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When the war in Ukraine began, Research4Life waived fees to ensure Ukrainian institutions had uninterrupted access to essential research resources until the end of 2024. Ukrainian users share how this support has helped during the crisis.

We declare our steadfast commitment to advancing global access to academic and professional peer-reviewed information resources as a critical enabler for the future of humanity.

Did you know that there are 5.17 billion social media users worldwide, with the average user active on 6.7 platforms each month? You can leverage this reach to promote Research4Life resources within your institution, helping researchers, students, and faculty access

In a major milestone for Bhutan’s medical community, the Bhutan Health Journal (BHJ) has been indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and Scopus, significantly boosting its global visibility and credibility. Explore how collaboration between local and international experts has fuelled the journal's success and how it is shaping the understanding of Bhutan's health research.

Une première série de formations en langue française a été organisée par le DOAJ, en collaboration avec Research4Life et l'ASSAf, pour les chercheurs de quatre pays francophones participant à notre programme 'Connecteurs nationaux de Research4life'. Plus de 100 participants ont pris part à ces sessions pour approfondir leurs connaissances sur les pratiques de publication scientifique, mettant en lumière la forte demande de formations dans des langues autres que l'anglais et l'importance de la collaboration locale pour accroître la visibilité des revues en libre accès.

Discover how Research4Life Country Connectors are transforming Liberia's academic landscape by providing essential tools and resources to students and faculty, fostering widespread positive change despite limited research infrastructure.