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The EUI Library has recently published the 17th edition of the EUI Academic Publications and Data, which highlights the academic output by members of the European University Institute in 2024. The 17th edition of the EUI Academic Publications and Data includes research output in 2024 by EUI members. The EUI Provost for Research and External […]
The New Cadmus is Coming – Launch 5 May 2025 The Library Open Science Office is in the final stages of implementing the new Cadmus repository, designed to significantly enhance the visibility, accessibility, and usability of EUI research. With a modern, user-friendly interface and improved search capabilities, the new Cadmus will better showcase the scholarly […]
The new edition of EUI Academic Publications and Data 2024 will cover the EUI community’s academic research produced between January and December 2024 and will be published at the beginning of next year. It will include only the research outputs cited in Cadmus, the EUI Research Repository. Please make sure that all your academic publications […]
This Open Science Week, we asked EUI members about the benefits of Open Access for their research visibility and to explain how EUI Transformative Agreements work. Watch the videos and read the interviews below to discover the insights they shared: Michele Gigli, Researcher, Department of Law Watch this short interview to hear Michele Gigli, EUI […]
Did you know that Cadmus, the EUI Research Repository, has over 30,000 publication records, including 14,000 Open Access publications? Or that the EUI has special agreements to allow its members to make their articles available in Open Access at no cost (waived APCs) with Cambridge University Press, Springer, Wiley and Elsevier? Join the Library staff […]
Today 4 June marks another milestone for the EUI Research Repository, Cadmus, reaching 30,000 records. It is Prof. Gábor Halmai’s article From liberal democracy to illiberal populist autocracy: possible reasons for Hungary’s autocratization, Hague journal on the rule of law, 2024, available in Open Access, that marks the 30,000 milestone: Browse through other recently added […]
