The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship
On 26 May, Serah Rono, Director of Community Development and Engagement at The Carpentries, had a Fireside Chat with Martin J. Brennan, Scholarly Communication Education Librarian at UCLA. Held via Zoom,
On Tuesday, 27 April LIBSENSE co-hosted a community call with the REPO project. Within the wider framework of discussing lessons learned from designing and conducting virtual open access and open
Last week I received an email from one of the top five commercial academic publishers saying: “Through this work, we are also very interested in the thoughts and perspective of
Why would REPO need “a framework”? The REPO project is concerned with understanding how open science and research training can be best provided in an online environment. During the covid
Are you interested in how people learn to be “Open” in their research? Have you taught others how to adopt sustainable open research and data practices? Have you wondered about
Looking back at the Infrastucture Series with collected resources recommended …
As we witness a rise in the creation of content, software, systems, and infrastructure that help share knowledge and stories globally without barriers, the Open Publishing Awards seek to recognize
The idea behind this series was not just to illuminate the infrastructure work that enables …
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