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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: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/long-author-lists-on-research-papers-are-threatening-the-academic-work-system-10279748.html" target="_blank"a story/awith the angle that many people ... Who is responsible if something goes wrong?/p h3The

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: 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: 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: To the contrary, several people said they would be interested in such metrics. ... In conferences often the breakout sessions are the things that people find really valuable.

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: infolib.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk 32 32 The most inspiring people in the world ... world/ https://infolib.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2013/09/12/the-most-inspiring-people-in-the-world/#respond Ange Fitzpatrick Thu, 12 Sep 2013 10:47:59 0000 CJBS Information

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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 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: 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: 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: work Susan has done in collaboration with anthropologist a href="http://sr.ithaka.org/people/nancy-fried-foster" target="_blank"Nancy Fried Foster/ais that libraries should get to know their ... employ specialists or employ librarians and train them

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: 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: 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 find that when there is a whiff of money in the air people get a little irrational. ... So sometimes people come to these discussions with the a priori that the current status quo is fine and are then seeing alternatives as a threat to that.

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: as five important people. ... comment that elicited a clap from the audience was from Jennifer Smith at St George’s University in London who asked if Elsevier’s profits are defensible when there are people

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: comment that elicited a clap from the audience was from Jennifer Smith at St George’s University in London who asked if Elsevier’s profits are defensible when there are people ... Our group identified that these people need to understand the

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: of investigative articles on the post-9/11 burgeoning of the US intelligence services collected here: a ... This is a fundamental aspect of almost all scholarly communication and an area where many people are unsure.

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: work Susan has done in collaboration with anthropologist a href="http://sr.ithaka.org/people/nancy-fried-foster" target="_blank"Nancy Fried Foster/ais that libraries should get to know their ... employ specialists or employ librarians and train them

25 Jun 2024: Comments on: Where did they come from? Educational background of people in scholarly communication https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=1313 Open Research at Cambridge Tue, 27 Mar 2018 ... Educational Background Of People In Scholarly

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: 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: 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: Another problem is the lack of rewards. For instance in my area, training, there’s no reward for people who take the time to make their training FAIR. ... To our surprise, stronghalf of the people expressed their will to speak publicly about their ideas