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Menu. Search for:. A new institutional open access fund for the University of Cambridge. ... Where can I find more information about the new institutional open access fund?

25 Jun 2024: Comments on: What’s new in OA? https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2011 Open Research at Cambridge Wed, 13 Jun 2018 19:30:51 0000 hourly 1 ... Unlocking Research – Scholarly Communication at Scale

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

This is not surprising. There has recently been an acceleration of new rules about sharing and assessing research. ... entire network to jump to a new state in which the connections and the payoffs change dramatically, perhaps by several orders of

Menu. Search for:. Thoughts on the new White House OSTP open access memo. ... To be sure, the new OSTP memo is big news: the US produces a huge amount of research that will now be made immediately available without payment to the world at

You have to remember that even if you are relatively new, that you will probably know more than the academics/researchers themselves, so don’t panic when you don’t ... Post navigation. 4 thoughts on “New to OA? Top tips from the experts”.

It is anticipated that after 1 July 2018, Swedish universities will not have access to new articles in Elsevier’s journals. ... While not exactly ‘new news’ it is worth mentioning here that in October 2016, the French Law for a Digital Republic Act

New sustainable and effective models. was an event run by the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge University Libraries from 23–27 November 2020.

Commentary, news stories & press releases. These are presented here in reverse order of publication (most recent first). ... New Scientist – Time to break academic publishing’s stranglehold on research (published 21 Nov).

25 Jun 2024: blog posts about the initial run of the Ambassador programme from both an insider and observer perspective which helped to give new insight into the […] p[…] There have also been two ... p[…] There have been significant challenges to the process

What can be deposited? Cambridge University researchers can deposit new (unpublished) preprints that have not been submitted to an external subject repository/preprint server. ... Can subsequent versions of a preprint be deposited? New versions of a

Another project involved using AI to create characters for a new novel, which revealed the racial biases of ChatGPT when prompted with certain names. ... create new problems as the demand for this technology is not slowing down.

What can be deposited? Cambridge University researchers can deposit new (unpublished) preprints that have not been submitted to an external subject repository/preprint server. ... Can subsequent versions of a preprint be deposited? New versions of a

The Steventon Group is a new group established last year which looks at embryonic development, in particular focusing on the zebrafish. ... The group are exploring new ways to communicate their research protocols and have created an article for the

25 Jun 2024: We also wonder whether the project to define theskills that new Scholarly Comms staff need covers these […] p[…] and what to look out for in figures, tables etc. ... We also wonder whether the project to define theskills that new Scholarly Comms

The platform was created as a domain-specific location to curate existing data, taken from the literature, on Drosophila neurons and for curating and sharing new data produced by researchers working ... Very interesting post, it might be interesting to

25 Jun 2024: Freedom News 7/28/2017 - Intellectual Freedom Blog https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1520#comment-23050 Intellectual Freedom News 7/28/2017 - Intellectual Freedom Blog Fri, 28 Jul ... funder perspective | Unlocking Research […]/p By: New

25 Jun 2024: cloud starts to reflect some of the advice we published recently for new starters in open access. ... OA? Top tips from the experts | Unlocking Research […] p[…] Source: New to OA?

a broken system with built-in inequities around access to information to a new broken system with built-in inequities around whose voices can be heard.

it). This data richness demands a new world for applications we haven’t thought of and ways of analysing the information.

25 Jun 2024: Open Working Sat, 01 Sep 2018 18:05:40 0000 https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=525#comment-51626 […] are not new. ... But not much has changed so far. There were no new streams of money […] p[…] are not new.

She encouraged attendees to be open to new ideas, approaches, and perspectives that center around Open Research and to celebrate the richness of diversity in research. ... In a demonstration of the platform, Tim Fellows showed how Octopus works, it’s

Having a shared service in place should pave the way for collaborative efforts to commission and produce new features and resources to benefit the whole academic community. ... I am excited to be involved in this new project to bring together data,

There were also a number of concerns raised. The participants expressed some scepticism about whether the new format would really change recruitment practice, particularly noting that a lot of the content ... There was also a concern that the format

It would be a huge pity if interested researchers, practitioners or policy makers could not read about new research, such as our latest findings on the link between the Mediterranean diet ... This story originally appeared on the University of Cambridge

