Poster Session

Poster Session

 

Poster Session – Plenary Presentation

Wednesday, 1 July 2026, 15:00-15:30

Location: R2

Moderator: TBC

 

Posters & Coffee Break

Wednesday, 1 July 2026, 15:30 – 16:00

Location: Professional & Poster Exhibition Area

 

Posters will be displayed in the halls of the Natural Sciences Building.

 

Posters: 

  1. Redirecting Power through Collection Budgets: Supporting Diamond Open Access at Tilburg University

Authors: Beatriz Barrocas Ferreira, Janneke Mulder, and Eric van den Akker, Tilburg University, The Netherlands 

Presenter: Beatriz Ferreira, Tilburg University, The Netherlands 

  1. Digital Scholarship & Data Science Topic Guides for Library Professionals

Authors: Nora McGregor, British Library, United Kingdom; Andy Corrigan, University of Cambridge Libraries & Archives, United Kingdom; Jodie Double, University of Leeds Libraries, United Kingdom 

Presenters: Andy Corrigan, University of Cambridge Libraries & Archives, United Kingdom and Jodie Double, University of Leeds Libraries, United Kingdom 

  1. Two Years of Implementing a Collective Action for Open Science Infrastructure Sustainability. The Couperin Consortium Model (2024–2028)

Author/Presenter: Marlène Delhaye, Consortium Couperin, France and Aix-Marseille University, France 

  1. Funding Diamond Open Access: Practical Pathways for Libraries to Build Scholarly Commons

Authors: Delphine Crubellier, CNRS-Episciences, France; Per Pippin Aspaas, The Arctic University of Norway, Norway; Aricia Bassinet, University of Lorraine, France; Lorenza Salvatori, EPFL, Switzerland; Guilaine Vittoz, EPFL, Switzerland 

Presenter: Delphine Crubellier, CNRS-Episciences, France 

  1. Rethinking Data Stewardship Roles in Times of Automation and AI

Author/Presenter: Johan Philips, KU Leuven, Belgium 

  1. An Open-Source Zotero Plugin for Automated Institutional Monitoring of Open Scholarship

Authors: Kristen Scotti and Chasz Griego, Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America 

Presenter: Kristen Scotti, Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America 

  1. Diamond Open Access in Flanders

Author/Presenter: Demmy Verbeke, KU Leuven, Belgium 

  1. A Multi-Stakeholder Approach to Designing a Dashboard forOpen SourceProgramme Offices 

Authors: Sabrina Granger and Morane Gruenpeter, Software Heritage, France and INRIA 

Presenter: Sabrina Granger, Software Heritage, France and INRIA 

  1. Developing a National Moodle Course on Managing Research Data According to Open Science Principles: Opportunities and Challenges for Librarian Professional Development

Authors: Irena Vipavc Brvar and Ema Grilc, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 

Presenter: Irena Vipavc Brvar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 

  1. TRUST Framework for Evaluating AI-Based Information Search Tools

Authors: Samuel Mok, Grietha de Jonge, and Marit van Eck, University of Twente, The Netherlands 

Presenter: Stella Kruit, University of Twente, The Netherlands 

  1. Amon Lau: Semantic Search of the University Library Video Archives Using Speech-to-Text Models

Authors: Dejana Kavaja Stanišić, Ivana Gavrilovic, and Nikola Smolenski, University Library “Svetozar Markovic”, Serbia 

Presenter: Dejana Kavaja Stanišić and Ivana Gavrilovic, University Library “Svetozar Markovic”, Serbia 

  1. Diamond Open Access in Transition: Using Metrics While Moving Beyond Them

Author/Presenter: Lucy Amez, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium 

  1. Data Quality Management as a Pillar of Usability and Reinvention for Digital Libraries. For ReliableBibliodatain the Post-ChatGPT World 

Author/Presenter: Sitthida Samath, CNRS Persée, France 

  1. Counteracting Fragmentation: Research Libraries as Multilevel Hubs of Openness

Authors/Presenters: Neža Podjavoršek and Brina Klemenčič, University of Maribor Library, Slovenia 

  1. Embedding the SDGs in Academic Library Strategy: Insights from the FER Library and the Role of Transformative Leadership

Authors: Ana Marić Turkalj and Branka Marijanović, University of Zagreb, Croatia 

Presenter: Ana Marić Turkalj, University of Zagreb, Croatia 

  1. Working Together in an Uncertain World: The European Print Initiatives Collaboration (EPICo)

Authors/Presenters: Karin Byström, Uppsala University Library, Sweden; Hannah Mateer, University Library of Edinburgh; United Kingdom; Wolfgang Mayer, University Library of Vienna, Austria 

  1. Building Capacity for Diamond Open Access: European Diamond Capacity Hub Services and Tools for Libraries and Publishers

Authors: Athina Papadopoulou, OPERAS, Greece; Johan Rooryck, OPERAS, Belgium and Pierre Mounier, European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH) 

Presenter: Pierre Mounier, European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH) 

  1. Sustainability: Leading by Example

Authors/Presenter: Louise Zambianchi, Lancaster University, United Kingdom 

  1. Academic Library Leadership for Sustainable Knowledge in Times of Uncertainty

Authors/Presenter: Natálie Budilová and Martina Břeňová, NTK – National Library of Technology, Czech Republic   

  1. Methodologies for Selecting High-Impact Publications for Open Access Award Recognition

Authors: Jakaria Rahman and Patrik Bergvall, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Presenter: Jakaria Rahman, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 

  1. Crafting Situations to Promote Discovery and Delight

Authors: Christina Jones and Micaela Deogracias, Indiana University, United States of America 

Presenter: Christina Jones, Indiana University, United States of America 

  1. A Framework for Developing Customized AI Powered Library Discovery Tool

Authors: Mushvig Imamverdiyev, Ulkar Ahmadli, Nilufar Babayeva, Firangiz Bakirli, Aykhan Ismayilov, Raul Jafarli, Zaid Rustamov, Elchin Mammadov, and Samir Rustamov, ADA University, Azerbaijan 

Presenter: Mushvig Imamverdiyev, ADA University, Azerbaijan 

  1. LIBER – Engaging with Rights and Values in an Evolving World

Authors/Presenters: Cécile Swiatek Cassafieres, University of Paris Nanterre, France and Adam Sofronijević, University of Belgrade, Serbia 

  1. Generating Content to Mediate Library Services: A FAQ-Based Chatbot

Authors/Presenters: Timo Borst and Arben Hajra, ZBW Leibniz Information Center for Economics, Germany 

  

Best Poster Awards 

Best poster voting opens at 15:30 on Wednesday, 1 July and closes at 13:30 on Thursday, 2 July. The winner will be announced during the plenary LIBER Awards session on Thursday (14:30-15:00), in which all poster presenters are encouraged to attend! 

55th LIBER Annual Conference