Join us for this “virtual reading” that will feature newly digitized recordings from the large archive of poetry readings created by poet and translator Paul Blackburn [1926-1971]. Blackburn played an …
If you like books, libraries, architecture, and science fiction, you might want to sign up for an all-day tour Friday, April 24, with UC San Diego’s University Librarian, Brian Schottlaender, …
Germans in the Pacific World, an exhibition of materials from the Library’s Special Collections & Archives, traces the trajectories of German explorers, missionaries, entrepreneurs, and others, who ventured into the Pacific …
University of California Press Expands into Open Access with Innovative Journal and Monograph Programs UC Press today announces Collabra and Luminos, two new open access programs for journal and monograph …
From Erin McKiernan, Being Open As an Early-Career Researcher, presented UT Austin, October 17, 2014, and earlier this year at SPARC. And from PhD Comics, Open Access Explained.
Oct 20-26 is International Open Access Week “Open Access” to information – the free, immediate, online access to the results of scholarly research, and the right to use and re-use …
Are you an advocate for free access to publications, education materials, and data? Then you’re an advocate for Open Access! The theme of Open Access Week this year (October 20–26) …
The Library will host 2 presentations for faculty, staff and others who want to learn more about the new UC Open Access Policy (which takes effect at UCSD on November …
Enter the “I Open Access” contest and you might win one of five grand prizes, a voucher that can be used to cover one article processing charge (APC) in any …
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is continuing their Gold for Gold program. It offers researchers at participating campuses the opportunity to make their articles gold open access (Gold OA)–free of …
