Penn State University Libraries is holding two virtual panel discussions on October 20-21 with Penn State authors who have published open access monographs through TOME. Seven authors will discuss their research and the impact of having their work made openly available.
December: Scott Kugle’s chronicle of Sufi journeys in Islamic thought will also be available in an open-access enhanced edition thanks to @openmonographs, @EmoryUniversity, and @MellonFdn https://t.co/yop6sretFU
Newly released, “Healing with Poisons” by @Yan_Liu_HistMed explores the ways physicians, religious figures, court officials, and laypersons used toxic substances to relieve acute illnesses and enhance life from the Era of Division to the Tang. @openmonographs @UBLibraries
#ReadUp
Exciting news! @BigTenAcademic joins Direct to Open from the MIT Press. https://t.co/2BZk7fVdqJ
#DirectToOpen #D2O #OA
Exciting news for UT faculty! @UTKLibraries and ORE are partnering again to fund authors of scholarly monographs who want to make their work open access. Funding is available through TOME @openmonographs!
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If you are an author, publisher, librarian, or administrator, we want to hear from you. Use this form to send your comments, questions, or suggestions to Peter Potter, ARL visiting program officer for TOME.
