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  1. 📢 New publication!

    Wrzesinski, M., @pampel, @ztirfhtor & Khamis, C.O. (2026) examine the challenges and opportunities for innovation in the institutional repository landscape in Germany – based on an interview study.

    Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication, 14(1), eP19047
    🔗 doi.org/10.31274/jlsc.19047

    #OpenAccess #InstitutionalRepositories #LibraryScience #ScholarlyPublishing #OpenScience

  2. first day back at work after a 6 month research leave :akirbyumbrella:

    i published a preprint that's like half a position paper and half of an environmental scan -- about #reproducibility in #institutionalRepositories : zenodo.org/records/18343919

  3. New Webinar Recording From CARL (Canadian Association of Research #Libraries): "A Practical Guide to Open Infrastructure For Institutional #Repositories" ow.ly/VVi750Rz3Ab #openinfrastructure #Institutionalrepositories #scholcomm

  4. @wlaatje @martijnkleppe do you know if this discussion has stared among the Dutch universities already? #library #ai #institutionalRepositories

  5. Exciting news!

    Canadian Association of Research Libraries, Ontario Council of University Libraries, and University of Toronto Libraries sign MOU outlining collaborative intent to develop a national Institutional Repository service to be hosted by Scholars Portal

    carl-abrc.ca/news/carl-ocul-an

    #repositories #institutionalrepositories #librarycollaborations

  6. Day 1 of SMIRC at @SouthernMiss @USMCookLibrary. Looking forward to some great talks and conversation about #institutionalrepositories and their value! #OA #OpenAccess #opensource

  7. @animalcognitionproject @damonyoung Don’t know ‘Elicit’ but probably more tools out there like it. Moreover, there’s a pretty big push to make Open Access research available on a growing number of institutional digital repositories. I think you’d find most major academic institutions are trying to contribute to these efforts (not least out of a reaction to the stifling effects of out-of-control publisher costs) for their faculty and associated researchers. Also, e-theses tend to be widely available. For articles, Open Access is not always the final published version (depends on publisher and institutional policy) but close. OA is a key tenet of what some of us do. #OpenAccess #AcademicLibraries
    #ResearchLibrary #InstitutionalRepositories

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