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Mapping where the money is (and isn't) going in the data rescue movement.

Title: Open Research Manager (70020-0726). Application Deadline: . Position Type: Permanent

Badger, Ian (2026) OpenAlex Publication Discovery and Repository Enrichment Toolkit. [Data Collection]

We are pleased to share that EThOS (E-Theses Online Service) is now available again following restoration work after the cyber-attack.

Submissions to the Hidden REF 2026 competition will be made in the following categories. Hidden Role Title Hidden Role Category no. 1 Description A number of […]

Good Research is Open Research - so what's stopping us from making research more open? Join the conversation at EORC26 online!

FF2026 will be both in‑person and hybrid! Submit your proposal via: Fantastic Futures 2026 – ConfTool Pro – Login The information below is for planning purposes and may change or expand. The Program…

A list of library and information science conferences, with links to their hashtags on the social media platform BlueSky.

On Feb 26 and 27, 2026, the two-day conference brought together the people and projects shaping the future of equitable, community-driven open access book...

Discover how open research supports creative, non‑traditional outputs and how iDAH is enabling data sharing in the arts and humanities

Looking for our work on “Dealing with Bots”? Visit the website Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents many opportunities for improving scholarly communications but also brings with it si…

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Documenting open research practices in the arts, humanities and social sciences: MORPHSS Catalogue launch event and panel discussion.

AI in the Research Library RLUK recognises the impact which Artificial Intelligence, in particular GenAI, is having across our research libraries. AI is reshaping the research landscape and…

Hundreds of information professionals gathered in the British Library’s Knowledge Centre to share the state of the art in AI research for cultural heritage.

The web represents the largest unstructured data collection, with a huge variety of data types, creators and sources, distributed across the world. The arc

Dr Paul Ayris LERU UCL Open Science

The Open Library of Humanities (OLH) is delighted to announce that it has published its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy following more than a year-long consultation process with our journals' edit...

Looking for our work on “Dealing with Bots”? Visit the website Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents many opportunities for improving scholarly communications but also brings with it si…

This year’s Open and Engaged Conference aligns with the Open Access Week 2025 theme, “Who Owns Our Knowledge?”, by exploring the power, ethics, and responsibility embedded in how cultural heritage is…

This closing event of SPARC Europe’s #OA100 campaign explores the latest EU policy developments and the role that the research community, libraries, and institutions can play in shaping the future of ...

On the first day of each new year, a wealth of heritage enters the public domain. This material is perfect for being made as freely accessible as possible – though this doesn’t always happen. With…

DISKAH webinar on Technical Writing in the Humanities

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British Library's Open and Engaged 2025 Conference