The Scientific Information Service launches three new websites to make your life easier
The Scientific Information Service (SIS) has updated its web presence and now has three separate – yet closely connected – websites for the Library, the Archives and the Open Science Office. With this change, we aim to make our services even more visible and comprehensible to the CERN community. The Library website is your guide […]
The Scientific Information Service has launched three new websites to streamline its services for the CERN community. These sites include the Library, Archives, and Open Science Office. The Library serves as a comprehensive guide to its resources, both digital and physical, offering assistance on accessing e-resources from home and providing library hours.
The Open Science Office supports researchers at every stage of their research journey, from data management and reproducible analysis to publishing in open access. Meanwhile, the Archives website provides access to over 30,000 records from more than 70 years of CERN's history, along with guidance on archiving records. Users can now visit these newly launched websites directly: archives.cern, openscience.cern, and library.cern.
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