OpenAIRE is offering three webinars to help clear up any confusion on your Open Access obligations in FP7 or H2020.

1. OA Publications in H2020 - 29 May at 14h00
2. Open Research Data in H2020 - 30 May at 14h00
3. Post-Grant OA Pilot for Publications in FP7 - 1 June at 14h00

For full details and to register, please see the event announcement on the OpenAIRE website.

The BUL is pleased to announce that all publications deposited in ORBi^lu can now be found using Luxembourg's national catalogue www.a-z.lu.  You can simply enter your search terms in the search box and find references in ORBi^lu.  Click here for an example.

If you only want to search for ORBi^lu entries, click on the Digital Library tab and select "ORBilu" from the drop-down list.  Click here for an example.

Read the full press release (in French) on the BnL website.

Need more information?  Contact us on orbilu@uni.lu.

de Gruyter has become the most recent sponsor of the Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB), and with this sponsorship, celebrates the launch of the De Gruyter Open Access Book Library. The Open Access Book Library is intended to draw attention to the growing number – and growing importance – of open access books.

Earlier this month, DOAB passed the milestone of 6000 listed OA books. In 2016, the list of OA books grew by over fifty percent for the third consecutive year, and DOAB continues to top the list of referral sites. Starting this year, DOAB is taking part in a European Horizon 2020 project (HIRMEOS), to develop a certification service for OA book publishers. The project will also add new features to DOAB: listing OA chapters of books and automated uploading of OA titles by publishers.