Promptathons: Potential for Libraries – and for Open Science?
Promptathons are a relatively new event format that can be used by libraries both internally and with the involvement of external parties. This blog post...
Barcamp Open Science 2025: From Threats to Collective Resilience
Safeguarding research and protecting knowledge infrastructures from political, digital, and structural...
Gollum Effect Harms Research: Why Open Science Could Help Solve the Problem
Possessive and territorial behaviours of researchers are impeding collaboration and the free flow of...
Ambitious Pioneer for Open Science: These are the top Priorities at the EOSC Association
The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is currently one of the most ambitious science projects in...
Open Access Barcamp 2025: From Best Practices and Visions to Triage in Publication Funds
Some participants would even have liked to add on an extra day: The oa.barcamp 2025 once again gave Open...
Teaching Open Science: Slide set Supports Lecturers
How can knowledge about Open Science be disseminated more widely and how can lecturers be supported in...
Financing Diamond Open Access for Economics Sciences: How OLEcon Works
OLEcon supports non-commercial Diamond Open Access journals in the field of economics sciences. For...
Peter Suber on science in danger: “Host your open and uncensored research in more than one place and preferably more than one country.”
In this interview with Peter Suber, the Senior Advisor on Open Access at Harvard Library and Director of...
AI Inspirations for Libraries: From Study Bots to Conversations with Books
What do Collegebot, Hello Literature and Book.AI have in common? They are all AI applications that can...