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25 Jun 2024: networking. I met with people at similar roles at other institutions. And again, the breakout sessions were invaluable – they allowed us to exchange precious experience, feedback gained and lessons learnt while ... team of 70 dedicated people, with

25 Jun 2024: networking. I met with people at similar roles at other institutions. And again, the breakout sessions were invaluable – they allowed us to exchange precious experience, feedback gained and lessons learnt while ... team of 70 dedicated people, with

25 Jun 2024: You can include a schedule, news feed, Twitter feed, photographs, contact people and other important information. ... You can respond with either your name or anonymously to encourage people to be uninhibited and creative.

25 Jun 2024: The recipe is simple: invite inspirational leaders, bright people with curious minds and have an excellent chair. ... More and more people are looking at new ways of chunking and parallelisation of data downloads.

25 Jun 2024: A total of 1364 people registered and more than 700 attended all together, with the rest possibly watching the recordings at a later date. ... On the day, we were thrilled to see that 136 people attended the webinar, participating from a wide range of

25 Jun 2024: Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people to change. ... There was a suggestion that presenting RDM services as endeavours from inside or outside the Library could make a difference to

25 Jun 2024: The first is that people have very much asked for some hands on sessions. ... that people identified as the ‘one most important thing’ they learnt was instructive.

25 Jun 2024: It is so nice to find people like that. That may happen also with some kinds of indigenous communities. ... people, how do they view the archaeologists and the work?/p pACN: It really depends on the owner.

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people to change. ... There was a suggestion that presenting RDM services as endeavours from inside or outside the Library could make a difference to

25 Jun 2024: strongIn less than 24 hours there were over 300 responses/strong, clearly indicating that the subject had touched a nerve for people working in the sector. ... responses received so far is that stronga significant number of people working in scholarly

25 Jun 2024: People from all over the world and from all walks of life are keen to access them. ... range of people accessing the repository – their geographical provenance, background and professional occupation.

25 Jun 2024: Also having an editorial board with people across the institution. The Press is operating on a shoestring hard. ... There are higher barriers for entry to new publishers – people don’t have a good second book to give away to an OA publisher.

25 Jun 2024: Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people to change. ... There was a suggestion that presenting RDM services as endeavours from inside or outside the Library could make a difference to

25 Jun 2024: but two people opted in because they feared PLOS would think they had something to hide if they didn’t. ... In Big Data and in human genetics in particular, people are working collectively.

25 Jun 2024: org/research/people/dempsey.html?urlm=160985" target="_blank"Lorcan Demsey/a came to speak to staff at Cambridge University Library about how the role and purpose of libraries are changing. ... Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’

25 Jun 2024: org/research/people/dempsey.html?urlm=160985" target="_blank"Lorcan Demsey/a came to speak to staff at Cambridge University Library about how the role and purpose of libraries are changing. ... Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’ but they are owned by big publishers. ... There were researchers and innovators (and often people were both), research funders, publishers, geeks and administrators all sharing their ideas.

25 Jun 2024: a href="http://www.software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a and a href="http://www.software.ac.uk/about/people/neil-chue-hong"Neil Chue Hong/a ... software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a – Community Lead at the Software

25 Jun 2024: an aside – the challenge with having people coming together from multiple research areas is everyone brings their ema priori/em biases with them. ... People tend tosee the problem through their own lens, so have different ways of approaching the problem

25 Jun 2024: You can include a schedule, news feed, Twitter feed, photographs, contact people and other important information. ... You can respond with either your name or anonymously to encourage people to be uninhibited and creative.

25 Jun 2024: She reaches people through posters and infographics, sprinkling on a little competition (for the highest download figures) to boost interest. ... handy-guides"website/a so that people can adapt the information as needed and we have added downloadable

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: I very much hope people will take us up on this and offer suggestions for inclusions and improvements. ... I’ve enjoyed educating librarians in research support so much and I really hope that people will find the online Ambassador resource useful.

