The National Library of Montenegro “Đurđe Crnojević” purchased three Latin incunabula of the first South Slavic typographer and publisher Andrija Paltašić Kotoranin.
These are collections of love poetry by the Latin poets Tibullus, Catullus and Propertius, printed in 1487 and 1488 in Venice.
The DNB’s redesigned service area goes into operation on 24 February 2025. Users will now be able to access the library’s collections through a digital media box system, providing flexible access to media.
In January 2025, CENL’s “AI in Libraries” network group organised a webinar devoted to the application of AI techniques to several assisted cataloguing scenarios.
Volume 12 of Polish Libraries, a 100-point-rated journal published by the National Library of Poland, has been published. It contains twelve texts on a variety of topics in English, Italian and French.
As the custodian of cultural heritage and a hub for intellectual and artistic engagement, the National Library of Türkiye is pioneering a new initiative to enhance public library environments through art.
The year 2025 marks 30 years since the National and University Library in Zagreb (NSK) started operating in its current building, frequently referred to as “the glass cube”.
NSK will celebrate this great anniversary through a special programme aimed at reminding the public of its significance as one of Croatia’s major heritage institutions and the library of all Croatian citizens.
To open the summit, the AI cultural weekend offered to the general public an opportunity to immerse themselves in the many dimensions of AI and its impact on contemporary artistic creation.
As part of its ambitious programme to digitise its printed heritage, the National Library of Luxembourg announces the online publication of 63 historical periodicals on its eluxemburgensia.lu platform, offering everyone the opportunity to rediscover key aspects of Luxembourg’s history and culture.
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