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In a recent episode of the Big Open Science Podcast, our team had the opportunity to share insights into how the Lab contributes to the evolution of open science practices across Europe. The episode, hosted by Gabriela Manista and recorded during a study visit to the University of Luxembourg (read more here), features our colleagues … Continue reading Lab in the Big Open Science Podcast!
If you missed the recent workshop on the OPERAS Tools & Platforms special interest group, you can now watch the recording. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNjvND3QGlg AI and LLMs continue to reshape the landscape of scholarly services, from discovery tools and notebooks to text editors and research analysis. The OPERAS Innovation Lab stays at the forefront of these advancements … Continue reading Recording from the workshop ‘AI and LLMs as tools for open scholarly communication’
The OPERAS Innovation Lab is excited to participate in the Innovation Workshop, a dynamic hybrid event on March 25, 2025, from 14:00 to 1:00 CET at the DH Lab, C²DH, University of Luxembourg. This hybrid event, part of the SCIROS project—Strategic Collaboration for Interdisciplinary Research on Open Science in the Social Sciences and Humanities—aims to … Continue reading Innovation Workshop: Shaping the Future of Research & Innovation
Author: Françoise Gouzi Reviewers: Carol Delmazo Innovation in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (AHSS) often defies conventional academic evaluation. Groundbreaking digital tools, dynamic research outputs, and novel methodologies are shaping the future of scholarship—yet, outdated assessment methods fail to capture their true impact. In response, the OPERAS Innovation Lab team took a bold step … Continue reading A New Approach to Evaluating Innovation in Social Sciences and Humanities
On Monday 24th of February during the OPERAS Tools & Platforms SIG workshop we will discuss the most pressing needs for the SSH community to innovate with the use of AI and LLMs. The workshop organized by OPERAS Tools & Platforms special interest group will take place at 14.00-16.00. Register Artificial Intelligence is a widely debated … Continue reading Lab at the OPERAS Tools & Platforms SIG workshop
Author: Agnieszka Szulińska Reviewers: Arnaud Gingold, Sy Holsinger TEI Panorama might seem like another platform in a digital scholar editor’s toolbox. However, its creators focus on assisting editors who wish to enter the digital domain without advanced technological skills. This makes the TEI Panorama team offer a unique workflow to meet the needs of two … Continue reading TEI Panorama. A platform for digital scholarly editions of Polish literary texts
Measure impact of scientific publications with the power of LLMs, Knowledge Graphs and generative AI Audience Managers of academic institutions, scientific team leaders, administration staff in academia Focus area Impact of science, Knowledge valorisation Current Stage Requirement gathering & analysis to develop a Proof of Concept Impact statement Improve your ability to identify and track … Continue reading Impact Measurement Tool (IMeTo)
Automated XML creation of full-text articles for improved open access publishing. Audience Journal editors, academic publishers, researchers in SSH fields. Focus area Open Science, Interoperable Publishing Standards, Machine Readable Standards, Contemporary Academic Publishing. Current Stage Active (launched July 2024). Users 35 journal editors have used the service22 journals involved in the process Challenge SRCE recognized … Continue reading JATS XML Converter Service
Authors: Emmy Tsang, Chrys Wu (Infra Finder) Reviewers: Elena Sokolova, Tomasz Umerle The challenge of finding the right infrastructure solution Open infrastructures — shared systems and resources supporting the creation, sharing, and preservation of research output and knowledge — are becoming increasingly crucial in the rapidly evolving world of research and scholarship. However, navigating this … Continue reading Infra Finder: Discover open infrastructures that meet your needs
Authors: Ljiljana Jertec Musap, Draženko Celjak, Petra Čačić, Ivan JelenićUniversity of Zagreb, University Computing Centre SRCE Reviewers: Ronald Snijder, Jadranka Stojanovski Challenges in Open Access Publishing In the evolving landscape of academic publishing, the push towards open access (OA) has gained significant momentum, particularly with the advent of initiatives like Plan S. Launched by cOAlition … Continue reading Enhancing machine-readability in scientific publishing: introducing the JATS XML Converter Service
