In July, members of the RLUK Special and Heritage Collections Network met to explore the underdiscussed topic of managing public art within the context of research libraries. Public art holdings that are often dispersed across university campuses present significant cultural value and possibilities for community engagement despite any operational complexities. This discussion| Research Libraries UK
Back to the Digital shift page Digital shift manifesto webinar 17 March 2020 A manifesto for the digital shift in research libraries Digital technologies heavily impact society, higher education and the workplace. As information service providers, research libraries are particularly affected by these changes. This manifesto outlines what actions the| Research Libraries UK
A day doesn’t go by now when we don’t hear about about new AI platforms, models or crazes. In January it was all about Deep Seek, by February ChatGPT’s had released ‘Deep Research” (now also available to Plus subscribers). In March RLUK’s own| Research Libraries UK