9. ELPUB 2005: Leuven-Heverlee, Belgium

• Alberto Pepe, Thomas Baron, Maja Gracco, Jean-Yves LeMeur, Nicolas Robinson, Tibor Simko, Martin Vesely:
  The CERN Document Server Software.
  
• Alda Lopes Gançarski, Pedro Rangel Henriques:
  IXQuery: Interactive and Information Retrieval Xquery.
  
• Andreas Strotmann, Mika Seppälä:
  Web Advanced Learning Technologies for Multilingual Mathematics Teaching Support.
  
• Ann Apps, Ross MacIntyre:
  Emerging Uses for the OpenURL Framework.
  
• Benedetti Benedetto, Maria Emilia Masci:
  A New Project for the WEB-site of the Archaeological Superintendence of Pompeii (SAP).
  
• Bernard Struyf:
  Safari Books Online Platform.
  
• Bernd Wegner:
  EMANI - Leader and Follower for the WDML.
  
• Bernd Wegner:
  Introduction.
  
• Bert Paepen, Jan Engelen:
  "Braillekrant" and "DiGiKrant": a Daily Newspaper for Visually Impaired Readers.
  
• Bert Paepen, Jan Engelen:
  OmniPaper Smart Information Retrieval Prototype.
  
• Bob Martens:
  Introduction.
  
• Bozana Bokan, Oliver Hopt:
  Electronic Publishing in the Online Journal "Forum: Qualitative Social Research" (FQS).
  
• Carlos Henrique Marcondes:
  From Scientific Communication to Public Knowledge: the Scientific Article Web Published as a Knowledge Base.
  
• Dangzhi Zhao:
  Scholarly Communication in Transition: Evidence for the Rise of a Two-Tier System.
  
• David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie:
  Towards Accessible Content Management Systems.
  
• David Crombie, Roger Lenoir, Neil McKenzie:
  Building New Markets with Accessible Information Processing.
  
• Dragan Blagojevic, Zarko Mijajlovic, Zoran Ognjanovic:
  Electronic Editions of Mathematical Works in Serbia.
  
• Elizabeth Cherhal-Cleverly, Laure Heïgéas:
  MathDoc and the Electronic Publishing of Mathematics.
  
• Eva Müller, Frida Sandgren, Stefan Andersson, Uwe Klosa, Peter Hansson:
  DiVA Publishing System. The Community Source Development Approach.
  
• Filip Beckers:
  Digitalized Newspaper Archive of the "Het Belang van Limburg".
  
• Georg Güntner, Siegfried Reich:
  Smart Content Factory - Approaching the Vision.
  
• Giovanni Tummarello, Christian Morbidoni, E. Pierazzo:
  Toward Textual Encoding Based on RDF.
  
• H. Van Kiel, K. Van Wonterghem:
  To a new Balance of Forces: How can Librarians and Researchers Work together to Regain Control on the Dissemination of Scientific Information?
  
• Harald Krottmaier:
  Some Thoughts on Hyper-links.
  
• Jessie Hey, Pauline Simpson, Leslie Carr:
  The TARDis Route Map to Open Access: Developing an Institutional Repository Model.
  
• John Willinsky, Mia Quint:
  Open Journal Systems 2.0: the Evolution of Open Source Journal Management.
  
• Jurgen Berden, Sabine Van Houdt, Jan Engelen:
  Interface - Web-based Application for Registration and Processing of Information about Care Needs of Elderly in Home Care and Institutions.
  
• Karel Jezek, Michal Toman:
  Documents Categorization in Multilingual Environment.
  
• Krasimira Angelova, Irina Nikolova:
  University Platforms for Digital Academic Knowledge.
  
• Leslie Chan, Rea Devakos, Gabriela Mircea:
  Introduction.
  
• Leslie Chan, Sidnei de Souza, Jen Sweezie:
  Integrating the "gold" and "green" Road to Open Access: Experiences from Bioline International.
  
• Lise Vieira:
  Electronic Publishers: Innovation and Evolution. New Challenges in the European Context.
  
• Lou Burnard:
  Keynote Address.
  
• Ludovic Janssens, Luc Peeters:
  Peeters Online Journals: Unicode Implementation and the Meaning for Online Publishing.
  
• Marcelo Fontoura, Hebbertt de Farias Soares, Elmira Simeão:
  EVM.net: an Extensive Tool for Web Content Management.
  
• Maria Nisheva-Pavlova, Pavel Pavlov:
  Tools for Intelligent Search in Collections of Digitized Manuscripts.
  
• Marie-Francine Moens:
  Combining Structured and Unstructured Information in a Retrieval Model for Accessing Legislation.
  
