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Proceedings of the Royal Society B (02 . 02 . 2010)
Access has been secured to the Proceedings of the Royal Society B for 2010.


Notice to all IReL users - cancellations (29 . 01 . 2010)
A number of IReL resources have been cancelled.


IReL Funding 2010 (26 . 01 . 2010)
In December 2009 funding for the current phase of IReL came to an end. The IUA Librarians are working with senior University officers and the HEA to explore funding options to ensure continuity of access to IReL resources from January 2010.


LexisNexis increases Irish coverage (22 . 01 . 2010)
LexisNexis has entered an agreement with RTE, Ireland's national television and radio broadcaster, to increase web content covering Ireland to the Nexis research services


SPARC honours OSA (19 . 01 . 2010)
SPARC honours Optical Society of America as a pioneer in scholarly publishing innovation.


ARTstor Online Training - January (05 . 01 . 2010)
ARTstor provides training sessions every month for any of their users around the world. Anyone at any IReL institution may register for and participate in these training sessions.


IReL Resources in 2010 (22 . 12 . 2009)
IReL Resources Continuation in 2010


Wiley Site Maintenance (21 . 12 . 2009)
Wiley InterScience Site Maintenance Status: due to essential site maintenance, access may be interrupted on December 21, from 9 am, for 1 hour.


Embase: new look and enhanced content (02 . 12 . 2009)
Embase has been re-launched to be a powerful resource providing deep insights and answers to biomedical researchers.


Wiley-Blackwell Online Training Sessions (26 . 11 . 2009)
Wiley-Blackwell would like to invite IReL members to their free instructor-led online training sessions to learn how to make the most of their products and services.


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