Research sovereignty has emerged as a key issue this month, as funders decide rights to research should no longer be given away. Check out my on why a global shift to OA has big implications for Australia: https://t.co/TvITvH9PQl #openknowledge#openaccess@COKIproject
Thoroughly enjoyed the @RR_Oxford launch yesterday. Amy Warner May gave a shout-out to all the work being done by @bodleianlibs, including our @oxforduni_repo. @ukrepro@OAOxford
@EpistemeHealth @ashleydfarley@beholdthesea And please, please *read* the publishing agreements you sign. Expecting us to "just fix it" when you discover you've given away your copyright (or other rights) in a written contract is a challenge we can live without.
@EpistemeHealth @ashleydfarley@beholdthesea No, but we expect to have our knowledge and expertise recognised when we give advice. Having it *valued* is a plus. Shared academic librarian experience agrees that being told *we* are threatening the careers of researchers and academics can be soul destroying.
Cilip campaigner and CEO @NickPoole1 makes a great case for supporting our libraries. They provide knowledge, understanding and opportunities for growth to everyone or any background. Closing them is wrong. Blaming it on economic downturn? Also wrong. https://t.co/9JITyFpVQj
Since the Mirror story re library cuts I’ve seen many people stating that libraries aren’t a statutory service which is factually incorrect, so here’s some info
https://t.co/tcNt5im8nt
Less than half of students trust universities to keep data safe – UK students are concerned about rumours of universities facing data security issues, says survey https://t.co/BLtsurIRG6
Open Science Practices in Environmental Archaeology
The @Envarch Spring Conference 2020 will be taking place at All Souls College, University of Oxford on Saturday 28th March 2020
CFP now open until 6th December #AEAOpenScience
https://t.co/pg0op47fNV
@rachaellammey @britishlibrary@EThOSBL@open_con Always a pleasure to hear Sara Gould talk about her repository work at @britishlibrary. An interesting correlation with @kodertj's work with @_OpenPharma - the importance of individual experience as revealed in interviews and #casestudies.
@_OpenPharma aim for their lay medical summaries to be at reading age 9 - it’s hard to simplify scientific research but really useful and everyone prefers to read this than the full paper. #OpenConOx2019
We’re back from the break #OpenConOx2019 Kicking off with Tim Koder from @_OpenPharma talking about the need for transparency in pharmaceutical research. “Only 32% of the public trust pharmaceutical research completely or a great deal” @open_con@CrossrefOrg@bodleianlibs