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Open Library of Humanities revisited

UM has joined the Open Library of Humanities. FASoS researchers may benefit from this partnership. You can choose to publish in one of the peer-reviewed journals of this OA publisher.

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Vacancy: Officer digital scholarly communication and publishing (1,0 FTE)

Vacancy: Officer digital scholarly communication and publishing (1,0 FTE)

The library is looking for reinforcement in the area of library research support at the cutting edge of technology and communication.

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Vacancy: Scientific information Specialist for Psychology, Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (0.6–0.8 FTE)

Vacancy: Scientific information Specialist for Psychology, Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (0.6–0.8 FTE)

The library is looking for a Scientific information Specialist as a first point of contact for UM students, teachers and researchers of FPN and as a second contact for MUMC+.

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Check out HeinOnline's new Knowledge Base

Check out HeinOnline's new Knowledge Base

HeinOnline's Knowledge Base is an excellent help and guidance tool, providing searchable and browsable assistance on all aspects of search, access, export, and personalization in the HeinOnline interface.

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Open Access versus traditional journals

Many researchers struggle with the decision whether to publish in an Open Access journal versus a traditional (and perhaps more well-established) journal. Four main factors to consider when making this decision are visibility, cost, prestige, and speed.

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Creative Commons licenses for authors

Open publishing means more gray areas with usage and licensing. Sufficient reason to explain these licenses which offer an easy and increasingly common way for you to manifest your consent to Open Access.

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PubMed

Tutorial on searching PubMed available

The PubMed tutorial shows you the basics of the most used features of the PubMed database (on biomedicine, health and life sciences).

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NARCIS reached a new milestone: 500,000 OA publications available

Publishing in Open Access is definitely rising. The shift towards Open Access can be witnessed and experienced on the NARCIS portal, with already half a milion OA publications from Dutch scientists.

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