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This April, researchers will present on topics including scholarly identity work, research data management, students' information choices, and research information management.

The university joins the 133 institution-strong RLP, dedicated to convening and connecting libraries around the world.

Fifteen public libraries that serve small US communities have been selected to participate in the Small Libraries Create Smart Spaces project led by OCLC in partnership with ARSL.

OCLC Research presented in a number of ways at ALA Midwinter, now videos and slides are available.

In February, the RLP will host a forum in Sydney and representatives of OCLC Research will attend and present at ALIA 2019.

In this role, Padilla will investigate and facilitate OCLC’s engagement with the library data science community and will help inform OCLC's research agenda.

2018 was a busy year at OCLC Research, and webinars are just one way we share our work. Watch 10 of the top webinars of the year - on demand and free.

Staff from OCLC Research and WebJunction will share work on many topics including Supercharged Storytimes, linked data, and information literacy.

A series of three webinars on the library and RDM are now available as recordings.

OCLC Research and euroCRIS have published a joint research report, Practices and Patterns in Research Information Management: Findings from a Global Survey, which examines how research institutions worldwide are applying RIM practices. ...

OCLC has received a $249,710 award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services to expand its National Leadership Grant project, Small Libraries Create Smart Spaces, to more small and rural public libraries across the U.S.

Read about this collaborative project between research libraries and OCLC to prototype a suite of linked data services.

The third iteration of this survey aimed to gauge linked data projects or services institutions have implemented, what data they publish and consume, and more.

OCLC and Ithaka S+R have published a new report that establishes a new framework for understanding the fit between emerging library service paradigms and university types.

The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY) will participate in the RLP and in SHARES, the RLP's resource sharing consortium.