Five UK-based society publishers have signed pilot transitional open access (OA) agreements with the not-for-profit organisation Jisc
Below are the available slide decks from CISPC 2019, held at London Art House in November 2019
Oxford University Press has announced its first 'read and publish' deal with a US institution
Five UK-based society publishers have signed pilot transitional open access (OA) agreements with the not-for-profit organisation Jisc
Oxford University Press has announced its first 'read and publish' deal with a US institution
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Academics and students are to be given access to more than 1.6 million geographical datasets, including the most comprehensive index of maps ever brought together
Below are the available slide decks from CISPC 2019, held at London Art House in November 2019
We asked delegates at CISPC2019: what does open research mean to you and your organisation?
Tasha Mellins-Cohen, director of publishing, Microbiology Society: 'Open research covers a much wider breadth of the research lifecycle than just open access, though obviously open access was our starting point.
Tim Lloyd discusses the key to patron privacy in an era of single sign-on
As the pressure to understand student success rises, Rebecca Pool asks: are libraries coming around to learning analytics?
David Stuart investigates the concept of open research, and what it means to the scholarly community
From bypassing aggregators to the influx of new university presses, the world of library-based publishing is changing fast, reports Rebecca Pool
As Nature celebrates its 150th birthday, Magdalena Skipper reflects on her career and her work as editor-in-chief
Catt Thompson-Baum
Catt Thompson-Baum, conservation manager for Wiley Digital Archives, gives an inside view of the world of archive collections – from mummified rats to medieval parchments
Alice Duijser, managing director EMEA & APAC at VitalSource, talks digital-first, data analytics and the future of scholarly communications
The health care sector is undergoing a significant change, moving away from a system of caring for the sick to early intervention, prevention and supporting of wellbeing
In a recent webinar presented by Research Information, Angela Ecklund and Farrah Lehman Den of the Modern Language Association (MLA) shared an overview of the free online teaching tools developed for use with the MLA International Bibliography. Claire Buck, Professor of English at Wheaton College, also described how she integrates the Bibliography into the curriculum to engage students in the research process.
IFIS Publishing commissioned research into research behaviour and the challenges around carrying out literature reviews
In October of 2018, Springer Nature conducted a global survey on library challenges, publisher engagement, and its level of service to the library community
For more than a hundred years the Modern Language Association, creator of the MLA International Bibliography, has worked to strengthen the study and teaching of language and literature
Report reveals what is considered important for users in the scholarly community