25 Jun 2024: There were even people to open doors. I thought that just didn’t happen anymore. ... It felt like we were the only people in the world, crossing time zones together.

25 Jun 2024: a href="http://www.software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a and a href="http://www.software.ac.uk/about/people/neil-chue-hong"Neil Chue Hong/a ... software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a – Community Lead at the Software

25 Jun 2024: together considering whether these were the kinds of skills, knowledge and people they are currently employing or working with? ... a library qualification, particularly for people who have years of experience in a related field.

25 Jun 2024: To the contrary, several people said they would be interested in such metrics. ... Twenty people participated in the survey. The total score received from all respondents for each question were calculated.

25 Jun 2024: He noted that this is because strongoften people haven’t thought about the data they will generate at the start of the project/strong. ... could be ‘mission creep’ where the funders expect people to do things that are a waste of time.

25 Jun 2024: org/research/people/dempsey.html?urlm=160985" target="_blank"Lorcan Demsey/a came to speak to staff at Cambridge University Library about how the role and purpose of libraries are changing. ... Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’

25 Jun 2024: I very much hope people will take us up on this and offer suggestions for inclusions and improvements. ... handy-guides"website/a so that people can adapt the information as needed and we have added downloadable versions upon popular demand.

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: There is a lesson here, he noted, strongsuppliers should use “the divine discontent of the customer as their north star”./strong He used the example of Amazon to suggest people working ... He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and

25 Jun 2024: Those in the know – people working in scholarly communication and some senior members of research institutions – are a ... He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and gave several reasons: to understand the world, change the world,

25 Jun 2024: initiatives. The conference provided an opportunity for people from across the world to come together in a hybrid format to discuss how adopting the open research principles of open access, participation ... Such questions lead to the need for reputable

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: of investigative articles on the post-9/11 burgeoning of the US intelligence services collected here: a ... He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and gave several reasons: to understand the world, change the world, earn a living and be

25 Jun 2024: Is UK research more visible in the world now? Are people actually finding these articles? ... terms of uptake so far, feedback we have received, and reasons why people might request a copy of a document in our repository.

25 Jun 2024: Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’ but they are owned by big publishers. ... There were researchers and innovators (and often people were both), research funders, publishers, geeks and administrators all sharing their ideas.

25 Jun 2024: But the reasons for people’s involvement and the end point they are aiming for can be vastly different. ... Geoff noted that throughout the conference people had used some terms fairly loosely, including ‘commercial’ and ‘for profit’.

25 Jun 2024: You can incentivise people by having champions. There are different needs in a large institution. ... Long term solutions include using cloud base solutions, even MS Office, but what happens when people leave?

25 Jun 2024: the challenge with having people coming together from multiple research areas is everyone brings their ema priori/em biases with them. ... People tend tosee the problem through their own lens, so have different ways of approaching the problem.

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: Having a mixture of people from various disciplines and backgrounds allowed many different points of view on engaging researchers to be discussed. ... Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people

25 Jun 2024: It was a calm measured discussion where he thanked many people who had worked with them to develop the plan. ... If you take the academic freedom argument, he asked, what about wanting to stop people from publishing in predatory journals?

25 Jun 2024: several suggestions (including names and contact details) to the Editor for people who might want to contribute. ... I am happy to hear about them if they do exist./p pAnd yet people do undertake research in this area.

25 Jun 2024: Will we have future where people are just generating data and publishing it on its own and not doing the analysis?/strong/p pIt could happen. ... management plans as well as for the people who will do the final checks?

25 Jun 2024: Not all institutions provide a data repository service. There are significant overheads associated with this activity both for the technology and the people to upload and curate the data./p ... These people may have a high level of expertise in handling,

25 Jun 2024: uk/people/academic-staff/njanz"Dr Nicole Janz/a from the Department of Sociology at the University of Cambridge: “a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNIAZyFK13E"Transparency in Social ... team of 70 dedicated people, with precise workflows for