RLUK Bulletin
RLUK launches a manifesto for the digital shift in research libraries
On Monday 18 May, RLUK launched a manifesto for the digital shift in [...]
Back to the future: reflecting on the Libraries of the Future
In any time of accelerated change it is tempting to look forward and [...]
Letter to ministers: Copyright and enabling remote learning and research during the COVID-19 crisis – UPDATED
*** 24.04.20 update - We received a response to this letter from Amanda Solloway [...]
Running an online workshop with the ADN
As the Covid-19 pandemic has upended what we know to be business as [...]
RLUK Space Programme: Gathering metrics around space from across the membership
The RLUK Space Programme Over the past years, developments in educational practices, rapid [...]
IARLA issues statements in support of Sorbonne Declaration and digital content access during Covid-19
IARLA, of which RLUK is a member, represents the research libraries of Australia, Canada, [...]
Sector news
Sorbonne Declaration on research data rights
The international Research Data Rights Summit was held at Sorbonne University on Monday, 27 [...]
UK universities reach new national open access deal
Researchers from 180 UK universities can now benefit from a national open access deal [...]
SPARC Europe launches a survey to garner insights into Open Education practices
This week, SPARC Europe – in consultation with the European Open Education Librarian Network [...]
Promoting openness – University of Bristol
Robust science depends on getting the right incentives at all levels, says Marcus Munafò [...]
DCDC19 bursaries awarded
Four bursaries have been awarded for this year’s Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities (DCDC) conference, [...]
LACA issues statement on orphan works exception and a no-deal Brexit
The UK Government previously announced that if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal, [...]
