Feed aggregator
Paper Pledge for the Planet
Open repositories are a tool for climate action. By increasing the number of climate research papers openly available in repositories, EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons are collectively taking action to help address the climate crisis.
Over 3,500 of the most-cited climate change articles have been published in the last five years as closed access; however, these articles can be made openly available in repositories because the authors retained their rights and/or have the right to deposit their accepted manuscripts.
Paper Pledge for the Planet
Open repositories are a tool for climate action. By increasing the number of climate research papers openly available in repositories, EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons are collectively taking action to help address the climate crisis.
Over 3,500 of the most-cited climate change articles have been published in the last five years as closed access; however, these articles can be made openly available in repositories because the authors retained their rights and/or have the right to deposit their accepted manuscripts.
Paper Pledge for the Planet
Open repositories are a tool for climate action. By increasing the number of climate research papers openly available in repositories, EIFL, COAR (the Confederation of Open Access Repositories) and Creative Commons are collectively taking action to help address the climate crisis.
Over 3,500 of the most-cited climate change articles have been published in the last five years as closed access; however, these articles can be made openly available in repositories because the authors retained their rights and/or have the right to deposit their accepted manuscripts.
Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance Conference
Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will conduct training on building capacity for research data management for researchers, librarians and students at the annual scientific conference, Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance, organized by Nicolae Testemițanu Medical Scientific Library. Ševkušić’s training will take place on 17 October 2024.
Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance Conference
Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will conduct training on building capacity for research data management for researchers, librarians and students at the annual scientific conference, Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance, organized by Nicolae Testemițanu Medical Scientific Library. Ševkušić’s training will take place on 17 October 2024.
Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance Conference
Milica Ševkušić, EIFL Open Access Programme Project Coordinator, will conduct training on building capacity for research data management for researchers, librarians and students at the annual scientific conference, Research in Biomedicine and Health: Quality, Excellence, and Performance, organized by Nicolae Testemițanu Medical Scientific Library. Ševkušić’s training will take place on 17 October 2024.
WIPO PLR study is fundamentally flawed
Public Lending Right (PLR) gives authors (and other rightsholders) the right to receive payment for the non-commercial lending of books and other works by libraries. About thirty-five countries have active PLR systems - these are mostly in Europe plus Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Israel.
WIPO PLR study is fundamentally flawed
Public Lending Right (PLR) gives authors (and other rightsholders) the right to receive payment for the non-commercial lending of books and other works by libraries. About thirty-five countries have active PLR systems - these are mostly in Europe plus Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Israel.
WIPO PLR study is fundamentally flawed
Public Lending Right (PLR) gives authors (and other rightsholders) the right to receive payment for the non-commercial lending of books and other works by libraries. About thirty-five countries have active PLR systems - these are mostly in Europe plus Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Israel.
Annual meeting of Latvian Library Consortium
Rima Kupryte, EIFL Director, and Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will give a presentation about EIFL and its activities at the Annual meeting of the Latvian Library Consortium. The main topic of the meeting will be electronic resource acquisition and accessibility.
Annual meeting of Latvian Library Consortium
Rima Kupryte, EIFL Director, and Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will give a presentation about EIFL and its activities at the Annual meeting of the Latvian Library Consortium. The main topic of the meeting will be electronic resource acquisition and accessibility.
Annual meeting of Latvian Library Consortium
Rima Kupryte, EIFL Director, and Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will give a presentation about EIFL and its activities at the Annual meeting of the Latvian Library Consortium. The main topic of the meeting will be electronic resource acquisition and accessibility.
Annual meeting of Latvian Library Consortium
Rima Kupryte, EIFL Director, and Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will give a presentation about EIFL and its activities at the Annual meeting of the Latvian Library Consortium. The main topic of the meeting will be electronic resource acquisition and accessibility.
Open access book publishing: Infrastructure solutions and reflections
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, wraps up a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Session Three: Publishing infrastructure solutions and reflections:
Open access book publishing: Infrastructure solutions and reflections
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, wraps up a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Session Three: Publishing infrastructure solutions and reflections:
Open access book publishing: Infrastructure solutions and reflections
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, wraps up a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Session Three: Publishing infrastructure solutions and reflections:
Open access book publishing: Commercial and Non-Commercial Presses
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, continues a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Open access book publishing: Commercial and Non-Commercial Presses
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, continues a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Open access book publishing: Commercial and Non-Commercial Presses
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, continues a series of discussions with scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.
Open access book publishing: University Presses
SUPRR, in collaboration with EIFL and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, is launching a series of discussions with selected UK and US scholarly book publishers on new open access (OA) publishing business models. The aim of the series is to explore how Ukrainian monograph publishing can move to sustainable OA practices and how such models can be used or adapted to Ukrainian circumstances.