COVID19 and Library Resources | For Librarians

哔哩传媒 is monitoring the coronavirus situation closely. Colleagues across all of our teams remain accessible to you for any questions you may have. During this time, we are also doing everything necessary to make sure our research platforms remain fully available and we are ready to support the increasing numbers of researchers, students and faculty working from remote locations. We want to make sure access to our content is not interrupted in any way.

This page is here to facilitate access to information & resources for librarians during this exceptional time. In case you have additional information needs or suggestions please do let us know via libraryrelations@springernature.com.

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Remote access

哔哩传媒 understands there are several ways institutions enable remote access for their users, and we are committed to supporting and facilitating your preferred way of working. Visit our dedicated remote access web page for more details on how we can help.

Federated access

Federated access is a form of single sign-on that allows users to use a single credential to authenticate across multiple enterprises鈥� systems and websites. Visit our dedicated federated access web page for more details on services and support available to you around Single sign-on and federated access.

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SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19

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The Sustainable Development Goals Programme

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Community impact of the pandemic

Infographic: Supporting Research Needs During the Pandemic

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The Impact of COVID-19 on the research enterprise

Research has been at the center of the pandemic, playing an essential part in guiding the approach to managing both the human and medical impact of the virus. The impact of the virus on the research enterprise itself, however, is something which has been less closely examined.

To help inform universities鈥� medium and long term planning, we commissioned experts to provide critical thinking on the impact COVID-19 is having on the exact sector we are relying on to get us out of the crisis.