Access to information makes a difference. A librarian in Myanmar is modernizing the way of delivering literature to students, a physiotherapist in Ethiopia is finding better ways to treat his patients, and a researcher in Zimbabwe is tackling the burden of diabetes. These are just some of the many stories we hear from Research4Life users. Discover more below.
Dr. Jackeline Alger has trained thousands on using Research4Life, leading to improved healthcare, health studies in Honduras, and international recognition.
More than 500 organizations in Ukraine have subscribed to Research4Life collections of resources in less than six months for zero-fee access.
The University of Medical Sciences boasts nationwide recognition in Nigeria: one of the founding librarians says Research4Life was the key to that prominence.
For researchers in Myanmar, access to up-to-date sources is a necessity which few institutes can afford. For more than a decade, Research4Life has made this a dream come true.
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Emergency access to Research4Life content extended to occupied Palestinian territory, including east Jerusalem
The Emergency Action has been initially granted through June 12, 2024 - with the potential for an extended timeframe — and waiving all fees for the year.
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ASCE Partners with Research4Life
ASCE has partnered with Research4Life to foster inclusive growth and development in the field of civil engineering. ASCE content is available for free to users in many Research4Life countries.
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Register now for the upcoming 9th Research4Life MOOC
Registrations are open for the 9th edition of the Research4Life Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) .This free five-week course, which is taught in English, will run from 27 May to 30 June 2024.
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