‘Efficiency is the buzzword for libraries today’
Victoria Suslak explores the various choices that libraries have when acquiring content
Analysis and opinion
UKRI’s open access policy, a year on
Caren Milloy outlines the policy’s impact and the work that made it happen
Granular stats drill deeper into content usage
Libraries can get more granularity from COUNTER reports, thanks to a recently adopted analytics tag – while community-agreed standards help protect privacy, says Rob…
“We’ve come a long way in a few years”
Alan Maloney talks all things UX after winning OpenAthens’ best publisher user experience award this year
Improving image integrity in academic research
Dror Kolodkin-Gal explains how image integrity issues occur, their consequences and how to prevent them
The potential of open education resources
Kamran Kardan asks: what is the future for OERs and how is the industry taking account of them?
A vision of increased citations
Fabricio Pamplona explores the advantages of publishing visual abstracts alongside research papers
Caribbean regional publishing: value, access and inclusivity
Nadine D. Buckland examines the value of university presses in the Caribbean
The benefits of journal-independent open peer review
Elliott Lumb discusses how journal-independent peer review can improve the publishing process and how this new approach is gaining traction
Advancing equity, diversity and inclusion in academia
Ioana Liuta tells us how community engagement and advancing the library’s EDI-related work led her to win the Cynthia Graham Hurd Scholarship Award
Open access: The universal norm?
Professor Martin Paul Eve, Professor of Literature, Technology and Publishing at Birkbeck, University of London, shares why open access is personal
Everything you need to know about the Charleston Conference
Research Information's round-up of noteworthy topics that will be discussed at the Charleston Conference