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“Draugas” – the oldest Lithuanian newspaper, published without interruption outside the borders of the Republic of Lithuania since 1909. Historians consider this archive to be one of the most important sources recording the life of Lithuanians in the United States, and its role was particularly sig...

The rich combination of the Encyclopedia Britannica plus Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, journals and periodicals, and many other research tools provides the variety of reliable sources that users need to consult when conducting thorough research - all from one resource. Updated daily. New...

Registrations for the training cycle organized by EBSCO designed for librarians, researchers, teachers and students, who would like to learn more about EBSCO. Central & Eastern European Academic Source Database – Support for Researchers of Scientific Literature in the Region 13thNovembe...

This week, we invite you to dive into the history, ideas, and practices of open access. Below are resources that will help you quickly understand this year's Open Access Week theme, "Who owns our knowledge?" Watch: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. (2024). kn/own/able projec...

Diamond open access is an open access publishing model in which scientific articles are free to readers and authors do not pay article processing charges (APCs). Publishing is funded by institutions, consortia, libraries, or research communities. In this way, the dissemination of knowledge does not ...

On the occasion of Open Access Week, we would like to remind you that VDU authors can take advantage of article processing charge discounts. What is an article processing charge (APC)? APC (Article Processing Charge) is a fee paid to the publisher so that the publication becomes immediately availa...