ULiège Library and RISE are organizing the third edition of Open Science Day on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
Don't miss this event to discuss Open Science practices with your peers and (re)discover innovative initiatives and tools already deployed or under development at the University of Liège.
This edition of Open Access Week is dedicated to researchers and their need for guidance through open access publication models and projects.
Join together, take action, and raise awareness about the importance of open knowledge sharing
Free participation, mandatory registration.
In April 2025, the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) introduced its Repository License Fee (RLF). These new fees, applied when authors add a CC-BY license to their manuscript in order to deposit it in an open archive, amount to $1,275 for journal articles and $400 for conference proceedings. Alain Schuhl, the CNRS's Deputy CEO for Science (DGDS) at the CNRS, warns of the abuses associated with this practice and recommends that his researchers do not pay the RLF.
First steps on ORBi? Learn more about the project and the ULiège mandate, the functionalities of the public interface and everything you need to add your publications on ORBi.
Be seen to be read! - Are the references deposited on ORBi "really" visible? How can I improve the visibility of my researches and my presence on the web?
ORCID is an international unique identifier that makes it possible to clearly identify a researcher, link him to his publications and solve homonymic problems. Learn how to create it and connect ORBi information with ORCID.
