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25 Jun 2024: knowledge being generated and papers being published, it is simply impossible for human brains to assimilate the constantly expanding amount of new knowledge. ... But are these problems new to big data research? I personally think that we are all quite

25 Jun 2024: members of the new journal “Culture of Community” to identify what strongthey thought/strong will attract people to their journal. ... conference a new service that tries to address the diversity of existing lab software was showcased – a href="http

25 Jun 2024: These efforts have largely been attributed to the increased availability of digital collections, the development of new data-intensive methods, increased pressure from funders, the requirement of data management plans for ... to publish it added a new

25 Jun 2024: This new work under the auspices of the Open Research Steering Committee aims to build on this work by extending the guidelines to include principles around data security, data export and

25 Jun 2024: strongThey are trying to create a new research culture, and they are primarily focused on what the institution should be doing to support that./strong/p pAccording to the EPSRC policy, ... culture change is needed in addition to new processes./strong/p

25 Jun 2024: winchester_books)./p pThis thorny issue of image copyright permissions in research publications is sadly not new. ... em/p pstrongReferences/strong/p p(1) Louise Hardiman and Nicola Kozicharow, emModernism and the Spiritual in Russian Art: New

25 Jun 2024: The resulting a href="http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/research/openaccess/policy/" target="_blank"RCUK Open Access Policy/a and a href="http://www.rcuk.ac.uk/media/news/121108/" ... https://aoasg.org.au/news-updates/blog-summary/addressing-the-double-dipping-charge

25 Jun 2024: Of course Springer has since redeemed itself by experimenting with new business models)./p pThose embargo extensions were particularly galling at the time for me because they were worldwide and affected ... ac.uk"Unlocking Research/a./p

25 Jun 2024: and for curating and sharing new data produced by researchers working in this area. ... Yet, the strategic goals of funders, such as the /spana href="http://www.bbsrc.ac.uk/news/planning/strategy/age-of-bioscience/"span style="font-weight: 400;"BBSRC/span

25 Jun 2024: a href="http://openaccess.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/07/Preparing-for-new-Wellcome-Open-Access-policy-July-2020.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"see new ... the visibility and use of research findings/li liEnable research

25 Jun 2024: strongRafael/strong explained that open data led to transparency in research, re-usability of data, benchmarking, integration, new discoveries and, most importantly, sharing data kept it alive. ... More and more people are looking at new ways of chunking

25 Jun 2024: members of the new journal “Culture of Community” to identify what strongthey thought/strong will attract people to their journal. ... conference a new service that tries to address the diversity of existing lab software was showcased – a href="http

25 Jun 2024: legitimate purposes in a safe and secure manner./li liThe strongfunders do not want to prevent new collaborations/strong. ... collaborate with them to work on the data and I have lost the possibility of getting credit for my data./strong/p

25 Jun 2024: p pOf course, we would only retain access to historic materials, not new publications. ... Open Access./li/ul pAs we said earlier, we look forward to the new UKRI policy dramatically speeding up the UK’s transition to OA.

25 Jun 2024: strongRafael/strong explained that open data led to transparency in research, re-usability of data, benchmarking, integration, new discoveries and, most importantly, sharing data kept it alive. ... More and more people are looking at new ways of chunking

25 Jun 2024: This work has allowed us to further our knowledge and expertise on scholarly and research platforms by using well adopted repository platforms (DSpace) in a new area: open access books and

25 Jun 2024: Open access allows us to reach new audiences, improve the economics of research access, and reassess knowledge production and dissemination in a digital world.

25 Jun 2024: As their ‘wheel’ of tools identifying tools available across the research life stages and through time demonstrates, it is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate the new research space. ... of interesting insights about why people adopt new ideas

25 Jun 2024: This was very interesting given the Nature news piece that was published on 10 February “a ... new from my perspective – it is well known in research management circles that communicating with the research community – as an independent and

25 Jun 2024: He observed that academics have to discover things that are new to the world as well as all of their other administration and work./p pMany of the academics observed had ... Paul described it as more like a series of badges where an academic gets new

25 Jun 2024: sequence=4&isAllowed=y" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Open Access monographs: from policy to reality (opens in a new tab)"Open Access monographs: from policy to ... a new tab)"Universities UK report on ’Open Access and

25 Jun 2024: knowledge being generated and papers being published, it is simply impossible for human brains to assimilate the constantly expanding amount of new knowledge. ... But are these problems new to big data research? I personally think that we are all quite

25 Jun 2024: And if readers can’t afford to pay for access then they’ll happily find /spana href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-34572462"span style="font-weight: ... com/connect/new-milestones-in-open-access-publishing" target="_blank"stated/athat in

25 Jun 2024: ememhas been working and the questions raised by the audience./em/p h2Maximising the value of research outputs: Wellcome’s approach/h2 pDavid Carr outlined key points about the new policy, ... New prizes and challenges currently being developed will

25 Jun 2024: There are time costs of both the new recruit and the loss of work time for the staff member doing the training. ... communication with new people coming through continuously who need to be brought up to speed.

25 Jun 2024: p pOf course, we would only retain access to historic materials, not new publications. ... In addition, we are co-ordinating with other UK universities for the supply of content through new and existing peer networks.

