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OpenUp! is an international collaboration of some of the most outstanding Natural History and Science Museums, Botanical Gardens and University Collections in Europe.
The OpenUp! Network involves partner institutions from 13 European countries, contributing more than
9 million records of multimedia objects from the natural history domain to Europeana by now.
The OpenUp! Natural History Aggregator encourages all kinds of natural history or scientific institutions to join and share their valuable heritage in a digitized manner with the world via the Europeana platform. Especially for smaller or medium size institutes we offer tailored support, a helpdesk and training events.
Data providers benefit from reaching new audiences, increasing web traffic to institutional websites and gaining better visibility towards research funding organizations and also within society.
OpenUp! is accredited Natural History Aggregator for Europeana, coordinated by AIT-Graz (Angewandte Informationstechnik Forschungs-Gesellschaft mbH) and the Botanic Garden und Botanical Museum Berlin (BGBM), Freie Universität Berlin.
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8th Conference Digitale Bibliothek (Digital Library) - call for papers
"Digital horizons - Innovation in Heritage and Research Institutions"
University of Graz, March 01, 2019
Extended deadline: November 4th 2018
Next Europeana Aggregator Meeting ahead...
...at the Kulturforum in Berlin, 23-24 of October 2018
OpenUp! moved up to be second largest provider of Europeana
We are pleased to announce that Naturalis Biodiversity Center Leiden, ranking among the worlds biggest natural history collections has joined OpenUp!
New Europeana Aggregator Forum Steering Group launches Blogpost
Marco Rendina, voice of the EAF Steering Group, says: ‘Aggregators have been the lifeblood of the Europeana initiative since its very beginning, and the Europeana Aggregators’ Forum, which represents all of them, should make its voice heard alongside the Europeana Foundation to advocate for the fundamental role of Europeana in our shared cultural heritage landscape, now and in the years to come.’
read more about the latest news from the Europeana Aggregator Forum Steering Group on EuropeanaPro...
New Europeana Aggregator Forum Steering Group voted Chair
On April 25, 2018, when the election for the Europeana Aggregator Forum Steering Group closed, 31 aggregators have casted their vote.
Website for Aggregators established on EuropeanaPro:
Europeana Aggregators: domain, thematic, national, regional
Europeana Aggregators Forum Meeting Spring 2018
The next Aggregator Forum is to take place from March 22 to 23, 2018 in Berlin, hosted by the State Library of Berlin. See you there...
OpenUp! established another standard workflow, supporting rich metadata museum objects for Europeana
Using the XML harvesting schema LIDO (Lightweight Information Describing Objects), OpenUp! established another standard workflow, designed in particular for delivering rich metadata museum objects to Europeana
Article on BioCASe Monitor published in the Biodiversity Data Journal !
Article on the BioCASe Monitor Service has been published in the first volume of the Biodiversity Data Journal earlier this month. You can access the article using this link or through the "Publications" section.
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