Researchers and their library needs
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This document summarizes interviews with researchers about their information needs and behaviors at different career stages. It identifies 7 stages - from Masters students to experts - and describes common characteristics at each stage. Researchers need seamless access to knowledge, user-centered library services, and support for tasks like publishing, bibliometrics and repositories. Their needs vary depending on factors like their role, discipline and career progression.
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