Mit juscovery wird die in den Bibliothekskatalogen swisscovery, Renouvaud und Helveticat verzeichnete Rechtsliteratur auf einer Rechercheplattform in speziell für die juristische Recherche angepassten Suchfunktionen ausgewiesen. Dies erleichtert eine fachspezifische Suche über die wichtigsten Bestände an juristischer Fachliteratur in der Schweiz. Aktuell über eine Million Einträge an juristischer Fachliteratur Speziell für die juristische Recherche aufgebaute Suchfunktionen Bibliographischer Nachweis an juristischer Fachliteratur aus allen
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EBLIDA Newsletter 2026/1
Editorial, by Erna Winters, EBLIDA President Director’s cut, by Andrew Cranfield EBLIDA’s 34th Annual Council and Conference: Sense and Sustainability From Goals to Action in Week 17, Libraries as Partners for a Sustainable Future LiBri: consortium and local partners meet one last time Libraries Navigating Digital Transformation: Insights from the ELAN Webinar Series Libraries Leading
Call for Tenders: Technical Production of Policy-Making Webinars (Deadline: 27 Feb 2026)
Dear EBLIDA Members, Dear colleagues, EBLIDA has launched a Call for Tenders within the European Library Associations Network (ELAN) project for the technical production of two policy-making webinars for libraries. The selected provider will support the full technical delivery of two professional webinars (60–90 minutes each), including: Technical setup and live production Recording and editing Delivery of
Call for Papers: Der Bibliotheksdienst stellt sich neu auf!
„Und jedem Anfang wohnt ein Zauber inne“, schrieb Hermann Hesse in seinem berühmten Gedicht „Stufen“. Ganz in diesem Sinne steht auch der Bibliotheksdienst 2026 vor einem Neuanfang mit verändertem Profil und neuer Herausgeberschaft (https://www.degruyterbrill.com/journal/key/bd/html). In seiner Neuausrichtung steht er nun noch stärker als zuvor für den Blick in die und aus den „Maschinenräumen“ der Bibliotheken
EBLIDA Newsletter – Issue No. 4. December 2025
Contents: Editorial, by Erna Winters Director’s cut, by Andrew Cranfield Stronger together: Welcoming new Members to the EBLIDA family LiBri: 50 partnership representatives walk into a foundation… Shaping inclusive futures: the ELAN Peer Learning Cycle on diversity and inclusion (12-13 November 2025) Collaborating online: the first ELAN pillar online session (17 November 2025) Linking Libraries
EBLIDA Newsletter Issue No. 3. September 2025
Editorial, by Erna Winters Director’s Cut by Andrew Cranfield LiBri goes beyond Europe: IFLA WLIC in Kazakhstan Announcement of selected members for ELAN Expert Groups (2025–2028) ELAN survey report is published ELAN webpage is live The Green Librarian Handbook Collaborative sessions: Pillar I of the Seven Pillars of ELAN Upcoming ELAN events EBLIDA Council and
MAD White zur Nationalbibliothek von Lettland
Nationalbibliothek von Lettland: Palast des Lichts voller Symbolik
The tyranny of the shush I Standard Time talk show
The Standard Time talk-show series is a Display Europe original content created in Austrian-Hungarian co-production, showcasing journalists, artists, experts and activists from across Europe whilst touring cultural venues of Vienna and Budapest. This trailblazing series explores the intersection between modern-day taboos and contemporary society. The show blends comedy with expert discussions and looks into topics
Open Science Conference 2025 // Calls for Contributions // Deadline May 23 // Open Science and Artificial Intelligence
The international Open Science Conference 2025 (https://www.open-science-conference.eu/) will be held on October 8-9 in Hamburg. This year’s conference will have a special focus on the intersection between Open Science and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The rapid integration of AI and corresponding tools into scientific research poses both new challenges but also opportunities for Open Science practices
The Guardian: Librarians in UK increasingly asked to remove books, as influence of US pressure groups spreads
“Requests to remove books from library shelves are on the rise in the UK, as the influence of pressure groups behind book bans in the US crosses the Atlantic, according to those working in the sector.” Siehe weiter https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/apr/14/librarians-in-uk-increasingly-asked-to-remove-books-as-influence-of-us-pressure-groups-spreads