13 May 2026
MDPI Joins BiblioCon 2026 as Sponsor and Exhibitor


MDPI is pleased to announce its participation as a sponsor and exhibitor at the 114th BiblioCon 2026 in Berlin. As the largest library conference in the German-speaking world, BiblioCon provides a vital platform for MDPI to engage with library professionals, researchers, and information specialists to discuss the future of open science and digital transformation.

About the Event

BiblioCon is the premier annual gathering for the library and information sector in Germany and Europe. Organized by the BIB (Berufsverband Information Bibliothek) and the VDB (Verein Deutscher Bibliothekarinnen und Bibliothekare), the 2026 edition brings together thousands of delegates to explore innovative approaches to knowledge management and library services.

When?

The conference is scheduled for 19–22 May 2026.

Where?

The event will be held at the Estrel Congress Center (ECC) in Berlin, Germany.

What to Expect?

Under the motto "Analog meets algorithm" (Analog trifft Algorithmus), participants will explore the synergy between traditional library values and cutting-edge digital solutions. Key highlights include:

  • Visit Our Stand: MDPI representatives will be available throughout the exhibition to discuss our latest open-access initiatives, institutional partnership models, and our commitment to supporting the German research landscape.
  • AI and Digital Transformation: In-depth sessions and workshops will focus on the role of algorithms and Artificial Intelligence in reshaping library workflows, research integrity, and content discovery.
  • Open Science Advocacy: Discussions on the systemic transition to Open Access and how libraries can navigate the evolving requirements of digital archiving and scholarly communication.
  • Expert Networking: Extensive opportunities to collaborate with library managers, students, and technology providers to identify and solve the practical challenges of the modern information ecosystem.

For more details, visit the BiblioCon 2026.

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