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25 Jun 2024: To our surprise, stronghalf of the people expressed their will to speak publicly about their ideas/strong. ... These services allow people to share manuscripts before publication (or acceptance by a journal).

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: However, in conversation with some legal people and contemporaries at other institutions (some of these exchanges are replicated at the end of the blog) one of the observations was that generally ... Academicswant full protection but also full sharing.

25 Jun 2024: It explored the risk and governance of data within an organisation, and the final weeks focused strongly on the role of people and teams associated with data./p pPeter Jackson and

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

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

25 Jun 2024: Scientists strategically understand the class of people who will review their work and know they will be flattered when they see their own research. ... APCs to pay for different aspects of the service they offer and allow people to choose different

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: These ranged from an explanation of what people did, to participants describing what they knew, to poems. ... People tend tosee the problem through their own lens, so have different ways of approaching the problem.

25 Jun 2024: software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a – Community Lead at the Software Sustainability Institute/p pShoaib leads the Institute’s community engagement activities and strategies. ... team of 70 dedicated people, with precise workflows

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: This might be an issue for the analysis – it will depend on which way people have interpreted ‘2014’.

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: 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: basis/li liThe strongfunders are considering monitoring data management plans/strong but their current primary goal is to encourage people to think about data management and sharing from the very start ... Your first responsibility is to protect your

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: 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: She reaches people through posters and infographics, sprinkling on a little competition (for the highest download figures) to boost interest. ... Kirsty Wallis (University of Greenwich) stressed the importance of over-preparing and tailoring sessions to

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: 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: 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: 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: Mining./a/p h3Libraries’ role in research/h3 pThe role of libraries and the people who work in them was the theme of one session – with arguments that libraries should be ... Are these people already in libraries who we train up, or are they people

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: 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: research to ensure 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 ... This is tricky. Often the people who

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: 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: thinking about the technical aspects of sustaining software there was also discussion of what is required to motivate people to make their code re-usable. ... software.ac.uk/about/people/shoaib-sufi"Shoaib Sufi/a – Community Lead at the Software

25 Jun 2024: takes to roll out (a few months for a lab of 50 people!) There are also concerns about security, import-export loss and if using a cloud solution, awareness of where

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. ... They are fighting to take data away from us. We can tackle this with regulation faster but in the long term we

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: 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: management plans as well as for the people who will do the final checks? ... Having a mixture of people from various disciplines and backgrounds allowed many different points of view on engaging researchers to be discussed.

25 Jun 2024: research to ensure 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 ... This is tricky. Often the people who

25 Jun 2024: research to ensure 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 ... This is tricky. Often the people who

25 Jun 2024: The areas most impacted by the loss of access would be Physical Sciences, Biological Sciences and Clinical Medicineem./em But we have other plans to help people get access to the

25 Jun 2024: range of people accessing the repository – their geographical provenance, background and professional occupation. ... to me but not necessarily to other people so they all needed renaming.

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: She reaches people through posters and infographics, sprinkling on a little competition (for the highest download figures) to boost interest. ... Kirsty Wallis (University of Greenwich) stressed the importance of over-preparing and tailoring sessions to

25 Jun 2024: Of those people who followed this up with the original authors, most were unable to determine why the work was not reproducible. ... Associate Professor OHSU, spoke about HARKing(seea

25 Jun 2024: Of those people who followed this up with the original authors, most were unable to determine why the work was not reproducible. ... Associate Professor OHSU, spoke about HARKing(seea

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: make arbitrary decisions about what they will publish based on people’s location and their policy requirements rather than the quality of the work, does this not fly in contravention of

25 Jun 2024: Scientists strategically understand the class of people who will review their work and know they will be flattered when they see their own research. ... APCs to pay for different aspects of the service they offer and allow people to choose different

25 Jun 2024: It is true that other people can benefit from our research but we can also benefit from theirs./p h3strongIn the beginning…/strong/h3 pThe Open Access movement as it stands

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: 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: This is tricky. Often the people who have succeeded have some investment in the status quo remaining. ... Of those people who followed this up with the original authors, most were unable to determine why the work was not reproducible.