• Markus W. Schranz:
  OmniPaper: Towards a Universal Standard Model for Efficient Information Retrieval.
  
• Markus W. Schranz, Christian Platzer:
  Intelligent News Publishing and Distribution through Web Services, Peer-to-peer Technologies and Vector Space Content Relations.
  
• Matija Ogrin, Tomaz Erjavec:
  Digital Critical Editions of Slovenian Literature: an Application of Collaborative Work Using Open Standards.
  
• Michal Pregowski:
  Web Portal Feels Like Home. Applying Agenda-setting Theory to Internet-based Media and their Influence on Cybersociety.
  
• Micheal O'hAodha, Timothy Hall, Emma O'Brien, Paul Hayes, David Joyce:
  Mobile Access in the Library: Some New Developments in Ireland.
  
• Miguel Oliveira, Pedro Beça, Augusto Coelho, Sara Petiz, Alexandre Sousa, Fátima Pais, A. Manuel de Oliveira Duarte:
  Aprend.E - Electronic Integrated System for Learning and Training.
  
• Mortaza Kokabi:
  The Newer, the Worse: the Status of Farsi Word Processing Softwares in Iran.
  
• Myriam Diocaretz, Jan Bierhoff:
  Introduction.
  
• Nicola Cavalli:
  Systemic Approach to Digital Publishing.
  
• Nikola Ikonomov, Milena Dobreva:
  All for One, One for All.
  
• Paola Gargiulo, Susanna Mornati, Ugo Contino, Zeno Tajoli:
  PLEIADI, a Portal Solution for Scholarly Literature.
  
• Pascaline Merten:
  XML for a Unified Processing of Multilingual Corpora and Corresponding Rules of Translation.
  
• Paul Kahn:
  Introduction.
  
• Paul Kahn:
  Enterprise Information Architecture for Cultural Institutions.
  
• Paul Nieuwenhuysen, Gerrit Alewaeters, Stefaan Renard:
  A New Role of Libraries and Information Centers: Integrating Access to Distributed Electronic Publications.
  
• Pavel Pavlov:
  XEditMan: an XML Editor for Manuscript Descriptions.
  
• Peter Hansson, Ronnie Kolehmainen, Eva Müller:
  Access to the Documents in the Long Term. Resolution Service for Resolution of Persistent Identifiers.
  
• Peter Linde, Carin Björklund, Aina Svensson:
  Putting a National Portal for Undergraduate Theses into Production.
  
• Robert W. Vaagan:
  Documenting Norwegian Scholarly Publishing.
  
• Rosa Gil, Eva Rodríguez, Silvia Llorente, Rubén Barrio, Jaime Delgado:
  How to Cope with Lacking Metadata: Application of a Semantic Web Based Methodology to Get Multimedia Content Licenses.
  
• Russ Hunt:
  Providing Reliable End User Access to your Digital Content.
  
• Sely Maria de Souza Costa, Ana Paula Desudará:
  Brazilian Open Archives Initiatives: an Apparent Contagious Influence of ElPub Conferences and the Definite Political Role of IBICT.
  
• Stefan Pletschacher:
  OCR Alternatives for Electronic Publishing of Digitised Documents.
  
• Steven Noels:
  The Daisy Open Source CMS.
  
• Suela Berisha-Bohé, Béatrice Rumpler, Rocío Abascal:
  A Semantic Structure to Improve Information Retrieval Using XML.
  
• Susanna Mornati:
  Introduction.
  
• Sylvie Calabretto, Andrea Bozzi, Maria Sofia Corradini, Bruno Tellez:
  The EUMME Project: towards a New Philological Workstation.
  
• Teresa Basevi:
  BDJur Consortium - Juridical Digital Library: Implementing DSpace in the Brazilian Judiciary.
  
• Timothy Barbieri, Licia Sbattella, Antonio Bianchi, Ferdinando Carella, Marco Ferra:
  Creating and Managing Electronic Content for Automatic Adaptation to the Reader's Profile: the Experience of Project MultiAbile for the Inclusion of Impaired e-Learners.
  
• Timothy Hall, Micheal O'hAodha, Emma O'Brien, Paul Hayes, David Joyce:
  Seamless Access in ICT Learning - The Library Context.
  
• Uwe Klosa, Erik Siira, Stefan Andersson:
  XML Based Technologies for Advanced Publishing Services: the DiVA Publishing System Under the Hood.
  
• Wolf Bubenik, Ivo Hanke, Nadia Juhnke:
  XML-Based Authoring: from Concepts via Compromises to Applications.