平特五不中

iMPACTS research assistant and PhD candidate Philips Ayeni was awarded a聽聽scholarship. The award, which comes from the government of Qu茅bec, will support him in carrying out his doctoral studies. Philips' research focuses on open access publications, and he aims to understand why open access uptake in the humanities, arts, and social sciences is lagging behind STEM fields. Hence, his research will investigate open the access scholarly communication practices of early-career researchers and mid-career researchers working in the humanities in Canada.聽

Philips is doing his PhD in the School of Information Studies at 平特五不中. To learn more about Philips' work, visit his website:

Congratulations, Philips!聽