5000th repository item – update
This is a quick update on the 5000th item in the repository we highlighted back in February: A phenomenological-enactive theory of the minimal self, by Brett Welch. We sent Brett a copy of Martin Paul Eve’s book Open…
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New open access inter-faith journal
We are delighted to announce the first volume of Convocamus, a new journal on the University of St Andrews Library journal hosting platform. Conceived and produced by Samuel Mellish and a team of undergraduate students…
New St Andrews membership with the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
The University Library is delighted to announce that we now have a membership with MDPI – Open Access Publishing that publishes in disciplines ranging from Biology and Life Sciences to Social Sciences, Arts and…
New open access e-books available
The contingent of open access e-books in our library catalogue continues to grow with two new recent additions. The books, published by Cambridge University Press, are both Creative Commons licensed and are freely…
From darkness to the light: raising the visibility of St Andrews research on the internet
“That’s why I filed the paper into PURE – the system does a great job of making materials widely visible.” Dr Philip Roscoe, Reader, School of Management PURE and Research@StAndrews:FullText have served as the…
Research publications – what you need to know
The University of St Andrews Library is here to help support you in your studies and research and we are developing a series of new workshops for staff and students. Our first workshops will provide advice on important…
Collabra: a new journal that pays reviewers
Copyright Collabra University of California Press will soon launch a new fully open access mega-journal* called Collabra. The new journal is set to launch in March 2015 alongside a new open access book program called…
St Andrews Library contributes case study to Ebooks in Education
Readers might remember the SPARC Europe Open Access in the Humanities Roadshow that visited St Andrews in November last year. We blogged about the St Andrews Studies in French History and Culture series available Open…
Repositories: extending the reach of research
Repositories such as our own Research@StAndrews:FullText are a great way to increase the visibility of research. It is also a way to extend the reach of research to those unable to afford the pricey subscriptions…
5000 items celebration notable deposits
Following the post on our 5000th item readers might be interested in some deposits into Research@StAndrews:FullText occurring at the same time that stand out for various reasons in terms of their publication paths: REF…