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A photo of a group of people who attended the R4L annual GPM held in Nairobi, in 2024.
Research4life in 2024- Celebrating impact and championing equity
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As 2024 ends, we celebrate a year of empowering researchers, institutions, and communities with equitable access to knowledge, driving sustainable progress.
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Research4Life unites partners for recommitment to research equity and SDGs
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At the STM Reception in Frankfurt, Germany, key publishing leaders reaffirmed their commitment to bridging the knowledge gap between high-income and low-income countries.
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Webinar on Understanding Predatory Publishing and How Think. Check. Submit. Can Help
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Join us for a webinar on the topic of predatory publishing and how researchers can protect their work by using Think. Check. Submit.
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Research4Life | DOAJ | ASSAF Accredited Publisher Course
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Research4Life in partnership with the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) are running a virtual course aimed at publishers based in the global south.
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Research4Life Echoes stories from Ukraine
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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.
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A photo of a group of people who attended the R4L annual GPM held in Nairobi, in 2024.
Declaration on “Research4Life as an Enabler for the Future of Humanity”
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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.
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Bhutan Health Journal expands global reach with DOAJ Indexation and Research4Life impact
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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.
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Research and equity: Insights and actions for a global inclusive future
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Personal stories and practical insights from Research4Life underscore the transformative power of collaboration and the effort required to bridge the research access gap.
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Bridging the knowledge divide through international collaborations: Stories from Burkina Faso
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The pivotal role of science in achieving the sustainable development goals is clear and at a time when access to scientific information is critical, partnerships like Research4Life are bridging the gap and facilitating local research in LMICs. The stories of Pascal Soubeiga and Kambou Kadio Kabou highlight the profound impact Research4Life has on research and education in their country.
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Welcome new Chair and Vice-Chair of Research4Life Executive Council
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We are excited to announce the appointment of Lise as Chair of the Research4Life Executive Council. We are also delighted to announce that Professor Tandi Lwoga has been elected Vice-Chair of the Research4Life Executive Council.
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Dr. Bazirake (center) and the research team from the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (the IP Office). Photo credit: Natalia Rodriguez (2019).
Transforming innovation in LMICs: A Q&A with WIPO’s Technology and Innovation Support Division
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Find out how TISCs and Research4life are supporting innovators in low and middle-income countries. Check out our insightful Q&A with WIPO's Andrew Czajkowski. Learn how TISCs and ARDI are making a difference and driving innovation in LMICs. Read more in our latest Q&A.
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Research4Life, DOAJ, ASSAf Accredited Course
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This accredited course aims to strengthen the journal publications and enable the research from low- and middle-income countries to be more visible and accessible.
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