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PRCSC2 addresses one of the top concerns of the 2022 R4L PRC Webinar Series participants, by providing a deeper dive into the process of writing successful grant proposals. Taking place over 6 weeks between the beginning of October to mid November, 2023, this course will be available freely to the students, early career researchers and users in the scientific fields from the Research4Life eligible countries.

PubMed is a free resource supporting the search and retrieval of biomedical and life sciences literature with the aim of improving health–both globally and personally.

As a follow up to the 2022 Research4Life Publishing and Research Communications (PRC) webinar series, R4L will host two short courses in 2023 to focus on the topics expressed by the series’ participants as their top concerns.

Jus Mundi is the world’s most comprehensive public-facing database for international law and arbitration, with a mission to spread the global Rule of Law to anyone on the planet.

In support of the Research4Life 2030 strategic plan, which is aiming to foster an inclusive, diverse and equitable scholarly communications environment, we are pleased to announce that Research4Life has initiated a Country Connectors network project — funded in part by the Elsevier Foundation.

ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global (PQDT) database is now available on Research4Life. Boasting more than 5.5 million doctoral and master’s degree documents, PQDT gives access to graduate work from around the world.