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In my corresponding slides, I analyse our University’s download statistics of articles for 2019. ... I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not freely available.

Evaluating & rewarding data. Ironically, one benefit of sharing data could be an improvement to the quality of the data itself. ... The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had

25 Jun 2024: Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... owns the information about what is being

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... Prepared by Laura Waldoch from the University Library, it is available for download.

In May 2015 Science retracted a paper because the supporting data was entirely fabricated. ... The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’.

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

In May 2015 Science retracted a paper because the supporting data was entirely fabricated. ... The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’.

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

25 Jun 2024: The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’. ... This is why we need open data, by the way …/p pBut is peer review emitself/em the problem

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... We were able to get confirmation that it is:. the data that underpins publications.

I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not freely available. ... In some academic subjects, this has been vital to the world-wide pandemic response through rapid sharing of results, such as via preprints and

25 Jun 2024: Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... owns the information about what is being

Evaluating & rewarding data. Ironically, one benefit of sharing data could be an improvement to the quality of the data itself. ... The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had

Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... Who owns the information about what is

If the download fails at 90% you get nothing. Some publishing endeavours have recogised this as an issue, such as the Journal of Humanitarian Engineering (JHE), which won the Australian Open ... A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at

25 Jun 2024: Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... owns the information about what is being

The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’. ... You can torture the data and it will confess to anything’ noted Turner.

The new Elsevier Research Data Management Librarian Academy (RDMLA) has an emphasis on peer to peer teaching. ... Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

25 Jun 2024: Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... owns the information about what is being

25 Jun 2024: recommended that researchers simply share a link and release the data when requested. ... Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants./p pstrongQ:/strong strongIf I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data,

25 Jun 2024: Cambridge./span/p pspan style="font-weight: 400;"What we have initially found is that the data is remarkably difficult to put together. ... strongNowadays, global collaboration and information exchange is possible, making the data really robust/strong.

25 Jun 2024: Entitled ‘Preprints vs traditional journals vs Open Access journals – What do scientists download?’ the study compared downloads of the same scientific artefact as a preprint on arXiv and as a published ... owns the information about what is being

25 Jun 2024: As a comparison, the Wellcome Trust endowed in the range of a href="https://wellcome.ac.uk/funding/people-and-projects/grant-funding-data/grant-data-2017-18"£10m – £50m in ... publication and “strongly encourages researchers to consider the reuse

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... The data being discussed is more about government public data (such as medical information or cyclist black spots) than that generated in research

Britain. The thesis is available to download from Apollo here:. ... I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not freely available.

During the meeting, the mentee and I would make a list of the data in the mentees project that they are aiming to share, and then I would then help them ... Who owns the information about what is being researched and the data behind it when the scholarly

25 Jun 2024: of privileged use of the data they have collected to enable them to publish the results of their research. ... data/h3 pIronically, strongonebenefit of sharing data could be an improvement to the quality of the data itself/strong.

During the meeting, the mentee and I would make a list of the data in the mentees project that they are aiming to share, and then I would then help them ... Who owns the information about what is being researched and the data behind it when the scholarly

Looking at data the data on Cambridge expenditure, we found that between 2015 and 2020, 30% (over £3,000,000) of our total spend on APCs from block grants was paid ... I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not

During the meeting, the mentee and I would make a list of the data in the mentees project that they are aiming to share, and then I would then help them ... Who owns the information about what is being researched and the data behind it when the scholarly

I am unable to publicly share these findings, as the download statistics data are not freely available. ... The primary researcher collects the data, the secondary researcher reuses the data.

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... You can look at what they have been accessing. There is considerable research on ‘Learning Analytics’ and products for extracting the data from

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... You can look at what they have been accessing. There is considerable research on ‘Learning Analytics’ and products for extracting the data from

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... You can look at what they have been accessing. There is considerable research on ‘Learning Analytics’ and products for extracting the data from

A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at Cambridge began operations in January 2015. ... Producing valuable research outputs is business-critical for universities. What would be the costs associated with the data transfer of supposedly

It is advisable to consider the maximum amount of data the project may produce. ... Where do we put the data? The question arose about how other universities are managing the policy.

If the download fails at 90% you get nothing. Some publishing endeavours have recogised this as an issue, such as the Journal of Humanitarian Engineering (JHE), which won the Australian Open ... A tough start. The Data Management Facility project at

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

Most of the time there was not enough metadata available to successfully use the data. ... The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’.

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because

The final clue was getting hold of a closed data set that: ‘wasn’t a publicly accessible dataset, but Kalla had figured out a way to download a copy’. ... The data that is sitting at the bottom of the drawer – usually when you retire.

Your first responsibility is to protect your study participants. Q: If I share my data via a repository and people can simply download my data, I can no longer collaborate with ... Your data requestor might be interested in collaborating, simply because