You are here: Homepage / About us / Press room / Press releases PRESS RELEASES 03/09/2021 Open Science: on the way to the “new normal” of science Participants from Europe, Asia, Australia and North America wish for closer collaboration of all actors more 02/01/2021 International, digital, young – record participation in Germany’s largest economics competition for schools “YES! – Young Economic Summit” More than 70 school teams from Germany, the UK and the USA start the YES! 2021 with creativity and opportunity thinking. more 02/01/2021 Launch of German Reproducibility Network: Foster trustworthiness and transparency in scientific research The network is open for further members and offers various ways to participate more 01/21/2021 Data-based science: FAIR becomes the new normal More than 1,100 representatives from 71 countries met virtually for an exchange about research data management and discussed the future of data-based… more 12/18/2020 Klaus Tochtermann elected to the Board of Directors of the European Open Science Cloud ZBW director champions networked open science – the focus is on management of research data more 11/25/2020 Promoting the reuse of research data More than 700 international experts from all over the world meet at the “International FAIR Convergence Symposium” – GO FAIR and CODATA organise a… more 11/19/2020 ZBW believes in openness as a core value in organisational culture ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics publishes “Area of action for openness” more 11/05/2020 Twelfth SWIB conference – Semantic Web in Libraries – completely on the Web, open for a wide audience Experts on Linked Open Data meet online from 23 until 27 November 2020. more 08/18/2020 Open Access Repository EconStor now with more than 200,000 full-texts Germany’s largest repository for economics literature gives access to publications from all over the world – collaboration with publishers becomes… more 06/18/2020 ZBW goes live with FOLIO – International engagement for Open Source in the library world ZBW is one of the first libraries in Germany to implement the FOLIO system more Page 2 of 2. Previous 1 2
