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Towards the research library of the future

21 April 2008

"This agreement represents a milestone in the provision of online resources for education and research and demonstrates the immense potential of international collaboration"Research Libraries UK has a central role in meeting the research community's information and resource needs. In this podcast interview with Philip Pothen for Inform Plus, its new Executive Director Anne Poulson talks about RLUK's role, the value of research libraries and why they provide a vital support for the wider research community.

 

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