Yesterday, the 11th of November, Akira O'Connor got his paper published in PeerJ; an open access journal with a very innovative publishing system. Akira publishes fascinating research on, amongst other things, the…
10th November 1859: Friday. Washing clothes in the morning. Went ashore in the afternoon, went aboard the Elizabeth Yeo to tea. went ashore again at eight oclock PM. got on board our ship about half past twelve PM.
Over the centenary commemorations of World War One, broadcasters have produced a vast array of programs exploring the war, including documentary series, drama, music and cinema. Using Box of Broadcasts, the Library…
Material culture can prove beneficial, if not essential, to help us understand historical events, literature, science and art. Throughout the history of mankind, the materiality of day-to-day life has had […]
It all started with a scruffy manuscript recipe book from the 1830s and a few reckless comments about what fun it would be to have a go at trying some […]
5th November 1859:
Saturday. I and Poupard went to fetch the…
4th November 1859:
Friday. Went ashore again the Capt waiting…
Today, we thought we would share a fantastic publishing resource created by Springer. It has been remarked before here on the Open Access blog that there is sometimes a lack of transparent information about publishing…
2nd November 1859:
Wednesday. Out with the boat. Got our…
This week the Open Access team archived the first two issues of the Scottish Journal of Performance (SJoP). SJoP is a peer-reviewed postgraduate-led Open Access journal published by The Royal Conservatoire of…