This shift offers academic library staff new opportunities to move into research support roles. ... For many new professionals studying is their main chance to get a solid grounding in the information world but with the profession undergoing such rapid

Claire has recently taken on a new role in the OSC as Research Skills Coordinator and will have responsibility for driving the future direction of the Ambassador Programme. ... As well as developing new skills, meeting new people and learning about a

25 Jun 2024: Comments on: Good news stories about data sharing? https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=114 Open Research at Cambridge Sun, 23 Oct 2016 10:52:30 0000 hourly 1

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

Researchers, University research staff and librarians gathered at the University’s Engineering Department to see a demonstration of the new features of Apollo, speak to some of the University’s Open ... Request a Copy. Part of the upgrade involved

Menu. Search for:. Rights retention built into Cambridge Self-Archiving Policy. We’re delighted to announce that the University of Cambridge has a new Self-Archiving Policy, which took effect from ... Read more about the new Cambridge Self-Archiving

So we therefore need to consider this information when designing new systems.

Note: In October 2014 we started using a new system for recording submissions. ... Note: In 2013 the Open Access Service began and took responsibility for the new RCUK fund, and was transferred responsibility for the new Charities Open Access Fund (COAF).

Change? Outline of policy. Wellcome Trust . Change: see new policy document. ... 6. The authors must retain their copyright. Cancer Research UK . Change: see new policy document.

Menu. Search for:. arXiv and REF – together at last? New draft REF2021 guidance was released for consultation on Monday morning.

New roles are being created and advertised in order to better support researchers as they face increasing pressure to share their work. ... The question then becomes should the profession as a whole be doing more to prepare their new recruits for the

There have also been two blog posts about the initial run of the Ambassador programme from both an insider and observer perspective which helped to give new insight into the initiative. ... Re-runs of some popular topics such as copyright and

to publish it added a new exclusionary dimension to their ability to communicate research. ... Finally, Dr. Damian Pattinson discussed eLife’s new approach to removing accept/reject decisions from its publishing process – and an invigorating

In collaboration with several University stakeholders we released last month new guidance on the use of electronic research notebooks (ERNs), providing information on the features of ERNs and guidance to ... The 2020 call was very successful, with

Who is doing the work of reading and assessing these multiple new formats?

The repository is often their first port of call to find new research as it ranks highly in Google search results. ... Additionally, this may provide an added benefit to researchers by introducing new contacts and potential collaborations. .

Another project involved using AI to create characters for a new novel, which revealed the racial biases of ChatGPT when prompted with certain names. ... create new problems as the demand for this technology is not slowing down.

The UK already has a strong commitment to open access, and we look forward to the new UKRI policy dramatically speeding up the country’s transition to open access. ... As we said earlier, we look forward to the new UKRI policy dramatically speeding up

The University of Cambridge has established a new institutional open access fund to provide financial support for unfunded researchers across the collegiate University. ... Where can I find more information about the new institutional open access fund?

This is fantastic news for both our team and the awareness of RDM at Cambridge, and we have therefore accepted all these individual requests. ... While this is great news, there are 400 new PhD students every year at the Graduate School of Life Sciences.

25 Jun 2024: See "<a href="https://ia.acs.org.au/news/why-tech-firms-favour-wellbeing-workspaces-416816" rel="nofollow">Why tech firms favour 'wellbeing' workspaces</a>", by Ry Crozier in Information Age, ... 😉/p pSee “a

It’s hoped that this will create a community of research support librarians and strengthen it into the future as new staff take part in the programme. ... Webinars. Introducing a new training format is always a challenge but in the case of OSC webinars

25 Jun 2024: world), that is seeking new ways to sustain itself. ... pVery interesting post, it might be interesting to parallel that with the recent change at flybase (to stay in the Drosophila world), that is seeking new ways to sustain itself./p

25 Jun 2024: s new in OA? | ... Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2031#comment-40447 What’s new in OA? | Unlocking Research Mon, 04 Jun 2018 08:01:11 0000

25 Jun 2024: Preregistration makes clear those analyses specified ahead of time from those that result from exploratory analyses, which are useful to discover new trends but should not be confused with strong, confirmatory