The new software, imeji, creates citable digital research assets from scientific media data such as images, micrographs or graphics. The Max Planck Digital Library recently made the first version of t...
Two explorative studies examine the development of Open Access in Germany over a long period of time: In the study Open Access in Germany Development in the Years 2005 - 2019 (literal translation of t...
In its issue "arbido print 3/09", the print journal arbido focuses on "Digital services as a challenge in I&D". One article deals with the University of Zurich's experience wit...
The arXiv repository, which provides Open Access to documents from the fields of physics, mathematics, statistics, computer science and related disciplines, is to get a new business model. To da...
The Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Universitätsverlage - an association of publishers from Germany, Austria and Italy, which primarily publishes publications of their respective academic institutions - has a...
In den letzten zwei Jahren hat das oa.hub Team eine Reihe von Vernetzungsworkshops zu praktischen und bedarfsorientierten Themen durchgeführt. Um den Austausch über die Workshops hinaus fortzusetzen, ...
Against the background that universities and research institutions are required to develop integrated information budgets, the BMBF-funded project open-access.network 2 has been organising the worksho...
The question of legal issues is central to the opening of science. Many scientists, open access officers, and other persons who deal with this question encounter uncertainties where the publication of...
The Knowledge Base Copyright Law (KB:Law©) went online on 15 October 2009. KB:Law is an information system which provides users with answers to practical legal questions concerning digital media, espe...
Often, funding does not consider what should happen to learning resources and research data after the end of a project. Moreover, many of these resources are scattered on various small platforms or th...
