »
« The publication of library data in linked and open format has accelerated in recent years. There have been several approaches but the result is not always necessarily ideal from an interoperability point of view. Common guidelines and references would be useful as well as collected references of possible tools and…
« The transition to Open Access (OA) has accelerated in recent months thanks to international initiatives such as Plan S.
Many of the initiatives are, however, focused on journal articles as the dominant format for disseminating research and, in particular, the publishing patterns within fields such as science, technology or…
« LIBER cautiously welcomes today’s European Parliament vote in favour of new copyright legislation because of the meaningful improvements this brings for education and research. The victory is, however, bittersweet as we remain concerned about the impact of certain aspects of the legislation on information sharing and knowledge creation. (…) »
« The implications of ethics and private/sensitive data are often underappreciated and misunderstood. At the same time, the European Open Science Cloud requires both researchers and service providers to have a a high degree of awareness and competence on these topics.
(…) On Monday, 18 March at 1500 CET, these topics…
« LIBER welcomes news that negotiators from the European Parliament and the Council have agreed a final compromise text for the European Union’s Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market.
(…) Notably, it represents a hugely significant step forward in the way that researchers, libraries, and citizens…
» The letter is supported by more than 85 signatories, including business organisations, civil society organisations, creators, academics, universities, public libraries, research organisations and libraries, startups, software developers, EU online platforms, and Internet Service Providers. It calls for the issues underlying these articles to be dealt with in…
« Interested in skills and training in Open Science and the EOSC ecosystem, as it relates to libraries and researchers? (…) »
« (…) We have two questionnaires. Institutions are encouraged to respond to both.
The survey for repository managers or librarians consists of 40 questions and will take about 30 minutes to complete. Take the survey. The survey for technical staff responsible for repository development and maintenance consists of 25 questions and…
