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CTS is a self-assessment status for repositories, awarded based on meeting 16 requirements that reflect the characteristics of trustworthy repositories. ... when a journal moves unexpectedly out of a read and publish agreement or a publisher does not

Helpfully, the policy document makes no mention of this requirement; rather, this feature of the policy appears in the accompanying FAQs. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

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 ... Education also emerged as

In addition, they were strongly against any Open Research requirements being tied in with HR practices like promotions. ... The researchers supported discipline specific requirements for Open Research. Clearer instructions from the University and from

Appreciated that we were walked through the process and implications of funding requirements”. ... A committee was formed to identify the requirements of three disparate groups: IT and records management, legal and IP, and researchers.

Policies and requirements are always evolving – especially in relation to open access – so it is important to be able to adapt quickly. ... be able to translate this knowledge into implementing user-friendly processes, including considering service

Through Octopus, authors retain copyright and apply a Creative Commons licence to their work; the only requirement is that published work is open access and allows derivatives. ... These efforts have largely been attributed to the increased availability

The advocacy for RDM at Cambridge started as ‘Open Data’ requirements, which led many researchers to believe that RDM is yet another requirement to comply with and that it was only ... They noted that this was a welcome opportunity to be able to

Qualifications outside LIS. A small number of respondents do not hold qualifications in LIS but hold or are working towards postgraduate qualifications in other subjects. ... This was a larger percentage than those who had studied LIS at either

Qualifications outside LIS. A small number of respondents do not hold qualifications in LIS but hold or are working towards postgraduate qualifications in other subjects. ... This was a larger percentage than those who had studied LIS at either

Qualifications outside LIS. A small number of respondents do not hold qualifications in LIS but hold or are working towards postgraduate qualifications in other subjects. ... This was a larger percentage than those who had studied LIS at either

Dean of Postgraduate Research), Professor Malcolm Macleod (UKRN steering group member) and Professor Andrew Millar (Chief Scientific Advisor on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture, for Scottish Government). ... Once the data access committee

Dean of Postgraduate Research), Professor Malcolm Macleod (UKRN steering group member) and Professor Andrew Millar (Chief Scientific Advisor on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture, for Scottish Government). ... Before the meeting, I encouraged

How can we ensure open research training reaches the 9,000 or so academics and postgraduate students we have at Cambridge? ... Dean of Postgraduate Research), Professor Malcolm Macleod (UKRN steering group member) and Professor Andrew Millar (Chief

How can we ensure open research training reaches the 9,000 or so academics and postgraduate students we have at Cambridge? ... Dean of Postgraduate Research), Professor Malcolm Macleod (UKRN steering group member) and Professor Andrew Millar (Chief

The programme featured talks by a range of local researchers – Dr Ralitsa Madsen (postdoctoral fellow and event organiser), Dr William Cawthorn (junior PI), Prof Robert Semple (Dean of Postgraduate Research and ... Dean of Postgraduate Research),

The programme featured talks by a range of local researchers – Dr Ralitsa Madsen (postdoctoral fellow and event organiser), Dr William Cawthorn (junior PI), Prof Robert Semple (Dean of Postgraduate Research and ... Dean of Postgraduate Research),

Policies and requirements are always evolving – especially in relation to open access – so it is important to be able to adapt quickly. ... be able to translate this knowledge into implementing user-friendly processes, including considering service

This was a larger percentage than those who had studied LIS at either undergraduate or postgraduate level. ... Another concrete output is the requirement for a dedicated software management plan for each grant that involves any software development.

Policies and requirements are always evolving – especially in relation to open access – so it is important to be able to adapt quickly. ... be able to translate this knowledge into implementing user-friendly processes, including considering service

Figure 3 Complete skill list. Almost all of the respondents had some level of either undergraduate or postgraduate education, with 71% either holding or working towards a postgraduate qualification in library ... If an editorial board is by its own

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 ... Education also emerged as

Policies and requirements are always evolving – especially in relation to open access – so it is important to be able to adapt quickly. ... This is partly explained by the University of Cambridge’s requirement for PhD students to upload their

The attendees were primarily postgraduate students and early career researchers, but senior researchers, administrative staff, librarians and publishers were also represented in the audience. ... Or are our requirements more functional such as the