25 Jun 2024: As their ‘wheel’ of tools identifying tools available across the research life stages and through time demonstrates, it is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate the new research space. ... of interesting insights about why people adopt new ideas

25 Jun 2024: blank"a standard method of citing data/a./p pA new publication option isa href="https://www.sciencematters.io/" target="_blank"Sciencematters/a, which allows researchers to strongsubmit observations which are ... of lots of papers.strongWe need to build

25 Jun 2024: a./p https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?feed=rss2&p=2765 0 2765 Good news stories about data sharing? ... being ‘forced … a href="https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=114" class="more-link"Continue reading span

25 Jun 2024: metrics outside of the constraints of the conference itself./p pWork is planned to boost Engage’s collaborative utility by adding new spaces called “Communities”. ... 29/taking-the-research-journal-in-a-new-direction/"emResearch Directions/em/aem.

25 Jun 2024: But it is difficult to solve this systemic problem becausestrongany new journal which wishes to introduce a new metrics system has no journal-level impact factor to start with/strong, and

25 Jun 2024: Kathleen Shearer, Executive Director of a href="https://www.coar-repositories.org/news-media/author/mkshearer/"COAR/a noted that not all functions of scholarly publishing need to take place on ... He replied that it seems that ‘data is the new gold’

25 Jun 2024: a new training format is always a challenge but in the case of OSC webinars it’s one where the hard work has paid off. ... of an a href="http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13614533.2017.1323766"article/a on the Research Support Ambassador

25 Jun 2024: As their ‘wheel’ of tools identifying tools available across the research life stages and through time demonstrates, it is becoming increasingly difficult to navigate the new research space. ... of interesting insights about why people adopt new ideas

25 Jun 2024: And if readers can’t afford to pay for access then they’ll happily find /spana href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-34572462"span style="font-weight: ... The work has not been peer reviewed or published in the literature./p pThe British

25 Jun 2024: After they have published, the process continues with gaining a reputation, obtaining funds, finding collaborators, and even finding a new job. ... uk"Unlocking Research/a./p pToday a

25 Jun 2024: ukri.org/news-events-publications/news/oa-report-130618/"emOver 80% of research outputs meet requirements of REF 2021 open access policy /em/aand the post by the Executive Chair of ... com/connect/new-milestones-in-open-access-publishing"

25 Jun 2024: The academic freedom discussion is not new. Earlier this year I wrote about it in 'Scare campaigns, we've seen a few' https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1905 ... Perhaps that thinking might need to be revisited. This is very much in their

25 Jun 2024: Plans for 2017/h2 pThis year will herald some significant changes for the University – with a a ... university-librarian" target="_blank"new Librarian/a starting in Apriland a a

25 Jun 2024: new ways to make their research available to a general public – including uploading their research on to the Apollo repository./p pAt the end of each story the audience were challenged ... class="wp-caption-text"‘DNA helix’/figcaption/figure

25 Jun 2024: know who your potential allies are and how they can help you/span/li li style="font-weight: 400;"span style="font-weight: 400;"Work together with funders to shape new ... There was a suggestion thatstrong institutions should perhaps be more proactive in

25 Jun 2024: sequence=4&isAllowed=y" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="Open Access monographs: from policy to reality (opens in a new tab)"Open Access monographs: from policy to ... a new tab)"Universities UK report on ’Open Access and

25 Jun 2024: Further, it allows us to envisage new forms of publication, such as the use of dynamic images and data visualisation as already undertaken in investigative journalism.sup1/sup Other examples of ... The work has not been peer reviewed or published in the

25 Jun 2024: The<a href="https://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/news/dutch-universities-urge-elsevier-editors-resign-open-access-row" rel="nofollow"> Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU)</a> has a consortial ... 40%) but by obsolete product and

25 Jun 2024: know who your potential allies are and how they can help you/span/li li style="font-weight: 400;"span style="font-weight: 400;"Work together with funders to shape new ... There was a suggestion thatstrong institutions should perhaps be more proactive in

25 Jun 2024: Kathleen Shearer, Executive Director of a href="https://www.coar-repositories.org/news-media/author/mkshearer/"COAR/a noted that not all functions of scholarly publishing need to take place on ... He replied that it seems that ‘data is the new gold’

25 Jun 2024: blank"a standard method of citing data/a./p pA new publication option isa href="https://www.sciencematters.io/" target="_blank"Sciencematters/a, which allows researchers to strongsubmit observations which are ... of lots of papers.strongWe need to build

25 Jun 2024: blank"a standard method of citing data/a./p pA new publication option isa href="https://www.sciencematters.io/" target="_blank"Sciencematters/a, which allows researchers to strongsubmit observations which are ... of lots of papers.strongWe need to build

25 Jun 2024: After they have published, the process continues with gaining a reputation, obtaining funds, finding collaborators, and even finding a new job. ... members of the new journal “Culture of Community” to identify what strongthey thought/strong will

25 Jun 2024: Kathleen Shearer, Executive Director of a href="https://www.coar-repositories.org/news-media/author/mkshearer/"COAR/a noted that not all functions of scholarly publishing need to take place on ... He replied that it seems that ‘data is the new gold’