« (…) 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.…« The Digital Humanities — a growing field which many of Europe’s research libraries strongly support — risks being hit by a proposed amendment to the EU draft Directive on Copyright…
« As a long-standing advocate for Open Science, LIBER fully welcomes Plan S: an ambitious new initiative from national public research funders and the European Commission to make…
« LIBER’s 47th Annual Conference in Lille, France brought 440 research library professionals together for a week of discussions focused on doing more with Open Science, and on related topics…
« Open Science undoubtedly has the power to positively influence society. It can make science more collaborative, reproducible, transparent and impactful.
Its implementation is, however, not yet universal. A revolution is…
« Over the 3 days of the conference, delegates network, collaborate, identify the most pressing needs for research libraries and share information and ideas for addressing those needs.
« The use of scholarly metrics is one of the most challenging in the current research field. The proliferation of new models of scholarly communication, the changes in the research assessment…
« This is a recording of a LIBER Webinar, held on 16 May 2018 with speakers Marlon Domingus and Maria Rehbinder »
« Join us on 16 May at 13:00 CET for a LIBER Webinar on GDPR and what it means for researchers.
Speakers Maria Rehbinder (Senior Legal Counsel at Aalto University and…
« This is a recording of a LIBER webinar, made on 23 April 2018. It focuses on the work of the European Commission’s FAIR Data Expert Group. In this webinar, Simon…
