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Investigaciones

A unique eLibro collection.

eLibro has created a new collection in Spanish called “Investigaciones” (research) that is being offered to thousands of libraries in Latin America and Spain that already have other collections from the company.

This collection will include articles from academic journals, theses, publications from research centers, special reports published in different media, and booklets produced by professional societies. Some of these Research Collection's differentiation characteristics are the eLibro search engine, the quality control of the content, and the fact that publication exclusivity is not required to the content supplier. The implementation will be done in phases. The first phase will establish a service for libraries.

Who can benefit from this Collection

  • Undergraduate and graduate students seeking articles, theses, and research reports to prepare papers, their own theses, or advance their research.
  • Research centers interested in learning about knowledge produced at other institutions.
  • Academies, specialized institutes, professional societies.
  • Government institutions dedicated to research.
  • Independent researchers.
  • Companies developing new products or services that need to learn about research in certain fields.
  • Public policy decision-makers in government agencies who need to base their proposals on research results.
  • Media outlets, newspapers, or magazines that publish discoveries or ongoing research.

Origin of the Research

Research can come from different sources. For example, the Argentine Academy of Engineering (https://acading.org.ar/) has sent all its works to eLibro for years and receives royalties every quarter. The same happens with the Official College of Psychology of Madrid (https://www.copmadrid.org/web/). This collaboration increases the impact and visibility of the publications.

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Who manages the Collection

Rodolfo Biasca Rodolfo E. Biasca Research Director biasca@elibro.us Curriculum
Geraldine Santos Geraldine Santos Academic Advisor geraldine@elibro.co Curriculum

Research Quality Control

The process for eLibro to upload content is as follows:

1 - Send the research to: Rodolfo Biasca (biasca@elibro.us) and Geraldine Santos (geraldine@elibro.co)

2 - If your organization has evidence of having carried out quality controls on these investigations, such as: editor reviews, expert evaluations, conference presentations, originality reports, academic committee reviews, or peer reviews, we invite you to include this information.

3 - The Content Committee will be responsible for reviewing and evaluating the publication of the research.

4 - eLibro will notify the source if the submitted research is incorporated.

Scientific Research

All areas of knowledge are of interest, such as:

  • Basic Sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
  • Medicine
  • Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Architecture
  • Agricultural Sciences
  • Social Sciences (Economics, Management, Sociology, Psychology, Law).
This research can be presented in different formats: Book, Thesis, Journal, Article, Report.
Example: National Academy of Engineering - 2024

Library Services

Libraries that have access to eLibro collections should view this collection as a set of additional content that they may choose to incorporate or not.

Investigaciones periodisticas

Journalistic Investigations

The advancement of knowledge in many different disciplines is generally known through journalistic investigations, via short notes or special reports.

These publications are very useful in teaching because they promote debate and present opinions of various kinds.

Here you will find several examples, ranging from extensive UNESCO reports to short reports originally published by “LatAm Journalism Review".

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Medicine, Public Health, Childhood, Water.

Economy, Economic Development, Inequality, Poverty, Industrial Policy.

Food and Agriculture.

Environment, Pollution, Climate Change, Meteorology, Sustainability.

IT, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Networks, Technological Changes.

Education, Social Change.

Politics, Financial Crimes, Corruption.