From 13-17 March 2024, the pop-up exhibition ‘Farben sehen!’ gave visitors the opportunity to experience the latest scientific findings on polychromy in antiquity in an appealing way.
In the previous news article we talked about OPEN FAU. For some time now, it has also been possible to view the usage statistics online for all FAU University Press publications .
FAU University Press has always used open source software. Until now, we have relied on the OPUS 4 software, hosted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Cooperative Library Network, as our publication platform. However, the open source software DSpace is more popular internationally. In order to remain competitive for the future, it was therefore decided to migrate to DSpace and host the open source software ourselves.
OS-APS_STEMO is the acronym for the "Extension of the Open Source Academic Publishing Suite (OS-APS) for complex STEM publications and optimised online presentations". The University Library of Erlangen-Nürnberg received the BMBF funding decision at the end of July 2023 and the project will soon be launched in practice. It will build on existing preliminary work.
From 24 to 30 October 2022, this year's international Open Access Week will take place with the motto "Open for Climate Justice". Numerous institutions and players worldwide are using this decentralised week of events to disseminate information on the topic of "open access" to scientific results, to draw attention to new trends and developments and to network the community.