The programme featured talks by a range of local researchers – Dr Ralitsa Madsen (postdoctoral fellow and event organiser), Dr William Cawthorn (junior PI), Prof Robert Semple (Dean of Postgraduate Research and ... Dean of Postgraduate Research),

A committee was formed to identify the requirements of three disparate groups: IT and records management, legal and IP, and researchers. ... Targeting our training. RDM workshops seem to be the most common way research data teams are engaging with

Figure 3 Complete skill list. Almost all of the respondents had some level of either undergraduate or postgraduate education, with 71% either holding or working towards a postgraduate qualification in library ... If an editorial board is by its own

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 ... Education also emerged as

Or are our requirements more functional such as the ability to manipulate large data sets, or experience working with academics, or an understanding of the Higher Education environment? ... They noted that this was a welcome opportunity to be able to

Qualifications outside LIS. A small number of respondents do not hold qualifications in LIS but hold or are working towards postgraduate qualifications in other subjects. ... This was a larger percentage than those who had studied LIS at either

The decision was to support APCs for postgraduate researchers (PGRs) who did not have any other access to money for gold open access, and could only be spent on fully open ... They noted that this was a welcome opportunity to be able to offer something

The advocacy for RDM at Cambridge started as ‘Open Data’ requirements, which led many researchers to believe that RDM is yet another requirement to comply with and that it was only ... The attendees were primarily postgraduate students and early

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 ... Education also emerged as

The programme featured talks by a range of local researchers – Dr Ralitsa Madsen (postdoctoral fellow and event organiser), Dr William Cawthorn (junior PI), Prof Robert Semple (Dean of Postgraduate Research and ... Dean of Postgraduate Research),

The attendees were primarily postgraduate students and early career researchers, but senior researchers, administrative staff, librarians and publishers were also represented in the audience. ... We are hoping that we might be able to work with RLUK and

their funder requirements by uploading their manuscripts to our institutional repository, Apollo, without needing to apply an embargo. ... in the first year of the Wellcome Trust rights retention requirement in the absence of an institutional policy.

Initially, expenditure was slow which allowed the Open Access Team to maintain a healthy balance that could guarantee funding for almost any paper which met a few basic requirements. ... Individuals depositing their outputs in a subject repository are

that their chosen repository meets the requirements set out in this policy.” And this is the crunch point. ... The updated HEFCE policy has addressed this:. “… we have decided to introduce an exception to the deposit requirements for outputs

As Jessica Gardner discussed on this blog, our collective ambition is to negotiate a Read-and-Publish deal with Elsevier that meets the sector’s requirements on costs and open access. ... meet our requirements.

Meeting these requirements is a major task for the University, and one it has tried to make as simple as possible for researchers. ... that their chosen repository meets the requirements set out in this policy.” And this is the crunch point.

CTS is a self-assessment status for repositories, awarded based on meeting 16 requirements that reflect the characteristics of trustworthy repositories. ... research outputs for the long-term, but also to meet funder requirements which are increasingly

Helpfully, the policy document makes no mention of this requirement; rather, this feature of the policy appears in the accompanying FAQs. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

their funder requirements by uploading their manuscripts to our institutional repository, Apollo, without needing to apply an embargo. ... in the first year of the Wellcome Trust rights retention requirement in the absence of an institutional policy.

In the blog HEFCE identified the key issues in meeting OA requirements as:. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

In the blog HEFCE identified the key issues in meeting OA requirements as:. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

Helpfully, the policy document makes no mention of this requirement; rather, this feature of the policy appears in the accompanying FAQs. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

their funder requirements by uploading their manuscripts to our institutional repository, Apollo, without needing to apply an embargo. ... in the first year of the Wellcome Trust rights retention requirement in the absence of an institutional policy.

Repositories, preprint servers – what’s the difference? Firstly, this policy legitimises preprint servers (likeand many more) and allows authors to use these systems without needing to worry about technical requirements. ... Individuals depositing

In order to do this we have had to learn more in depth about open access requirements and Research Councils’ funder requirements. ... This has involved researching and interpreting the REF 2021 requirements for open access to disseminate effectively to

In order to do this we have had to learn more in depth about open access requirements and Research Councils’ funder requirements. ... This has involved researching and interpreting the REF 2021 requirements for open access to disseminate effectively to