Research Support and Digital Infrastructure

• Expanded research infrastructure – The University Library offers modern services and technical infrastructure for research, teaching, and student studies.
• Well-trained library staff and inclusive facilities – Knowledgeable staff members and accessible learning and work spaces support a variety of needs.
• Open Library Badge and Digital Innovations – Recognition for innovative library concepts. Use of digital tools, such as AI-powered research tools to support scholarly work.
• Research Data Management (RDM) – Advice and support for handling research data—from planning to archiving.
• Open Science, Open Access, and Open Educational Resources (OER)—Promoting free access to scholarly publications, teaching, and learning materials.
• Starter Package for New Faculty—Specialized information and advisory services for newly appointed faculty.
• Liaison Librarians—Subject-specific liaisons for institutes and departments.
• Long-Term Archiving of Digital Objects – Sustainable preservation of research data and publications in repositories.
• Electronic Academic Theses – Dissertations and other academic theses are published digitally and made permanently accessible.
• Scan-on-Demand – including for interlibrary loans – Articles and book chapters can be made available digitally, even through interlibrary loan services.
• Open Access to Collections – Collections and special collections are made freely accessible wherever possible.
• Transparency Regarding Third-Party Funded Projects – Overview of third-party funded projects at the University Library. 
• Workshops on FAIR and Open Research Data (PDF) – Training opportunities, for example at the Geosciences Library, on sustainable and open research data management.
• Training on anti-plagiarism software – Support for proper academic work and quality assurance.