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Use it or lose it – Print Journal Survey 2011

We are running a survey for our print journals throughout August, September and October to assess how much they are being used. If you use a print journal either just to browse or whether photocopying an article, please can you make sure that you complete the tick-box attached to the front of the journal. Thanks. You can search for print journal titles via our catalogue.

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