Åpen Vitenskap: Den europeiske forskningsbiblioteksforeningen satser på åpen vitenskap og Persistence Identifiers (PID)

From Google Translate: "all of this is spot on, I mean, and I see the same pattern everywhere, but for graduates in general who are not included in the trends so you can it may seem very strange that the library should engage in such activities. Therefore, so get libraries often only 'allowed' to operate with hosting roles, interior design of physical libraries, marketing and user interface, search systems and pedagogy within the framework of the traditional library . That libraries are building up positions and competencies and making huge investments in anything that might be on the side of the central core tasks of the present and future academic libraries, and not core competencies. Libraries have in my opinion more than enough to develop the core competencies that have much to do with open science, lend books and operate subscriptions, as well as conducting physical libraries. Already, as are many special libraries at that level such as MIT was in ten years ago, for example, measured in number of articles with open access. Now come so it's going to be even bigger difference in the libraries that succeeds in being a resource for universities and research communities and those who stay back as traditional libraries."