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. High subscription fees to scholarly research journals provokeresearchers to use illegal channels of access to scientific information.Analysis of statistical data on downloads of scholarly research papers byUkrainian Internet users from illegal web resource can help to define gaps ininformation provision at the institutional or the state level for eachscientific field. Problem Statement. To conduct an analysis of behavior andgeography of downloads of scholarly research publications from illegal webresource Sci-Hub by Ukrainian Internet users within the period from September1, 2015 to February 29, 2016. Purpose. To assess the information needs ofUkrainian researchers who download scientific papers from Sci-Hub. Materialsand Methods. The used file is available at public domain and contains completedata of downloads of scholarly research articles from Sci-Hub for the periodfrom September 1, 2015 to February 29, 2016. Inquiries of users with UkrainianIP-addresses have been selected. Using DOI of downloaded articles enablesfinding the publishers and journal brands with the help of CrossRef API,whereas using the All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes makes itpossible to identify the subject. Results. The study has shown that the mostdocuments downloaded related to natural sciences (primarily, chemistry,physics, and astronomy), with Elsevier publications being the most frequentlyinquired by Ukrainian users of Sci-Hub and Internet users from Kyiv downloadingthe papers most actively. Conclusion. The obtained data are important forunderstanding the information needs of Ukrainian researchers and can be used toformulate an optimal subscription policy for providing access to informationresources at Ukrainian R&D institutions.

Black Open Access in Ukraine: Analysis of Downloading Sci-Hub Publications by Ukrainian Internet Users