About RLUK
RLUK is a consortium of the most significant research libraries in the UK and Ireland, and whose purpose is to shape the research library agenda, and contribute to the wider knowledge economy through innovative projects and services that add value and impact to the process of research. We also contribute to the health of society through the preservation and sharing of knowledge: one of the pillars of an open society.
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The call for papers is open for the RLUK20 Conference. #RLUK20 will seek to understand how the transformation of the library, and its transformational power, can change the culture of research, and correspondingly shift our thinking, values, services and offer. Find out more on the RLUK Conference website.
RLUK Bulletin
Chris Grygiel (Leeds) on his RLUK/TNA Professional Fellowship journey
Chris Grygiel, Digital Archivist, Leeds University Libraries [...]
IARLA: A View of Plan S
The member organisations of IARLA welcome moves towards an open [...]
Digital scholarship and the role of the research library symposium slides
Provider, partner, pioneer: digital scholarship and the role of the [...]
Sector news
Promoting openness – University of Bristol
Robust science depends on getting the right incentives at all [...]
DCDC19 bursaries awarded
Four bursaries have been awarded for this year’s Discovering Collections, [...]
LACA issues statement on orphan works exception and a no-deal Brexit
The UK Government previously announced that if the UK leaves the European [...]
