Aktuelle Veranstaltungen

Die Universitätsbibliothek Wien, das Heinz von Foerster, Gordon Pask & Kybernetik Archiv und das Heinz von Foerster Projekt  (vorm. Heinz von Foerster Gesellschaft) der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Zeitgeschichte  (am Institut für Zeitgeschichte) laden zur diesjährigen Heinz von Foerster Lecture mit Robert Trappl ein. [mehr]

Die Koordinationsstelle für Wissenschaftskommunikation und Citizen Science der Universitätsbibliothek Wien stellt sich mit einem Programm an Vorträgen und einem Workshop vor. [mehr]

Die FB Philosophie und Psychologie lädt zur Präsentation des Buches "Epicurus’ Human Beings: Beyond Person and Self" von Solmeng-Jonas Hirschi. [mehr]

The next book to be discussed by the Vienna Lit Book Group is "Flashlight" by Susan Choi. For our October book group event we will meet in the group workroom of the English and American Studies Library on Monday, 12 October 2026, from 18:00 to 19:30. Everyone welcome! [mehr]

Die ub:skills Workshop Weeks gehen im Wintersemester 2026/27 in die zweite Runde: diesmal mit ganzen 98 Terminen! Sie laden Studierende dazu ein, zentrale Kompetenzen für das wissenschaftliche Arbeiten zu entdecken, zu vertiefen und direkt anzuwenden. [mehr]

How to Prepare, Draft and Revise a Research Article Manuscript Efficiently Writing a research article does not have to be a long and tedious process. This webinar shows you an efficient approach to the whole process of preparation, drafting and revising an original research article and getting it ready for submission. [mehr]

Die FB Philosophie und Psychologie lädt zur Präsentation des Buches "Ethik des Widerstands. Hobbes - Kant - Hegel - Levinas" von Brigitta Keintzel. [mehr]

Peer review is a central part of scholarly publishing, but researchers are often asked to review manuscripts with little formal guidance on how to approach the task. In this one-hour seminar, the European Association of Science Editors (EASE)  will provide guidance on how to be a good peer reviewer. [mehr]

A Look at Open Research Europe and Nanopublications Traditional scholarly journals are not the only way to make research outputs openly available. A growing range of platforms and approaches offer researchers different ways to publish and share their work. But what do these alternatives actually look like in practice, and when might researchers consider using them? [mehr]

Study registration and preprints are increasingly important tools for making research more timely, transparent, and rigorous, but many researchers still have questions about how to use them in practice. What should you include in a study registration, and when is it most useful? How do preprints fit into the publication process, and what should researchers consider before sharing a manuscript [mehr]