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25 Jun 2024: In some cases, these requests were sent to people who have left the University, and we have had to query the system to retrieve these emails.

25 Jun 2024: When you actively read an article, you should make notes. Some people like highlighting when reading.

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: The links to that original pledge are no longer available. Over 30,000 people signed , but did not act on their pledge.

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: seems that a ‘common factor’ amongst all of the people and groups interviewed was ‘a general acceptance and welcome given to the concept of open access’.However, the administrative effort to

25 Jun 2024: should be also properly managed. In some areas the management and sharing of these items is well constructed and understood – for example, palaeontology journals will not allow people to publish without ... data sharing, is welcome, there are

25 Jun 2024: 400;"Contrary to our assumptions, many of the publishers responded saying that this information is difficult to compile because it is held on different systems and that multiple people would need

25 Jun 2024: 400;"Contrary to our assumptions, many of the publishers responded saying that this information is difficult to compile because it is held on different systems and that multiple people would need

25 Jun 2024: pdf"nudging people to improve their RDM practice/a/h3 pAndrew started his talk from a reflection that in order to improve our researchers’ RDM practice we need to do better ... I never thought I could spend an evening (night?) with people who would be

25 Jun 2024: should be also properly managed. In some areas the management and sharing of these items is well constructed and understood – for example, palaeontology journals will not allow people to publish without ... data sharing, is welcome, there are

25 Jun 2024: A stick only goes so far./p h3It’s really hard, people/h3 pPart of the reason why we are having so much difficulty selling the idea to both our research

25 Jun 2024: Since 2013, The Faraday Institute’s Youth and Schools Programme has helped nearly 30,000 young people to explore their big science-faith questions. ... If you or the young people in your care are asking the questions below, or you just want some space

25 Jun 2024: the repository and the attempt to find the authors for permission to make them open access./p pWhat this gave us, however, was an indication of the theses that people wanted

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 ... consultation with a community of people.

25 Jun 2024: seems that a ‘common factor’ amongst all of the people and groups interviewed was ‘a general acceptance and welcome given to the concept of open access’.However, the administrative effort to

25 Jun 2024: seems that a ‘common factor’ amongst all of the people and groups interviewed was ‘a general acceptance and welcome given to the concept of open access’.However, the administrative effort to

25 Jun 2024: the repository and the attempt to find the authors for permission to make them open access./p pWhat this gave us, however, was an indication of the theses that people wanted

25 Jun 2024: Search. June 25, 2024. Share. As we prepare to host our annual hybrid summer course next week we are reminded of the outstanding work of Prof. Elaine Howard Eckland, last year’s Keynote Speaker, which is mentioned in an excellent article by Anne

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: Given the international span of this group of people, one obvious solution is to take the party on the road – virtually speaking, at least.span

25 Jun 2024: One particular challenge can be to control what people (or bots) do with your data, but researchers have a choice over where to share (e.g., which repository to choose) and

25 Jun 2024: and for the people you want to engage with./p pStep three is about trying it out!

25 Jun 2024: 400;"Contrary to our assumptions, many of the publishers responded saying that this information is difficult to compile because it is held on different systems and that multiple people would need ... Copy service/a which allows people to contact authors

25 Jun 2024: Given the international span of this group of people, one obvious solution is to take the party on the road – virtually speaking, at least.span

25 Jun 2024: Given the international span of this group of people, one obvious solution is to take the party on the road – virtually speaking, at least.span

25 Jun 2024: RCUK Archives - Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?tag=rcuk Open Research at Cambridge Fri, 26 Oct 2018 12:36:43 0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6 210359508 Blood: in short supply?

25 Jun 2024: Given the international span of this group of people, one obvious solution is to take the party on the road – virtually speaking, at least.span

25 Jun 2024: Given the international span of this group of people, one obvious solution is to take the party on the road – virtually speaking, at least.span

25 Jun 2024: Librarians are notoriously busy people and coupling this with summer holidays and the introduction of a new library management system meant that it would have been impractical to schedule in a

25 Jun 2024: Librarians are notoriously busy people and coupling this with summer holidays and the introduction of a new library management system meant that it would have been impractical to schedule in a

25 Jun 2024: Trinity Hall has been awarded a Gold Green Impact Award by the University of Cambridge available for its commitment to sustainability.

25 Jun 2024: beating-cancer-sooner-our-strategy"research strategy/a, to see three quarters of people surviving cancer by 2034.

25 Jun 2024: Slawomir says he has drawn inspiration from many people but he singled out a few for special mention: “My first mentor was Prof. ... I find the MCR community in our College to be a very welcoming and vibrant group of wonderful, smart people.

25 Jun 2024: The links to that original pledge are no longer available. Over 30,000 people signed , but did not act on their pledge.

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: COAF Archives - Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?tag=coaf Open Research at Cambridge Fri, 25 Sep 2020 07:56:10 0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6 210359508 Preparing for the end of COAF

25 Jun 2024: REF Archives - Unlocking Research https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?tag=ref Open Research at Cambridge Thu, 22 Oct 2020 16:18:25 0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6 210359508 Open access: fringe or mainstream?

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: 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: A stick only goes so far./p h3It’s really hard, people/h3 pPart of the reason why we are having so much difficulty selling the idea to both our research

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: the repository and the attempt to find the authors for permission to make them open access./p pWhat this gave us, however, was an indication of the theses that people wanted

25 Jun 2024: Since 2013, The Faraday Institute’s Youth and Schools Programme have helped nearly 30,000 young people to explore their big science-faith questions. ... If you, or the young people in your care are asking the questions below, or you just want some

25 Jun 2024: the repository and the attempt to find the authors for permission to make them open access./p pWhat this gave us, however, was an indication of the theses that people wanted

25 Jun 2024: Copy service/a which allows people to contact authors of embargoed material in the repository and ask them to send through the author’s accepted manuscript.

25 Jun 2024: This might be an issue for the analysis – it will depend on which way people have interpreted ‘2014’.

25 Jun 2024: The links along the left-hand side also offer a company summary, financials/valuation, overview of key people, company business relationships and news.

25 Jun 2024: People’s Republic of China Today’. 15. Wildsmith, Andrew G., ‘Ethnicity, Church Structure and Decision-Making in.

25 Jun 2024: The Outer Parlour is suitable for both meetings and dinners, with the large table accommodating 16 people. ... Fish, shellfish, and poultry may contain bones and/or shell. Finger buffet £21 (min 10 people).