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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: The COAF funds match the academic year, with the new grants starting on 1 October each year. ... blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?feed=rss2&p=1080 1 1080 Good news stories about data sharing?

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: New roles are being created and advertised in order to better support researchers as they face increasing pressure to share their work. ... new ways of making open access (particularly green open access) appealing to researchers.

25 Jun 2024: libraries are moving from licensing published content to managing workflow and research outputs – which means the print collection needs to be managed down to free up resources for the new roles. ... After they have published, the process continues

28 Jun 2024: As the introduction of the new system is phased, this means some schools will still be working on X5, while others have access to Worktribe.

25 Jun 2024: Data curation posts have been repurposed from experienced librarian posts, taken up by new graduates, contractors, PhDs, or sometimes are joint appointments with different academic units. ... It is unlikely someone like that would spend five years

25 Jun 2024: This is a nightmare for the individual./p pHowever it is very bad news for an institution to be on the front page news. ... One of the things that is happening is we are getting diverse uptakes of new ideas.

25 Jun 2024: You can watch an a rel="noreferrer noopener" aria-label="online trailer (opens in a new tab)" href="https://youtu.be/g_j0iW5WlZ8" target="_blank"online trailer/a for the programme ... This was a good learning experience for me and something especially

25 Jun 2024: href="http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/asi.1097/abstract" target="_blank"2001 by Blaise Cronin/a)./p pemNature/empublisheda ... with-more-than-5-000-authors-1.17567" target="_blank"a news story/aon it, whichwas followed a week later by similar

25 Jun 2024: Their a href="https://www.protocols.io/workspaces/protocolsio-news/news/the-next-chapter-for-protocolsio"press statement/a aims to reassure that Protocols.io mission and vision will not change ... news/news.asp?id=645604"CILIP 125/a, having been

25 Jun 2024: The eResources experience is similar in terms of new competencies required in the profession. ... strongThe issue is partly that this is new legislation, so currently publisher and institutions are reactive, not strategic in relation to TDM/strong.

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: been the most successful, and have sometime also lead to new collaborations./p pDespite the apparent relative success of these various data championing efforts and the support that the data champions ... The eResources experience is similar in terms of

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. ... Their a

25 Jun 2024: pDr Beatrice Gini, the Office of Scholarly Communication’s new Training Coordinator, recently attended the inaugural ScholarlyCommunication Conference at the University of Kent. ... But are these problems new to big data research? I personally think

25 Jun 2024: This was a good learning experience for me and something especially useful ahead of new government accessibility guidelines being introduced. ... New roles are being created and advertised in order to better support researchers as they face increasing

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: In addition, we are co-ordinating with other UK universities for the supply of content through new and existing peer networks. ... The work has not been peer reviewed or published in the literature./p pThe British Academy report ema

25 Jun 2024: Comments on: Plan S – links, commentary and news items https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2433 Open Research at Cambridge Mon, 27 May 2019 13:44:29 0000 hourly ... news stories & press releases’ University of Stirling Library - Library

25 Jun 2024: that has a href="http://www.nature.com/news/peer-review-troubled-from-the-start-1.19763" target="_blank"only taken hold since the 1960s/a. ... strongThis system is relatively new and it is perhaps time to look at shifting the nature of peer review once

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25 Jun 2024: Their a href="https://www.protocols.io/workspaces/protocolsio-news/news/the-next-chapter-for-protocolsio"press statement/a aims to reassure that Protocols.io mission and vision will not change ... p pOf course, we would only retain access to historic

25 Jun 2024: href="http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/asi.1097/abstract" target="_blank"2001 by Blaise Cronin/a)./p pemNature/empublisheda ... PhD research is/was important using the hashtag a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ShareMyThesis?f=realtime" target=

25 Jun 2024: announce that the University of Cambridge has a new Self-Archiving Policy, which took effect from 1 April 2023. ... 1 in Australia. The song then topped the UK, Canada, Ireland, Denmark and New Zealand charts in 1982 and hit No.1 in the US in January 1983

25 Jun 2024: He referred to this as being ‘like a band reunion’./p h3A new era for library publishing? ... There are new computational practices with no physical or historical analogy – the practices don’t fit well with current understandings.

