The Scientific Information Service (SIS) has updated its web presence and now has three separate – yet closely connected – websites for the Library, the Archives and the Open Science Office. With this change, we aim to make our services even more visible and comprehensible to the CERN community.

The Library website is your guide to the Library and your single entry point to the resources you need, both digital and physical. Whether you want to find out how to access e-resources from home or simply want to know the Library’s opening times, the Library website can help you.

The Open Science Office website supports you throughout your research journey, from planning how to manage your data and how to make your analysis more reproducible up to your final publication in open access. So no matter what stage you are at with your research, the Open Science Office is there to help you.

The Archives website serves as an entry point to the CERN Archives and the Wolfgang Pauli Archive. Discover over 30 000 records from more than 70 years of CERN’s history. The Archives website also provides guidance on which records to archive and how to do so.

Visit the websites now:
archives.cern
openscience.cern
library.cern