Das Blog der TIB – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Technik und Naturwissenschaften und Universitätsbibliothek
Leibniz Universität’s Open Access Publishing Fund finances APC for articles published in open access journals. As of 1 January 2023, new funding criteria will be introduced.
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We have created an infographic that gives a basic first overview of different aspects of the writing process and links to useful resources.
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One of our main goals with ConfIDent is to build a registry of academic events without listing those that are predatory. This blog article describes the assessment workflow that is employed to achieve this and discusses its limitations.
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At TIB, we use the open source research information system VIVO for research profiles. We have extended it with the feature to add Mastodon IDs and thus verify their Mastodon profiles.
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The TIB video portal currently has almost 40,000 scientific videos from all disciplines and 700,000 visits per year. This blog post presents current further developments in 2022. These include easier findability of videos, an improved upload form and subtitling of videos.
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At the First International Conference on FAIR Digital Objects , the Leiden Declaration on FAIR Digital Objects (FDOs) was published with the aim of promoting open science. But what are FDOs actually and what can they do?
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New in the AV-Portal: two documentaries on the life, work and aftermath of the Göttingen based physicist Robert Wichard Pohl give popular experiment videos with some contemporary material a science-historical background and show the (added) value of audiovisual heritage.
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Formats For Future is a distributed and asynchronous hackathon taking place over the International Open Access Week 2022 to support #semanticClimate in liberating the IPCC reports and other climate change scientific knowledge.
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In the following article we describe step by step how to enter information about an academic event (conferences etc.) into the DataCite Fabrica form in order to receive a DOI for the academic event.
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This is what happens when 23 Open Science Enthusiasts work together to make research machine-actionable
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