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Using doctoral theses in your research: a guide to EThOS

Do you want to find out how UK PhD theses can be accessed? Here is a quick reminder of a training webinar which is being organised by the EThOS team at the British Library: Using doctoral theses in your research: a…

Centre for Syrian Studies launches open access journal

Syria Studies, the new open access journal of the Centre for Syrian Studies (CSS) at University of St Andrews, is being launched today in the School of International Relations. Syria Studies is a peer reviewed journal…

Science as an open enterprise – Prof. Geoffrey Boulton

‘Open Science’ seems to be one of the hottest topics around, with organisations and funders from the G8 downwards stressing the importance of open data in driving everything from global innovation through to more…

Copyright Week: public domain and open access

From 13 – 18 January, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is hosting Copyright Week. Each day is devoted to a different issue, with participating organisations contributing blog posts and encouraging online…

PeerJ extends free OA publication offer

From now to 31 March 2014, any article that is submitted to PeerJ PrePrints can go on to be published in the innovative open access journal PeerJ entirely for free. PeerJ is an open access, peer-reviewed, scholarly…

Open access home for St Andrews housing report

The Centre for Housing Research at the University of St Andrews released a new report just before the end of 2013. ‘Growing economies and building homes: Reconciling growth and housing wellbeing in St Andrews‘ examines…

International survey on attitudes to open access

St Andrews researchers are invited to complete a very short survey on attitudes to open access. Professor Thomas Eger from University of Hamburg, together with doctoral student Marc Scheufen, is conducting a survey on…