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University of Virginia Expands Research Resources with LeapSpace™

20 de julho de 2026

The University of Virginia (UVA), a leading public research university, has signed an agreement to bring LeapSpace™, Elsevier’s research-grade AI workspace, to its research community. LeapSpace is designed to support researchers across multiple stages of their research workflow by accelerating discovery, calibrating the strength of the evidence, and supporting critical thinking.

LeapSpace draws on over 20 million full-text peer-reviewed articles and books from Elsevier and over 1,000 content licensing partners, as well as millions of scientific records from 7,000+ publishers on Scopus. Results are grounded in peer-reviewed literature and are linked to underlying sources and citations to support transparency and informed scholarly judgment.

The agreement reflects the university’s ongoing commitment to supporting excellence in research while exploring new technologies that strengthen teaching, learning and discovery. It also underscores the essential role of the University of Virginia Library, whose faculty and staff serve as trusted partners in the university’s research enterprise by connecting scholars with the resources, expertise and services they need throughout the research lifecycle.

Every day, the Library helps faculty, students and researchers navigate an increasingly complex scholarly landscape - curating collections, supporting digital scholarship, advancing open research, preserving knowledge and helping the University community make informed use of emerging technologies. Providing access to LeapSpace builds on that commitment by adding one of many resources available through the University Library to support research, teaching and learning.

Leo S. Lo, Dean of University of Virginia Libraries, said: “UVA faculty, students, and researchers need access to credible scholarly sources and thoughtful support as they assess how emerging AI technologies can contribute to their work. Making LeapSpace available through the University Library gives our community another resource to explore, while keeping critical judgment, transparency and responsible research practices at the center.”

About the University of Virginia Library

The University of Virginia Library advances research, teaching, and learning by providing access to world-class collections, expert research support, and innovative scholarly services. As a steward of the University’s scholarly resources and a partner throughout the research lifecycle, the Library empowers researchers to discover, create, preserve and share knowledge in ways that benefit patrons and society.

Sobre a Elsevier

A Elsevier é líder global em informação avançada e suporte à tomada de decisão. Por mais de um século, ajudou a avançar a ciência e a saúde para promover o progresso humano. Apoia comunidades de pesquisa acadêmicas e corporativas, médicos, enfermeiros, futuros profissionais de saúde e educadores em 170 países, fornecendo conhecimentos críticos e soluções inovadoras que combinam conteúdo científico e médico confiável com tecnologias de IA de ponta. A Elsevier promove inclusão e sustentabilidade, incorporando esses valores em seus produtos e cultura. A Elsevier Foundationopens in new tab/window apoia pesquisas e parcerias de saúde ao redor do mundo.

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David Tucker

Diretor de Comunicações, Produtos de Pesquisa, Europa

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