Dani Guzman, Ex Libris
So far in our series on the current dynamics of academic research, we’ve examined key priorities for the research office and the effects of COVID-19 on researchers. In part three, we’ll be looking at the role of Open Access and how it fits into collaboration between the research office and the library, with a view to the future.
As before, our analysis here is based on a detailed survey commissioned by Ex Libris and carried out by the Alterline research agency. The respondents included hundreds of researchers and research office leaders in the US, the UK and Australia.
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