OpenEdition Lab published several papers recently and will be taking part in various events this autumn. The Lab is also taking a closer look at the discoverability of open access content from the humanities and social...
The Usage Observatory research project is part of the umbrella Equipex+ COMMONS project. Its goal is to gather and analyse data on how users navigate on OpenEdition’s platforms, to gain insight into usage and make resources...
By redefining OpenEdition Lab’s key research areas in early 2024, OpenEdition has paved the way for theme-based and cross-cutting collaborative inquiries into open science practices in the humanities and social sciences (HSS). Our ambition is for...
Checklist, a plug-in that verifies blog post metadata and content structure before publication, was introduced to OpenEdition Journals in 2020. Now it is available on OpenEdition Books. Development of the plug-in was funded by OpenEdition. The...
OpenEdition Books has an exciting new feature. Now, with “Review of Books”, publications can be linked to book reviews on OpenEdition Journals, helping to fuel discussions about humanities and social science books. We interviewed Elodie Faath,...
A new version of the Bilbo software, which is dedicated to the automatic annotation of bibliographic references, and developed by OpenEdition, has just been finalized. Its source code is now available on the GitHub platform. Its...
The TRIPLE project (Transforming Research through Innovative Practices for Linked interdisciplinary Exploration), coordinated by the Very Large Research Infrastructure Huma-Num and in which OpenEdition is a partner, was launched on 7 October 2019. Financed under the...
OpenEdition Lab, OpenEdition’s research and development programme, now has a scientific advisory board whose mission is to help structure and guide OpenEdition’s R&D activities. The first meeting of this board took place in May. The OpenEdition...
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