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Library tools and technologies to enhance our research culture

By Rosalyn Bass | 15 July 2022

The Government’s recently published R&D People and Culture Strategy sets out a vision for ensuring the research system is made up of talented and diverse … Read more

University of Kent print theses available digitally online

By Rosalyn Bass | 23 June 2022

50% of our University of Kent print theses will soon be available online thanks to a project run and funded by Information Services We selected … Read more

Read and Publish Agreement with Elsevier

By Sarah Field | 08 April 2022

The Read and Publish agreements that the library has with many publishers allow you to publish your articles Open Access without requiring further payment to … Read more

New Read and Publish Agreements

By Suzanne Duffy | 01 March 2022

We have evaluated and entered into three new agreements with Bristol University Press/Policy Press, Company of Biologists and Frontiers. Please see our Read and Publish … Read more

UKRI New Open Access Policy: Any questions?

By Helen Cooper | 28 February 2022

The new UKRI Open Access Policy is coming up fast. By the 1st April 2022, you will need to be aware of its requirements for … Read more

Funder Open Access requirements are changing

By Suzanne Duffy | 28 February 2022

Action required by researchers regarding UKRI funded publications. From 1 April 2022 there will be new Open Access (OA) requirements. They will apply to journal … Read more

Sources of Open Access scholarly works: where to start?

By Helen Cooper | 26 October 2017

What do we mean by Open Access? “Open Access (OA) refers to the practice of making peer-reviewed scholarly research and literature freely available online to … Read more

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