Virtual library boosts open access to aquaculture, fisheries publications
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Reading publications on aquaculture and fisheries technologies may not be a problem even during the pandemic. If people have access to the Internet, they can still find their next read on the subject matter as one digital library made thousands of publications on the topic for readers all over the world. The Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture Department (Seafdec/AQD), an international research center located in Tigbauan town in Iloilo province, has given the public unrestricted access to over 1,800 publications, including full-text digitized books, extension manuals, conference proceedings, annual reports, and other materials authored by the organization’s scientists and researchers, Seafdec/AQD said in a news release.
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Virtual library boosts open access to aquaculture, fisheries publications. (2021, July 11). Business Mirror, p. A5.
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