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EURASLIC XX - Launch conference website

The website for 20th EURASLIC Biennal Conference is launched.

The conference will take place in Brussels, Belgium, 3 - 5 May 2023.

Conference title: Sustainability and infodiversity: (aquatic) libraries strengthening biodiversity knowledge

Conference 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

Stay tuned as Call for abstract submission following soon!

euraslic2023.inbo.be

 

 

 




Newsletter 51 (2022)

Newsletter issue No 51 (2022) has been released and can be found under Activities section - EURASLIC Newsletters.

The 51th issue brings overview of 48th IAMSLIC Conference, International Ocean Data Conference 2022, shows joint educational activities

regarding ASFA and AquaDocs and brings other interesting information, as well as announcement of EURASLIC 20th conference.

 

 

 




Season's greetings

 

 

 




Save the date - EURASLIC XX

EURASLIC XX, 20th Biennial Conference of the European Association of Aquatic Sciences Libraries and Information Centres 

will be held as in person conference in Brussels, Belgium from 3-5 May 2023.

Save the date!

 

 

 




Newsletter 51- call for contributions

It is our great pleasure to invite you to contribute to the 2022 issue of the EURASLIC Newsletter!
If you have anything interesting to share this is your opportunity. You can write about interesting ideas, projects or acitvities at your library, share some experiences, introducing new services, sharing information about conference/workshop that you have participated in or announce the upcoming ones etc.
You can also present a new book or a movie from the field of information sciences/librarianship, or any related entertaining information.
Your contributions are welcomed!