The national academy for engineering in the UK has announced a call for evidence to enable government to support the development of more effective collaborations between UK businesses and universities
Time is running short to register for the forthcoming ALPSP seminar: The Scholarly Book of the Future, for which the programme has now been finalise
Technical experts, developers and researchers will discuss the challenges around storing our digital cultural heritage at the 2nd EuropeanaTech Conference in Paris next month
A research expert in biomedical engineering has been awarded £300,000 from the Institution of Engineering and Technology
The five universities chosen to lead the Alan Turing Institute have been announced: Cambridge, Edinburgh, Oxford, Warwick and University College London
In principle the benefits of sharing data, by which I mean the digital or analogue sources that underpin research findings, are undeniable, writes Verena Weigert, senior technology manager at Jisc
Improving the Discoverability of Scholarly Content: Academic Library Priorities and Perspectives, a Sage white paper published today, discusses new ways for members of the scholarly communications supply chain to solve discoverability issues.
The move towards a sustainable open access system needs simplified and standardised processes, according to participants of a meeting hosted by Copyright Clearance Center (CCC)
While successive policy announcements by UK government and research funders have kept open access (OA) high on the agenda for UK researchers and universities, is it a similar priority for their European counterparts? By Mafalda Picarra, PASTEUR4OA project officer, Jisc
Semantico has announced changes to its senior management team
