research
How to unlock free gold open access: Webinar on publisher deals – 15 March
Mandy Smith2023-03-28T11:34:24+01:0006/03/2023|Tags: barrington, knl, mirc, publisher deals, publishing, research, SOMLibrary|
Are you aware that Cranfield University has signed a number of publisher deals to allow Cranfield corresponding authors to publish immediate (gold) open access at no additional cost? These include Elsevier, Wiley, Springer, Sage and ...
Library support for new research students
Cranfield University2023-02-20T18:46:48+00:0025/01/2023|Tags: academic skills, knl, mirc, new students, open access, PhD, research, research data management, SOMLibrary, welcome|
Welcome! We are very excited to welcome you to Cranfield, and we are looking forward to supporting you throughout your research degree. We are always happy to help you – all you need to do ...
New IEEE route to gold open access for UKRI-funded research
Emma Turner2023-02-20T18:47:01+00:0023/01/2023|Tags: barrington, gold open access, ieee, knl, mirc, open access, publications, research, SOMLibrary|
You probably know by now that if you publish a paper that acknowledges funding from UKRI (including Innovate UK) it must be made open access immediately upon publication with a CC-BY licence. To remind you, ...
Secret Scopus – Lunch+Learn webinar on 25 January
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2023-02-20T18:47:35+00:0011/01/2023|Tags: barrington, knl, Lunch+Learn, mirc, research, research support, scopus, SOMLibrary, webinar|
Wednesday 25 January, 1-2pm Scopus is one of our top recommended databases to search for publications in your subject area. But did you know that it has several very useful features that many people don’t ...
Publishing gold open access without a fee – even when your paper doesn’t acknowledge a funder!
Emma Turner2023-02-20T19:05:54+00:0014/06/2022|Tags: barrington, gold open access, knl, mirc, OA, open access, publisher deals, research, research publishing, SOMLibrary|
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 ...
Using grey literature in your research: A short guide
Angela Sparks2023-02-20T19:06:06+00:0007/06/2022|Tags: grey literature, knl, mirc, research, SOMLibrary, thesis|
As you research and write your thesis, you might come across, or be looking for, ‘grey literature’. This is quite simply material that is either unpublished, or published but not in a commercial form. Types ...