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25 Jun 2024: Anderson’s argument that this is saying the future hasn’t happened yet. ... of Open Scholarship Initiative | Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=331#comment-12536 Watch This Space – the first workshop of Open

We hope to build on this success by offering further presentation skills training in 2017. ... Digital Humanities webpages – webpages highlighting the work that Cambridge University Library is doing in this increasingly important area of scholarship.

This is ‘careful’ scholarship in its truest sense. Our conversation here took the idea of careful scholarship in two main directions, considering the labour associated with the work as process, and ... This means allowing for and legitimizing diverse

Let’s put this myth to bed once and for all. The half life argument. ... Pingback: Watch This Space – the first workshop of Open Scholarship Initiative | Unlocking Research.

We hope to build on this success by offering further presentation skills training in 2017. ... Digital Humanities webpages – webpages highlighting the work that Cambridge University Library is doing in this increasingly important area of scholarship.

Discoverability and the issue of searching behaviour is extremely relevant in this space. ... This level of preliminary discussion was beneficial but using another tool might help.

Note that this fund will support hybrid by exception, with Associate Dean agreement. ... King’s College London are in the second pilot year of an Open Scholarship Fund which currently does not distinguish between hybrid and full open access journals

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

25 Jun 2024: the commitment “to disseminating its research and scholarship as widely as possible to contribute to society”. ... The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post.

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

This centres on the use and value of the Mammographic Image Society database, published in Apollo five years ago. ... This forecast for 2025 predicts. 44% of all journal articles will be available as OA.

This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD. ... This cost can be classified as a ‘donation’ which is not allowed by some library budgets.

This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD. ... This cost can be classified as a ‘donation’ which is not allowed by some library budgets.

The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post. ... This forecast for 2025 predicts. 44% of all journal articles will be available as OA.

This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD. ... This cost can be classified as a ‘donation’ which is not allowed by some library budgets.

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post. ... This forecast for 2025 predicts. 44% of all journal articles will be available as OA.

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD. ... This cost can be classified as a ‘donation’ which is not allowed by some library budgets.

25 Jun 2024: Open Access Policy is the commitment “to disseminating its research and scholarship as widely as possible to contribute to society”. ... The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post.

The APC payments for future articles can be made out of this credit. ... King’s College London are in the second pilot year of an Open Scholarship Fund which currently does not distinguish between hybrid and full open access journals – but this may

This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD. ... This will include information like the level of cap on APCs and other details.

not least because this goal does not appear to be the target of the memo). ... This points to the concept put forward last year by Toby Green of the OECD.

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post. ... This forecast for 2025 predicts. 44% of all journal articles will be available as OA.

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

25 Jun 2024: to disseminating its research and scholarship as widely as possible to contribute to society”. ... The APC payments for future articles can be made out of this credit.

This is ‘careful’ scholarship in its truest sense. Our conversation here took the idea of careful scholarship in two main directions, considering the labour associated with the work as process, and ... This means allowing for and legitimizing diverse

The APC payments for future articles can be made out of this credit. ... Currently IoP is the only publisher with whom Cambridge has this type of agreement.

Note that this fund will support hybrid by exception, with Associate Dean agreement. ... King’s College London are in the second pilot year of an Open Scholarship Fund which currently does not distinguish between hybrid and full open access journals

Rick has since contacted the AAUP to ask for clarification on this topic. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

This is ‘careful’ scholarship in its truest sense. Our conversation here took the idea of careful scholarship in two main directions, considering the labour associated with the work as process, and ... This means allowing for and legitimizing diverse

However, to do this we would need a better way of connecting with people. ... Digital Humanities webpages – webpages highlighting the work that Cambridge University Library is doing in this increasingly important area of scholarship.

This is ‘careful’ scholarship in its truest sense. Our conversation here took the idea of careful scholarship in two main directions, considering the labour associated with the work as process, and ... This means allowing for and legitimizing diverse

This is about sharing the information in an understandable manner outside the Academy. ... The reason why this is relevant is we are not talking about one system when we discuss scholarship – there are a myriad of systems.

Note that this fund will support hybrid by exception, with Associate Dean agreement. ... King’s College London are in the second pilot year of an Open Scholarship Fund which currently does not distinguish between hybrid and full open access journals

The storify of tweets is available, as is this blog about the event. ... Digital Humanities webpages – webpages highlighting the work that Cambridge University Library is doing in this increasingly important area of scholarship.

This forecast for 2025 predicts. 44% of all journal articles will be available as OA. ... In this post she reviews the main themes and discussions from the event.

This will include information like the level of cap on APCs and other details. ... This would also require a huge advocacy and education programme amongst our community.

This is really the only way we can start to understand one another. ... You can find out more about this trial in this ejournals@cambridge blog.

In this blog we summarise the key themes that emerged from this symposium. ... This restricts their ability to publish a monograph, which takes considerable time and effort.

25 Jun 2024: This Information is data with meaning and a purpose and can be organised into (insightful) knowledge. ... If anyone does this I would be really interested to learn about it!

This was the focus of Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane’s talk on ‘Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition’ given at Cambridge University on 7 October. ... In Australia this is called eResearch, in the UK it is called

Note that this fund will support hybrid by exception, with Associate Dean agreement. ... King’s College London are in the second pilot year of an Open Scholarship Fund which currently does not distinguish between hybrid and full open access journals