On 17 July 2024 from 13:00 to 14:00, the second "Open Access Talk: Exchange of experience on academic publishing in open access format" will take place on the entrance level of the University Library.

The guests will be Prof. Dr. Bernd Frick from the Chair of Organisational, Media and Sports Economics (WW) and Prof. Dr. Christian Scheideler from the Theory of Distributed Systems (EIM) group, who will report on their many years of experience with open access publishing in an open discussion round.

The event is suitable for researchers at all career levels, from doctoral candidates to professors, regardless of whether they have already gained experience with open access or whether they simply want to learn more about it.

The event is organised by the OASE project ("Open Access - Systematic Development of an Open Access Culture at the University - a development-oriented empirical case study").

The project, funded by the BMBF and led by Professor Dr Dorothee M. Meister (Media Education and Empirical Media Research) in cooperation with the Managing Director of Paderborn University Library, Dr Dietmar Haubfleisch, and the CIO and Head of the Centre for Information and Media Technologies (ZIM), Professor Dr Gudrun Oevel. Gudrun Oevel, aims to impart knowledge on the topic of open access publishing to academics by testing new information and communication formats, among other things, and thus support the development of an open access culture at Paderborn University.

The knowledge gained from the project will also be used to raise awareness of the extensive OA services already offered by the University Library and to expand them in line with demand.

Further information on the event can be found here: go.upb.de/openaccess-talk

The OASE project team is looking forward to welcoming you and to stimulating discussions!

It is not necessary to register for the event.

On 29 May 2024 from 13:00 to 14:00, the first"Open Access Talk: Exchange of experiences on academic publishing in open access format" will take place on the entrance level of the University Library.

The guests are Professor Dr Doris Tophinke (KW) and Professor Dr Matthias Bauer (NW), who will report on their many years of experience with open access publishing in an open discussion round.

The event is suitable for researchers at all career stages, from doctoral candidates to professors, regardless of whether they have already gained experience with open access or whether they simply want to learn more about it.

The event is organised by the OASE project ("Open Access - Systematic Development of an Open Access Culture at the University - a development-oriented empirical case study").

The project, funded by the BMBF and led by Professor Dr Dorothee M. Meister (Media Education and Empirical Media Research) in cooperation with the Managing Director of Paderborn University Library, Dr Dietmar Haubfleisch, and the CIO and Head of the Centre for Information and Media Technologies (ZIM), Professor Dr Gudrun Oevel. Gudrun Oevel, aims to impart knowledge on the topic of open access publishing to academics by testing new information and communication formats, among other things, and thus support the development of an open access culture at Paderborn University.

The knowledge gained from the project will also be used to raise awareness of the extensive OA services already offered by the University Library and to expand them in line with demand.

Further information on the event can be found here: go.upb.de/openaccess-talk

The OASE project team is looking forward to welcoming you and to stimulating discussions!

It is not necessary to register for the event.

Browse through the book bazaar!

The library is parting with older, no longer needed literature from almost all departments.

The prices are 1.00 Euro for paperbacks and 2.00 Euro for bound volumes. If you buy 5 books, you will receive one book as a bonus.

The proceeds of the book bazaar will be used for the acquisition of new information media.

Please note that the book bazaar is aimed at members of the university and interested members of the public, not at resellers. The sale is limited to a maximum of 50 volumes per person.

Only cash payment is possible at the book bazaar.

You will find the bazaar on 10 and 11 April 2024 from 09:00 to 13:00 in the entrance area of the library (room BI1.111, opposite the return machine).

From Monday, 4 March to Thursday, 7 March, from 9:15 to 17:00, the "Writing Days" will take place for the second time. The event is organised by the Competence Centre for Writing and the University Library, together with other institutions of the university.

Students and doctoral candidates from all faculties are invited to spend four days in the library working intensively on their writing projects. They will be supported with advice on writing and literature searches as well as short workshops. Joint exercise breaks with yoga or brain breaks offer a pleasant interruption and the conversation during the coffee break in building Q0.101 may motivate you with new writing impulses.

Registration is possible from 5 February via the library's booking system for training courses. If you don't have time on all days, you can also register for certain days only. Of course, we are also happy for you to register for the entire period, in which case please complete the registration form for each day of the event.

You can find information on the programme and important information on the procedure on the pages of the Competence Centre for Writing.

The "Writing Days" are organised by the Competence Centre for Writing and the University Library, together with other institutions of the University, such as ProLernen, the Centre for Spelling Competence, the Graduate Centre of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and University Sports.

The University Library is participating in Campus Day on 15 January 2024 with the following offers