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49th Annual IAMSLIC Conference - Call for proposals

Call for proposals for 49th Annual IAMSLIC Conference are open until May 31, 2023.

The conference will be hosted virtually by the University of British Columbia Library from Monday Oct 23 to Thursday Oct 26, 2023. Inspired by the UN IPCC’s core message, the 2023 conference theme is What we do matters: Libraries, climate change, and transformation.

Presentation sessions and posters related to climate change, libraries, and the following sub-themes are welcomed: Access ; Action on climate change and biodiversity loss ; Change and transformation ; Citizen science and monitoring ; Climate justice and equity ; Community and collaboration ; Data and research ; Historical sources ; Impacts and adaptation ; Library priorities and culture ; Misinformation, disinformation, and information literacy ; Restoration work ; Traditional practice and knowledge ; United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

 


   
 




Euraslic XX conference - program

The program of our upcoming Euraslic XX conference 'Sustainability and infodiversity:(aquatic) libraries strengthening biodiversity knowledge' is now available on the conference website.

The program brings subjects like Research Information Systems, Open Science, Fake News etc. There are scientific presentations, institutional reports, posters,  workshops.

The registration process for the conference is still open. There is stil time to join us!

 




EURASLIC XX - Registration is open!

Registration for EURASLIC XX conference Sustainability and infodiversity: (aquatic) libraries strengthening biodiversity knowledge) is open.
The conference is going to be held in person in Brussels, Belgium, 3 - 5 May 2023.

To register please fill out the registration form

https://sites.google.com/inbo.be/euraslic2023/registration

 

 




EURASLIC XX - Call for abstracts deadline extended

Deadline for abstract submission for the EURASLIC XX conference has been extended until March 15, 2023!

Submissions can be made for presentations, posters, panel discussions, workshops and country/institutional reports on the following topics.

  • Advancing Open Science
  • Strengthen exchange, innovation, and cooperation 
  • Re-inventing the future: tools and services
  • Sustainability challenges for biodiversity libraries
  • Ensuring access to knowledge and information 
  • UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development  (Ocean Decade 2021-2030)
  • Aquatic libraries involved in science communication

More information at on the Conference website.