by Diane Geraci | Mar 2, 2017
A real labor of love! DMMapp provides links for thousands of digitized medieval manuscripts from hundreds of libraries all over the world, and its partner, Sexy Codicology brings “medieval illuminated manuscripts out of the darkness and back to life”...
by Diane Geraci | Feb 19, 2017
Can’t find a copy at the CEU Library? Try this collection of over 20,000 RAND Publications, most of which are available as free eBook downloads, dating all the way back to 1946. Tips: filter by year, topic, or series to browse publications search for a known...
by Diane Geraci | Feb 5, 2017
CORE aggregates open access (OA) research papers from data providers from all over the world including institutional repositories, subject-repositories and journal publishers. OA papers are harvested allowing for search, text-mining and analytical capabilities over...
by Diane Geraci | Jan 5, 2017
Did you know that the public definition and international agenda for Open Access (OA) began 15 years ago in Budapest? The BOAI stimulated significant progress toward the global understanding and adoption of OA practices and policies in governments, institutions, and...
by Diane Geraci | Jun 3, 2016
Created by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, the Net Data Directory makes finding quantitative data about Internet-related topics easy — including broadband, cybersecurity, freedom of expression, and more. The Directory is free and publicly...
by Diane Geraci | Feb 12, 2016
Paperity is the first multi-disciplinary index to articles that are all Open Access (OA). Its goal is promoting open dissemination of scholarly literature that can be shared worldwide without cost. “It is about freedom of scientific investigation.” Growing...
