There is an increasing amount of interest, from many areas, in ‘Plan S’ and how it will affect open scholarship, academic publishing and research funding. … Read more

Building on the work that led to ‘Do you come here often?‘ we held a (mostly virtual) event bringing together DOI providers, institutions, publishers and … Read more

Author accepted manuscript (AAM), proof, preprints, post prints – identifying the version of a publication can be difficult. This is often the case when the … Read more

Take the quiz to test your research impact muscle and discover what more you can do to ensure your work gets found, read and cited. … Read more

The world of scholarly publishing is undergoing somewhat of a revolution. Many current and legacy scholarly publishing systems are known to be outmoded, dependent upon … Read more

If you’re an academic or a graduate student, it’s likely you’ve heard about Open Access (OA). You might have used OA books or articles in … Read more

Guest blogger Gary Hall is Professor of Media and Performing Arts in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities at Coventry University, UK, where he directs the Centre for Postdigital Cultures, and … Read more

One of the key aims of the OSC is to “maximise dissemination of [your] work through academic and non-academic outlets, social media, alternative publishing platforms, … Read more

  Open Access week is fast approaching and there is lots going on around the Templeman Library, from a free documentary screening to games, between … Read more

When I first started in this role, I confess, I hadn’t much thought about Special Collections and Archives – I knew of the British Cartoon … Read more