Category: Library news

Your 2023-24 draft reading lists for Canterbury and Medway modules are now available for editing and publishing. Log in and search for your modules by title, then click +My … Read more

Access to Quandl has changed. Quandl has migrated to a new platform and previous links used by staff and students may no longer work. How … Read more

The “read and publish” agreement between academic publisher Springer Nature and UK Universities was due for renewal by the end of 2022. Negotiations led by … Read more

We have made it easier than ever to navigate the expert support we can provide for researchers at all career stages and throughout the research … Read more

Launched in 1981 by the University of Sussex as a rebirth of the original 1937 Mass Observation, its founders’ aim was to document the social … Read more

Open Science Foundation (OSF) is a free and open source project management tool that supports researchers throughout their entire project lifecycle. It does this by … Read more

Do you know that managing your research data has never been easier because you can now use Data Management Plans (DMP) Online? The data you … Read more

Colleagues from across the university celebrated 16 years of the Kent Academic Repository (KAR), and it’s 100,000th record, at the KAR Party. Colleagues who have … Read more

The Library has expanded its collection of World Scientific ebooks and added the following collections:  World Scientific Artificial Intelligence Collection These collections will be of particular … Read more

Open Access is essential for maximum reach and impact. For 2023 the library has arrangements with even more publishers. These agreements allow our researchers to … Read more