Author: Josie Caplehorne

It was our privilege to support the launch of the widely anticipated book ‘Ableism is Academia: Theorising experiences of disabilities and chronic illness in higher … Read more

Here we explain the importance of reporting your research outcomes to Researchfish, how it can impact future research funding, and what you can do to … Read more

At the start of 2020, it was impossible for us to imagine that a virus that most people had never heard of was about to … Read more

Are you a University of Kent author who wants to publish an online Open Access book? Sciendo – De Gruyeter have developed a new offer … Read more

A truism that has been proclaimed frequently in recent weeks is that once the coronavirus is tackled and the immediate crisis has passed, “things will … Read more

Whilst we all try to adapt to this strange new world we find ourselves in we want to let you know that we are still … Read more

The Office for Scholarly Communication are leading the university’s contribution to the UKRI Open Access Review Consultation, which closes at noon on the 17 April … Read more

Lots of festive facts about Research Support at Kent have been revealed so far! Click on the image below to head to our interactive Advent … Read more

Being the editor of an open access academic journal is incredibly time-consuming and often frustrating, but in my case I enjoy having this kind of … Read more

It’s 11am and I’m already a few coffees deep.  I’m on the hunt for what is clearly the most important paper I will ever read … Read more