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: As well as receiving updates throughout the year on our investment news, available opportunities and portfolio news and updates. ... Latest investment news. Pause. Play. Stay in touch with the latest updates from Cambridge Enterprise.

25 Jun 2024: Who is doing the work of reading and assessing these multiple new formats? ... winchester_books)./p pThis thorny issue of image copyright permissions in research publications is sadly not new.

28 Jun 2024: Human Rights Committee, and the Committee’s Rapporteur in drafting General Comment 37 – as well as the creation of new ones – such as with the European Center for Not-for-Profit ... This Research Pack aims to contribute to interpretations of the

25 Jun 2024: libraries are moving from licensing published content to managing workflow and research outputs – which means the print collection needs to be managed down to free up resources for the new roles. ... After they have published, the process continues

28 Jun 2024: In Kuldova T. Ø., Gundhus H.O. and Wathne C. T. (Ed.), emPolicing and Intelligence in the Global Big Data Era, Volume I – New Global Perspectives on Algorithmic Governance/em. ... The Constitutional Court in Johannesburg was established as a key

25 Jun 2024: The exception is thata few days beforepublication the journal allows journalists access to the published papers so they can prepare news stories to coincide with the publication of the work. ... The work has not been peer reviewed or published in the

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

28 Jun 2024: MML is also fundamentally comparative, since all students start by studying two languages, one of which can be a new, or ab initio, language. ... Students enjoy a huge range of study and work experiences during their Year Abroad: internships, employment

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25 Jun 2024: href="http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/asi.1097/abstract" target="_blank"2001 by Blaise Cronin/a)./p pemNature/empublisheda ... with-more-than-5-000-authors-1.17567" target="_blank"a news story/aon it, whichwas followed a week later by similar

25 Jun 2024: Librarians are changing from the traditional gatekeeper role to one which helps their research community to disseminate the outputs of their work./p pThis shift offers academic library staff new opportunities ... strongHow do they find out about these

24 Jun 2024: Aim and content This course is free of charge for PhD students at Danish universities (except Copenhagen Business School), and for PhD Students from NorDoc member faculties. All other participants must pay the course fee.

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 ... service to our researchers, commensurate with the

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: My thanks to Dr Bea Gini for her leadership in planning this conference./p pstrongOpen Access now/strong/p pWhile we are actively working towards a new future for scholarly publishing, ... p pOf course, we would only retain access to historic materials,

25 Jun 2024: He referred to this as being ‘like a band reunion’./p h3A new era for library publishing? ... There are new computational practices with no physical or historical analogy – the practices don’t fit well with current understandings.

26 Jun 2024: a new recruitment or extension of contract will require the individual to apply for a Skilled Worker Visa (SWV). ... U. Change of Employment - New employee holding a Tier 2 or Skilled Worker visa, moving to the University. |_|.

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: 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: we are unable to obtain a list of publishers with whom we publish./spanAs part of the subscription we have access to the new analysing product, a ... The COAF funds match the academic year, with the new grants starting on 1 October each year.

25 Jun 2024: The motivations for highlighting the options for OA discovery on the new pages is described in this blog post. ... new audiences etc.

25 Jun 2024: 1 in Australia. The song then topped the UK, Canada, Ireland, Denmark and New Zealand charts in 1982 and hit No.1 in the US in January 1983. ... knowledge being generated and papers being published, it is simply impossible for human brains to assimilate

25 Jun 2024: blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2017#comment-35996 Really enjoyed giving this talk, which included a discussion of why people make the argument that data is the new oil, and ... pReally enjoyed giving this talk, which included a discussion of why people make the