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25 Jun 2024: People worked in pairs and had a pile of building bricks which they were asked to build a shape from. ... These ranged from an explanation of what people did, to participants describing what they knew, to poems.

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: 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: seeing what people do which focuses on what people really do in the workplace. ... These measures serve as a quality control method because everything gets checked because people know it is going to be made available.

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: The dataset underpinning the findings described here a href="https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.13131"is available in the repository/a./p h3What are people requesting?/h3 pWe have had ... 29.png 507w" sizes="(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" //aLooking at the

25 Jun 2024: People start off as a Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer, then Reader, the Professor. ... But in research groups people move on so even a shared memory is lost.

25 Jun 2024: All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

25 Jun 2024: All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

25 Jun 2024: People worked in pairs and had a pile of building bricks which they were asked to build a shape from. ... These ranged from an explanation of what people did, to participants describing what they knew, to poems.

25 Jun 2024: There were two publishers, and four people who identified as ‘other’ – which were intermediaries. ... It would help to have an understanding of the extent of infringing activity going on with University networks (considering that people can

25 Jun 2024: academic integrity and adjust to support modern collaboration and scholarship tools, and begin rewarding people who have engaged in certain types of process rather than relying on traditional assessment schemes. ... based policy/strong./p

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: All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

25 Jun 2024: In conferences often the breakout sessions are the things that people find really valuable. ... There were two publishers, and four people who identified as ‘other’ – which were intermediaries.

25 Jun 2024: I contact the author and break the news that he might have to pay this large bill himself and that this is why we like people to contact us first./p ... It’s a fractious crowd. One or two people are keen Open Access advocates and speak up to say how

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: Ben acknowledged this is a concern but asked is it reasonable to sit on data for, say, five years so that other people end up being funded to generate the same ... culture change is needed in addition to new processes./strong/p pThe EPSRC do wish to

25 Jun 2024: where we often have an opportunity to see people only once face to face. ... buying a Vauxhall – can buy lots of parts and find lots of people to fix it.

25 Jun 2024: All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

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: 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: This helps to defend the integrity of the scholarly record. There are many people of ill-will who want to make misinformation look like academic information; who plagiarize academic articles; and

25 Jun 2024: All these people had different approaches, and different needs about web archiving.

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: 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: 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 our responsibility now is today’s researcher and today’s scientists and people working across all disciplines across our great university. ... team of 70 dedicated people, with precise workflows for data processing./p pHowever, how realistic it

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: communication with new people coming through continuously who need to be brought up to speed. ... a library qualification, particularly for people who have years of experience in a related field.

25 Jun 2024: What resonated with me the most from the conference was the fact that while we are curating data we are curating people as well. ... em/p pI feel that this describes the role of data curators exactly: researchers and the people supporting them are

25 Jun 2024: People worked in pairs and had a pile of building bricks which they were asked to build a shape from. ... These ranged from an explanation of what people did, to participants describing what they knew, to poems.

25 Jun 2024: But this new development has, understandably, given a few people the jitters./p pFirst up, and if this is all you read remember this, Plan S is a strongstatement of ... Academicswant full protection but also full sharing. In the world of the internet

25 Jun 2024: Having a page limit means that only the most important information can be included and this forces me to think about what people emreally/em need to know about a topic. ... handy-guides"website/a so that people can adapt the information as needed and we

25 Jun 2024: p h3When are people prepared to share?/h3 pThe second activity involved lots of sticky dots and large pieces of paper. ... Not surprisingly most people were resistant to any University mandate telling them what to do.

25 Jun 2024: People start off as a Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer, then Reader, the Professor. ... But in research groups people move on so even a shared memory is lost.

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: handy-guides"website/a so that people can adapt the information as needed and we have added downloadable versions upon popular demand. ... Academicswant full protection but also full sharing. In the world of the internet there’s a free-for-all –

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: 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 ... availability was also discussed during the first case study

25 Jun 2024: was some disquiet beforehand, by people who were not attending, about the workshopeffectively being ‘closed’. ... However people revert to type – in our group we all used our devices to collaborate on our documents.

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: 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: is necessary because of the way people are valued and rewarded. ... But when people sign their copyright away to another entity, copyright becomes a purely economic tool for financial exploitation by that entity./p pThere is no doubt publishers protect

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 ... availability was also discussed during the first case study

25 Jun 2024: so more people can access, read and use this work./p pAfter all, having huge swathes of research in repositories under embargoes or spending literally millions of pounds annually to make ... Is UK research more visible in the world now? Are people

25 Jun 2024: Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’ but they are owned by big publishers. ... team of 70 dedicated people, with precise workflows for data processing./p pHowever, how realistic it is for a university to develop similar solutions

25 Jun 2024: seeing what people do which focuses on what people really do in the workplace. ... These measures serve as a quality control method because everything gets checked because people know it is going to be made available.

25 Jun 2024: is necessary because of the way people are valued and rewarded. ... But when people sign their copyright away to another entity, copyright becomes a purely economic tool for financial exploitation by that entity./p pThere is no doubt publishers protect

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.