With a new investment of $4.1 million from the CFI, the Érudit dissemination and research platform hopes to expand its services to a wider Canadian community. The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) has awarded a new $4.1 million grant to Érudit as part of its
2016 was marked by the diversity and the quality of the journals enriching the body of articles disseminated by Érudit. All in all, 6 journals in fields such as culture, social sciences and humanities were added to the platform. Scholarly Journals Four journals complete Érudit’s
Crédits : New York Public Library, Rose Main Reading Room – Picture by DAVID ILIFF. License: CC-BY-SA 3.0 – Source. University libraries from Harvard, Yale, Duke, University of Washington, University of Vermont and the New York Public Library (NYPL) have renewed their subscription to Érudit for
Two journals disseminated on www.erudit.org have adopted an open access model for the publication of their articles. In so doing, all Érudit’s users would have the pleasure of accessing Lien Social & Politiques and Philosophiques in their entirety, including the new issues. Lien Social &
Editorial line BioéthiqueOnline is an open access academic journal published online since 2012. Born from a collaborative endeavour between Bioethics Program and Bioethics Student Association (AÉBiUM) at Université de Montréal, BioéthiqueOnline has a mandate to share and disseminate research from various bioethics-related fields. Within a
