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Research4Life News
- New Book Highlights Impact of Research4Life Programmes (January 2012)
- Physiotherapist Mulugeta Bayisa’s experience with Research4Life’s HINARI programme has helped him find better ways to treat his patients and teach his students. (January 2012)
- Latest Video: Research4Life Training in Swaziland(October 2011)
- WIPO's ARDI Joins Research4Life (October 2011)
- Serials Solutions Provides the Summon™ Service to Support Research4Life (July 2011)
- Joint winners Announced in the “Access to Scientific Research Literature” Global Case Study Competition (Research4Life, July 2011)
- Tailoring Workshops to the Participants’ Needs (HINARI, July 2011)
- Young innovators seek solutions to close the 'knowledge gap' (UNEP, February 2011)
- Wiley-Blackwell Announces 102 Additional Products Available through Research4Life (January 2011)
- Over 700 Elsevier Science & Technology Books Now Available in Research4Life (January 2011)
- Research4Life software development challenge presented to thousands of students in Microsoft’s Imagine Cup (November 2010)
- STM Appoints Richard Gedye Director of Outreach Programmes (October 2010)
- How Providing Access to Research Helps Address the UN Millennium Development Goals - Microsoft's Frank McCosker (September 2010)
- ILIG International Award Honours Vimbai Hungwe (August 2010)
- User Feedback Available on Research4Life Website (visit section) (August 2010)
- Low-Income Countries Get Free Access to Medical Text(regarding Oxford Textbook of Medicine Joining HINARI)- From Wellcome Trust Blog (May 2010)
- A medicine classic goes online and far afield: OUP's Oxford Textbook of Medicine launched online for the first time (From Oxford University Press, May 2010)
- IFIS – FSTA Abstracts join AGORA (February 2010)
- Scopus Now Available in Research4Life for Scientists in the Developing World (December 2009)
- Research4Life launches website to coincide with sponsorship of World Conference of Science Journalists (July 2009)
- Research Output in Developing Countries Reveals 194% Increase in Five Years (July 2009)
- Thomson Reuters Partners with Research4life to bring Scientific Research Information Resources to Developing Countries around the World (June 2009)
- Access to Environmental Research in Developing Nations Grown to 1500 Institutions in Less than Three Years (May 2009)
Research4Life in the News
- Building a Global Research Culture - Supported by the Elsevier Foundation, Librarians Without Borders® (LWB) teams up with ITOCA to train librarians, doctors and teachers at the University of Swaziland in Research4Life Programmes (June 2011)
- Research4Life’s AGORA Programme Helps Researchers in Burkina Faso Address Agricultural Challenges (September 2010)
- Bridging the Digital Divide Through Open Access by Kenyan Researcher Joseph Juma Musakali (SciDev.net, January 2010)
- New "Research4Life" Umbrella Brand Launched to Embrace the Three Key United Nations-Led Initiatives which Offer Research for Free or at Little Cost to Developing Nations (PSP Central, May 2009)
- OARE: Closing the Scientific Information Gap: Interview with Mohamed Atani, UNEP (UNEP, May 2009)
- Library Initiative Links Third World Doctors and Researchers to Journals (Cathy Shufro, Yale Medical. Spring 2009)
- UNEP and Microsoft Announce Partnership to Help Address Environmental Issues by Leveraging Technology (February 2009)
- An Internet-age training program improves access to scientific literature in sub-Saharan Africa from Scientists without Borders, John C. Cannon (Scientists Without Borders, December 2008)
- Closing the Information Gap: the HINARI, AGORA and OARE Programmes (Diabetes Voice, March 2008)
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