The international Open Access Week takes place every year at the end of October. Institutions around the world promote free access to scientific results. Open Access Week 2024 is an opportunity to join forces and raise awareness of the importance of collaborative control of knowledge sharing systems. Community over Commercialization Last year’s motto is also the motto […]
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Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) have become the quasi-standard for referencing electronic publications. So what could be more obvious than using DOIs for software as well?
Making Your Code Citable Read More »
Open infrastructure for Ope
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Friday, 28.10.2022, 10:00 to 10:30 via Zoom
#OAWeek2023: Is DEAL a Good Deal? Elsevier, Springer & Wiley Read More »
This year’s theme “Community over Commercialization” invites an open discussion about which approaches to open science best serve the interests of the public and the academic community – and which do not. We would like to have this discussion at TU Hamburg as well.
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As part of this year’s Open Access Week, the TU Hamburg invites you to an exciting online event on the topic of Open Access. Update 24.10.2023: Why we need equitable Open Access and how we might achieve it (presentation slides) Open Access is the disruptor most likely to change academic publishing forever. And so, in
What could be more obvious than an ORCID login under DSpace? That’s why we applied to the ORCID Global Participation Fund.
The ORCID login and DSpace repositories Read More »
For library cards that require a fee, the fees will increase as of February 18.
Library card fees change effective 18-02-2023 Read More »
This years theme: Open for Climate Justice: TUHH Program
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Research, study or relaxation? Hamburg has a library for almost every purpose.
A grand display for Hamburg’s libraries Read More »
