As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic several publishers have opened up or extended access to their e-resources as courtesy to library users. Please see below a list and links to these e-resources.
- Taylor & Francis– Free Covid-19 related content
- For information about remote access options click here
- Project MUSE
- MY Loft– A collection of free -content on Covid-19 put together by our partners at Eclat Engineering
- Springer Nature
- BIO-One Complete
- avian Diseases -125 articles
- Journal of Wildlife Diseases – 56 articles
- Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine – 34 articles
- BioOne Pandemics– Additional relevant articles related to the coronavirus and pandemics
- The Association of Research Libraries has compiled COVID-19 news and resource pages
- Annual Reviews made all their journals openly available.
- Royal Society Publishing – Access to Covid-19 related content:
- SAGE– Access to Covid-19 related research
- Cambridge University press– Free access to Academic textbooks on Cambridge Core and book chapters and journal articles related to COVID-19
- JSTOR
- ProQuest and EBSCO Access-ProQuest Ebook Central and EBSCOHost customers impacted by COVID-19 will get automatic upgrades to unlimited concurrent access (from single user or 3U) to all owned Elsevier titles through mid-June.
- University of Michigan Press]
- Oxford University Press
- Epigeum, part of Oxford University Press, have made their courses on Teaching Onlineand Blended Learning freely available until the end of May in order to help those tackling distance learning for the first time. For more information, please visit here.
- Wiley Online
As a result of the continued spread and impact of COVID-19 across the world, Cochrane and Wiley are making available resources to assist you and your member intuitions.
- COVID-19 articles and research on Wiley Online Library
- Press release from the Cochrane Libraryabout temporary, free access to vital medical information