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Harvard’s repository DASH has had over 21,000 downloads from Nigeria and 350,000 from the UK. ... free knowledge!) – has had over 2 million downloads from users in the US since 2008 and almost 38,000 from the UK.

In my corresponding slides, I analyse our University’s download statistics of articles for 2019. ... I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not freely available.

Findable: we know that content in the repository scores high in search results on Google and Google Scholar and receive large numbers of downloads based on our use of COUNTER-compliant

In the scholarly communication arena, open access articles benefit from more downloads and citations.

Some of them were large – we celebrated 1000 datasets deposited to the repository and 1 million downloads of items in the repository in 2017. ... Apollo now contains the largest body of datasets of any UK HEI and downloads from the site account for a 36

The project resulted in a (free to download) book titled Ghost, Robots, Automatic Writing: an AI level study guide, which was intended as a provocation of a future where books, study

This report contained a table identifying where research was available to download.

The tapes were sent to the University Information Service (UIS), who were able to access the original 8mm tape and download higher resolution versions of the images. ... Impact of the MIAS database. As of August 2020, the MIAS database has received over

The half life of an article is the time it takes for articles to reach half their total number of downloads.

In the past 12 months alone there have been 26000 downloads of the data in Apollo. ... There have been 26000 downloads of that data in the past 12 months alone – that is about use and reuse of our research data and is changing the face of how