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University of Toronto Libraries offering Open Access Journal Search Tool
The University of Toronto Libraries has simplified the process of identifying journals covered by existing open access agreements and discounts with the SciFree Journal Search Tool.
This tool offers a user-friendly, searchable platform that helps researchers identify journals with waived or discounted article processing charges (APCs). It provides key information such as journal title, imprint, APC details, payment options, Creative Commons license types, and the associated publishing model.
Unraveling Finnegans Wake at the Fisher Library
Published: November 18, 2024
By: Alison Lang, UTL News
Plucked from the blackened ground: Solving the 108-year-old mystery of the Somme flower
Published: November 8, 2024
By: Alison Lang, UTL News
“All well with me.”
Robarts Library 4th Floor Consultation Room 4006
This consultation room is on the fourth floor of Robarts library.
This room has:
- one table with a power outlet,
- one computer with two monitors, a keyboard and mouse,
- one additional power outlet on the walls,
- a whiteboard.
It is suitable for up to three people.
Robarts Library 4th Floor Consultation Room 4005
This consultation room is on the fourth floor of Robarts library.
This room has:
- one table with a power outlet,
- one computer with two monitors, a keyboard and mouse,
- one additional power outlet on the wall,
- a whiteboard.
It is suitable for up to three people.
Robarts Library 4th Floor Conference Room
This conference room (4022) is on the 4th floor of Robarts Library.
Robarts Library 4th Floor Accessible Consultation Room 4004
This consultation room is on the fourth floor of Robarts library.
This room has:
- one table with a power outlet,
- one computer with two monitors, a keyboard and mouse,
- two additional power outlets on the walls,
- a whiteboard.
It is suitable for up to four people.
A new Fisher lecture series goes "Beyond the Page" with Indigenous stories
Published: October 29, 2024
By: Alison Lang, UTL News
In the world of academia, there is a great deal of emphasis placed upon the importance and sanctity of the written word. And while texts and physical materials are critically important, it is equally essential that students, faculty and librarians alike engage with narratives that have never been put to paper, to help deepen scholarship and our understanding of the world around us.