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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: brbrstrongWhat can be deposited? /strongbrbrCambridge University researchers can deposit new (unpublished) preprints that have not been submitted to an external subject repository/preprint server. ... new ways of making open access (particularly green

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: 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: For Research Councils’ funded papers the new guidelines place an emphasis on fully Open Access journals and hybrid journals where the publisher is taking a sustainable approach to managing the transition ... and for curating and sharing new data

25 Jun 2024: While this isgreat news, there are 400 new PhD students every year at the Graduate School of Life Sciences. ... The exception is thata few days beforepublication the journal allows journalists access to the published papers so they can prepare news

25 Jun 2024: Friday containssome observations fromDr Lauren Cadwalladeron the bigger picture. For researchers new to Open Access, it can often feel like policies are imposed on them by their institution. ... researchers and more like to be shared on the internet in

25 Jun 2024: Others are ‘optimistic’ in the abstract. The articles that describe bad news receive far fewer citations than would be expected. ... People don’t want to cite bad news. So is science self correcting?/p pWe can introduce measures to help science

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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: 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: for education./p pstrongOpen/strong implies that a resource is in the public domain and can be used and reused to build new knowledge. ... Paul described it as more like a series of badges where an academic gets new things ‘pinned on’./p pAcademics

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 ... For Research Councils’ funded papers the new guidelines place an

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

25 Jun 2024: Friday containssome observations fromDr Lauren Cadwalladeron the bigger picture. For researchers new to Open Access, it can often feel like policies are imposed on them by their institution. ... researchers and more like to be shared on the internet in

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: readability/a as the New York Times./p p‘This bad writing is highly educated’ is a killer sentence from Michael Billig’swell researched and written book ‘a ... PhD research is/was important using the hashtag a

25 Jun 2024: The global reach of these narratives, and the technologies, standards and models these narratives sustain, are dictating modes of working and collaborating among those who can access them, and creating new ... There was a suggestion thatstrong

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

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: In this post Dr Mélodie Garnier provides some new insights into our Request a Copy service. ... In this post Dr Mélodie Garnier provides some new insights into our Request a Copy service./em/p p4,416.

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: collaborate/li liIn-depth results analysis/li liData management/li /ul pQualtrics is compliant with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that was established in May 2018.

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25 Jun 2024: The College. Apply. Fellowships. People. News & Events. Valeria Ramirez. College positions:. ... Her research lies at the intersection of innovations and society, examining how communities of practice create, use, adopt and adapt new technologies.

25 Jun 2024: This is the origin of the concept in Europe. I think Smits dismisses it a little too lightly./p By: News Roundup (September 24, 2018) | LJ infoDOCKET ... cam.ac.uk/?p=2163#comment-53117 News Roundup (September 24, 2018) | LJ infoDOCKET Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

25 Jun 2024: The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales. ... They are prepared to take down theses upon request of the author but to date none have been received./li lia href="http://www.ed.ac.uk/alumni/services/news

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: The forum started with an introduction to the West Hub by  Library Manager Daniele Campello and we welcomed Clair Castle as the new interim Research Data Manager with the Office of ... wp-block-heading"strongOpportunities/strong/h4 pThe A&H tend to

25 Jun 2024: the process of trying to get this new publication form off the ground. ... even further encroachment, the second presentation by Jean Shipman from Elsevier was about a new initiative which is strongtraining librarians to train researchers about data

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25 Jun 2024: of information, from peer-reviewed articles to industry reports, market research, SWOT analyses, trade-journal news and company profiles./p pWhen you first connect, you may need to enter your Raven

25 Jun 2024: uk"Unlocking Research/a./p pToday a href="http://news.yale.edu/2014/12/10/new-deputy-provosts-announced-susan-gibbons-and-richard-bribiescas" target="_blank"Susan Gibbons/a, theUniversity Librarian & ... The researchers asked professors what they

25 Jun 2024: for education./p pstrongOpen/strong implies that a resource is in the public domain and can be used and reused to build new knowledge. ... New professional librarians surveyed said that copyright was not covered in enough depth during their courses

25 Jun 2024: Tools that enable versioned evidence exist, and can integrate with a scientific record in a way that rewards new and improved evidence and practices. ... Tools that enable versioned evidence exist, and can integrate with a scientific record in a way that

25 Jun 2024: of help on offer, rather than reinventing the wheel by creating something new. ... PhD research is/was important using the hashtag a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ShareMyThesis?f=realtime" target="new"#ShareMyThesis/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: 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 ... create new problems as the demand for this technology is not

25 Jun 2024: But we are aware that some previous negotiations between universities and publishers could not find enough mutual ground (for example a ... p pOf course, we would only retain access to historic materials, not new publications.

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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

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25 Jun 2024: In this post Dr Mélodie Garnier provides some new insights into our Request a Copy service. ... The ADT website, acentral metadata repository, was hosted at the University of New South Wales.

25 Jun 2024: This was a good learning experience for me and something especially useful ahead of new government accessibility guidelines being introduced. ... for education./p pstrongOpen/strong implies that a resource is in the public domain and can be used and

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.

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