Connecting the Knowledge Community
In 2019, Insights will be exploring the future of scholarly communication. We are interested in how new infrastructure and technology will change the scholarly communication landscape and better enable direct connections between research funders, institutions and researchers.
We are delighted to welcome:
and to welcome back Third Iron
'Merry work: libraries and citizen science' by Tiberius Ignat, Paul Ayris, Ignasi Labastida i Juan, Susan Reilly, Bertil Dorch, Thomas Kaarsted, Anne Kathrine Overgaard
'Dimensions from Digital Science' by Catherine Williams
Noticed some changes to the UKSG website..? It's been a while coming, but we've finally upgraded from Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 with a little help from our friends at MyDropWizard / Roundearth. It's still a project in progress, so please bear with us and feel free to send us your comments and feedback big or small!
We want to ensure Think.Check.Submit. is as useful as possible to researchers, librarians, and others around the world. Please help us out by completing this short survey about your experiences & what would make the initiative more useful to you: Complete the survey by clicking here!
We are delighted to welcome:
Norwich University of the Arts
World Scientific Publishing Europe Ltd (UK)
UKSG is very proud of its interesting and diverse membership. Browse the full list of members to see the full range of members.
'Open textbooks – an untapped opportunity for universities, colleges and schools' by Vivien Rolfe and Beck Pitt
"Charitable foundations, including Hewlett, Gates and the Saylor Academy, have supported open textbook development, and the work has been transformatory... Aside from the cost benefits to students, what are the other advantages?"