ScholarlyComm

Columbia Libraries Scholarly Communication Program explores innovative ways to share, curate & preserve new knowledge.

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

In the wake of the #johnsonandjohnson trial, here's a selection of #openaccess @columbia research on the opioid crisis: https://t.co/3G4o30GcTC

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

Come join the @columbiaDS team as our Scholarly Communication Technologies Librarian! Direct questions to @terrainsvagues.
https://t.co/Z9qr5OUjeR

[ScienceOpen @Science_Open]

Explore the #ScienceOpen collection 'Hurricanes: #OpenAccess', treating all aspects of #hurricanes - from data, causes and modeling, to effects on #health, #ecology, #social systems, #environment, and #agriculture. #WorldEnvironmentDay https://t.co/Aexx55mzOe

[Monica McCormick @moncia]

Great to work with @gsiesing and Teddy Diggs @educausereview on this column. Open-Access Monographs: New Tools, More Access https://t.co/M8bxOix7sE

[Megs Wacha @megwacha]

Y'all, I appreciate my colleagues at @sum_research for many reasons, including the fact that they just pulled back the info-curtain to show the otherwise invisible labor of librarians ⬇️ #realLifeOfAScholarlyCommunicationsLibrarian #scholcomm

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

Today, @columbiaDS is fortunate to be attending a campus talk by @SoerenAuer: "Towards an Open Research Knowledge Graph—knowledge-based information flows in science and technology"

[Charles Watkinson (he/him/his) @charleswatkinso]

This is the result of a multinational community conversation, supported by @MellonFdn and led by @BISG which provides important insights into infrastructure needs for #openaccess books and recommendations including formation of a "data trust" for ebook usage data. Worth reading!

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

Today, the @Columbia repository celebrates 27,000 #openaccess items with Joseph E. Stiglitz's "Economic Justice in America: Fifty Years After the Kerner Report" https://t.co/4qnwUqdwjQ

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

Love Amanda Makula's #acrlintersections definition of open access as "scholarly publishing meets social justice." #ACRL2019

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

At #ACRL2019, thinking through disciplinary inclusion for students via the intersection of #scholcomm and #infolit

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

We'll be #scholcomm tweeting from #ACRL2019 starting tomorrow, but we're sorry we're missing the #LISOER workshop today: @tceles_B_hsup, @msbonn, & @JoshBolick on using #OER to bring new and underrepresented voices into the scholcomm conversation. https://t.co/olmJF2mAgL

[Sean Takats @stakats]

With the news that Mendeley Institutional is shutting down, a reminder why Zotero is always the best choice: https://t.co/tOL44vyFwD

tl;dr you control your own data and can actually use current operating systems and word processors (even Google Docs!)

https://t.co/FjNPUsaIij

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

And one research workflow diagram compilation blogpost to rule them all. Thank you @lisalibrarian, @Rsspringer1, and @dm_cooper https://t.co/Bnp6vUvbyt

[Columbia Libraries @columbialib]

Make your research as impactful as possible w/ @ColumbiaDS! Join our #DigitalScholarship team in the 5-Day Impact Challenge to improve your professional online presence 1 task at a time: https://t.co/yndlfwGOJg

[ScholarlyComm @ScholarlyComm]

So much respect for @UofCalifornia's decision to cease supporting a publisher with bigger profit margins than Big Pharma #openaccessFTW!

[Meredith Turner @UC_Newsroom]

“I fully support our faculty, staff and students in breaking down paywalls that hinder the sharing of groundbreaking research"—UC President Janet Napolitano on #openaccess publishing. https://t.co/UMO1bEgOhk

[Association of Research Libraries @ARLnews]

"If we didn't have fair use, we'd say goodbye to search engines, memes, documentaries, and more."

—@ARLpolicy on @atlblog https://t.co/R1jMRSdRwX …

#FairUseWeek #FairDealingWeek

[LSE Impact Blog @LSEImpactBlog]

Wellcome Open Research, the future of scholarly communication? #OA https://t.co/LR7UqUhmCh

[Not just Google Scholar's Digest @GScholarDigest]

Some users are finding GS records that point to non-scholarly websites such as, apparently, online shoe stores. This might be a deliberate SPAM attempt, as the URLs contain traces of scholarly information https://t.co/hRPCqJRfJU

[ReaDI Program @ReaDI_Columbia]

How to detect p-hacking?
https://t.co/W6iFR4rtvJ