Open Access with TUB: A look back at 2022
In 2022, TUB has been committed to Open Access in various ways. Some activities and developments follow in this article.
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The ORCID login and DSpace repositories
What could be more obvious than an ORCID login under DSpace? That’s why we applied to the ORCID Global Participation Fund.
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Newly licensed for TUHH 2023: E-books, journals, databases and more
Available for you at TUHH As in previous years, the TUHH University Library will again provide you with current, scientific literature in 2023. With a few exceptions, we primarily negotiate unrestricted digital access for the TUHH.
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Library card fees change effective 18-02-2023
For library cards that require a fee, the fees will increase as of February 18.
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Perinorm becomes Nautos
Nautos becomes the new platform for researching standards and guidelines
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Bookcrossing for Black Friday
Make yourself comfortable with a book when dusk falls, night falls, the moon shines or the stars twinkle. You may keep these books and/or put them out again in another place.
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#OAWeek2022: Open Access and Blue Engineering
“Blue Engineering: How do we want to live and what technology do we need for it?”
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#OAWeek2022: Self-Archiving in Open Access – A consulting interview
Done: The hard-earned research results have been accepted as an article. Finally, everyone can read and discuss it. Or not? The article has been accepted by a journal that can only be read by those who have a subscription to it. Paywall is what we call it. The journal is good, the article is good,
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#OAWeek2022: The PDF is not enough: Why science needs open formats
From the project for an open system for writing and publishing to the creation of the Single Source Publishing Community.
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