In this December edition, discover how librarians drive transparency, influence tools that accelerate discovery and strengthen partnerships. Explore resources on OA publishing, conference proceedings and AI-powered workflows, and share your views in our quick survey to shape future collaboration.
Every research outcome contributes to scientific progress. Librarians play a vital role in helping researchers make all results accessible. This creates a richer, more reliable scientific record, one that promotes collaboration, reduces duplication and accelerates discovery. This blog explores how librarians can champion transparency and encourage the sharing of findings that often remain unseen
See how input from R&D teams, librarians and research offices influences the development of tools and services designed to support and strengthen research.
Take our quick survey to share your views on the value that publishers provide, and how they can better support your library’s mission. Your feedback will help inform new approaches to collaboration and partnership. We invite contributions from academic librarians across all roles, levels of seniority, regions and institutions.
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