Suchergebnisse für: open access week

Open Access an der TIB: Rückblick 2021

Im Jahr 2021 haben wir an der TIB zwei neue Open-Access-Projekte gestartet und die ersten Konferenzbände über TIB Open Publishing veröffentlicht. Auch in den Repositorien, bei der Open-Access-Finanzierung und -Beratung konnten wir Einiges bewegen. In diesem Beitrag fassen wir die Open-Access-Aktivitäten an der TIB im abgelaufenen Jahr zusammen.

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TIB about to start a new Open Access service for scholarly journals and conference proceedings

TIB is about to launch a new open access service on which scientific journals and conference publications can be published. In doing so, it is underlining its orientation towards Open Access and adding a significant new pillar to its activities to support the transition to Open Access. As a research partner, TIB is committed to professional, optimally accessible and widely visible publications.

#EUvsVirus: Covid-19 Bioassays in the Open Research Knowledge Graph

The #EuVsVirus Pan-European Hackathon was organized as a full remote event coordinated over Slack channels over the weekend of April 24-26. Our team ‘TIB ORKG’ was a team of six people who met online in one of the 500 Slack channels created for the hackathon. We grouped on a common agreement: scholarly articles structured in the ORKG was a great idea to help researchers easily comprehend the articles’ content.

Behind the Scenes of a DFG Research Project — Making Five Million Scientific Open Access Images Available and Collaborating with the Wikimedia Community

Scientific articles have been a rarely exploited source for finding images that can be used elsewhere. The NOA project wants to change that. So far, several million images from freely available scientific articles have been collected and been described with text data mining methods, so that they are findable in a search engine. But how do they get to Wikimedia Commons to make them available for many people in the long run? Do all the images belong there at all? In this article, we describe our reflections on the questions and how they solve the challenges.