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For as long as I can remember (and that is a long time!) Zetoc has been a tried and trusted source used by researchers to help them stay current with new papers in their favourite ...
If you are suffering from ‘email fatigue’ following our campaign to ensure that papers acknowledging UKRI funding will meet their new open access policy, you may have missed some great news: you can publish gold ...
Wow, what a milestone! We are very proud to announce that our Open Access Team has just added the 3,000th paper produced by our School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing (SATM) academics to CERES, our ...
Have you ever noticed the Creative Commons (CC) logo on a publication and wondered what it means? Perhaps you’ve been asked to choose a Creative Commons license by a publisher, but haven’t been sure about ...
In case you missed it, we launched our #ManuscriptMonday series of tweets on the Cranfield Libraries’ Twitter account on 8th November! You probably know that many of your research papers are published via the ...
Wouldn't it be handy if you could easily check to see if there was an open access version of a paper that wasn't available to you through the Library's subscriptions? Well, Unpaywall could be just ...
This is the second in a series of posts highlighting specialist resources for engineers; the first post was all about ESDU. Like ESDU, Knovel is another one of my go-to resources as it contains information ...
This is the first of a series of blog posts in which we will highlight some of our more specialist resources for engineers. This one is all about ESDU. If you're the kind of person ...
If you use Mendeley to manage your references, do you know about our Cranfield University Mendeley users group? It is a public group hosted by Mendeley, and is aimed at anyone from Cranfield who wants ...
Think how embarrassed you would feel if you cited a paper that had been retracted! A retraction means that the publisher has withdrawn the paper. I helped a student recently who had found an article ...