Author: OPERAS Editorial Team
We are happy to share that our Annual Report 2024 has been published on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/records/15672537 The OPERAS Annual Report provides a detailed record of the activities of OPERAS AISBL and OPERAS as a...
English version Version française English We are glad to welcome Cairn.info as a new ordinary member of the OPERAS community in 2025. Cairn.info is a digital library that aims to promote high-quality Francophone academic...
English version Version Française The blog series “Spotlight on National Nodes” presents the activities of the OPERAS National Nodes within their national communities, highlighting the work they carry out in their countries, their specificities,...
English We are glad to welcome the National and University Library in Zagreb as a new ordinary member of the OPERAS community in 2025. The National and University Library in Zagreb (NSK) is the...
We are glad to welcome the University of Silesia in Katowice as a new ordinary member of the OPERAS community in 2024. The University of Silesia in Katowice is the largest in Silesia and...
We are glad to welcome the University of Bielefeld as a new ordinary member of the OPERAS community in 2024. Bielefeld University, especially the Library, is a pioneer of the Open Access movement in...
We are glad to welcome the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities as a new ordinary member of the OPERAS community in 2024. About EASSH EASSH is the largest advocacy and science policy...
Brussels, Belgium, 13.02.2025 The LUMEN (Linked User-driven Multidisciplinary Exploration Network) project was kicked off in Brussels on January 20 and 21, 2025, providing a first glimpse into the European Commission-funded project’s ambitious vision to...
Join the GoTriple usability study to help refine a multilingual SSH research platform. The purpose of this session is to evaluate the GoTriple platform, a discovery service for social sciences and humanities (SSH) research....
This post was originally published in the OABN blog as part of the OABN PALOMERA blog series. Link: https://openaccessbooksnetwork.hcommons.org/2025/01/21/beyond-palomera-what-will-the-future-of-oa-book-policymaking-look-like/ Now that the PALOMERA project has ended after two years of in-depth work on OA book policy,...