The theme of the Open Access Week 2019 was “Open for Whom? Equity in Open Knowledge”. A number of events were organised at the EUI to celebrate the open access week. A course on Commercial Publishers and Open Access: know your rights took place on Wednesday 23 October, by Lotta Svantesson and Monica Steletti. Download […]

Welcome to Day 5 of the EUI Impact Challenge! Today we ask you to engage with Cadmus, the EUI Research Repository. What is Cadmus, EUI Research Repository Cadmus collects, preserves & provides access to the EUI research outputs (publications and data) according to the EUI Open Access policy. Cadmus is a service of the EUI […]

Welcome to Day 4! Can you remember on day 3 when we asked you to explore the academic side of twitter? Tweeting and retweeting is great, sure, but what if you want to say a bit more and yet you don’t have an article or a working paper ready? Don’t despair, there’s something you can […]

Welcome to day 3! Today we ask you to investigate the academic side of social media. Most of you are already on some kind of social media, but what we would like to find out today is whether these tools are useful in academia. Social media can be incredibly different from one another and their […]

The EUI Library is pleased to announce a new visual design for Cadmus – EUI Research Repository and the addition of a new collection to the repository: ‘EUI Research Data’. The new Cadmus is being officially launched during the Open Access Week 2019. At the Open Access Roundtable on Friday 25 October (10.00-12.00) the new […]

Welcome to day 2 of the Impact Challenge! Today we ask you to create a profile in Google Scholar to track your citations. What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar is the Google initiative to track and index research publication globally and across all disciplines. Similar to the Google main search engine, Google Scholar provides means […]