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Germany: Projekt Deal and Springer Nature announce OA agreement

Agreement based on a 'shared commitment to Open Science'.

British Ecological Society launches study to test if ‘author blinding’ reduces bias in science publishing

The trial will be the largest of its kind to test whether double blinding reduces bias.

Building a word map of modern Britain

Words Weekend festival teams up with British Library to create a word map of modern Britain.

Japan: AIP Publishing announces Read and Publish pilot with Waseda University

Waseda University is the first academic institution in Asia to join the pilot scheme.

AI in academic publishing: call for survey participants

Survey to explore attitudes to the use of AI and the current state of take-up.

Taxonomy Boot Camp London Awards: nominations now open

Nominations invited for 'Taxonomy Success of the Year' and 'Taxonomy Practitioner of the Year'
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Brave New World: the impact of Artificial Intelligence

Gary Horrocks | 25 August 2019

Gary Horrocks reports back from UKeiG's special event focused on AI in the information sector.


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The Summer Reading Challenge heads to space

Reading for pleasure is more important for children's cognitive development than their parent's level of education.

Anne Sarrag | 19 July 2019

ILI 2019 announces keynote speakers

Insights from Silvia Modig, MEP and President of the Finnish Library Association; publishing expert Yvonne Campfens on innovating like a start-up, and Kajal Odedra of Change.org on harnessing the power of community.

Katherine Allen | 08 July 2019

NEXT LIBRARY® 2019

Helle Lauridsen reports from the tenth NEXT LIBRARY event, held in Aarhus, Denmark.

Helle Lauridsen | 23 June 2019
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University of Liverpool selects Intelligent Material Management System (IMMS) from LyngsoeSystems

University of Exeter becomes first European university to purchase complete primary source portfolio from Adam Matthew Digital

Brill's Journal of Jesuit Studies in Open Access through Crowdfunding

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Latest data on global digital usage

3.5 billion people are using social media; half the world population watches online video; emoji usage continues to grow.

Summer reading and the Summer slide

The long school holidays are around the corner.

Key themes and trends in HE

Expected changes to the demographics of the student body has implications for HE libraries.
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