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Report to Senates 2023, Towards Open.

We invite you to read UNB Libraries' 2023 Report to Senates and the proposed UNB open access policy.

Graduate Booster 2

Scopus Research Profiles and Connected Papers | Text and Data Mining | 3D Imaging and Research Data Needs in Field Schools. 3 x 15 minutes presentations with Q&A on people, practices, products that can facilitate…

Sage Research Methods now available via UNB Libraries

Sage Research Methods Videos now available

See research in action through tutorials, video case studies, expert interviews, and research methods tools. Over 480 videos available now.

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New e-resource: Adam Mathew Digital: Sex & Sexuality

This two-module collection explores changing attitudes towards human sexuality, gender identities, and sexual behaviours from the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries.

Publish your next paper at no cost

Did you know UNB Libraries is covering the cost of publishing in any PLOS journal? Make your research more visible, useful, and transparent. Publish Open Access.

Free Peruvian Film Series

Free Peruvian Film Series hosted by Dr. Sophie Lavoie, Culture & Media Studies. 4 films across 4 days. Nov 16, 23, 30 & Dec 2

Graduate Booster 1: Citing | Data | Media

Live recording now available. Find out more about Data Analysis and Visualization, Zotero for citation management and publishing and Knowledge Mobilization through Podcasting, Video Making, and Prototyping.

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Towards Open: UNB Libraries are proposing the adoption of an open access policy to increase the
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