Emily Singley

Vice President, North American Library Relations at Elsevier

[Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe @lisalibrarian]

One doesn't expect library innovations in negotiated contracts with publishers to be featured in Time magazine ... and yet here we are!

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

So proud that #Elsevier is sponsoring the inaugural #ARL President's Institute this year - looking forward to learning how we can work together on #SDGs and #sustainability https://t.co/hcbWky1tls @ARLnews

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Thought provoking conversations on innovations in journal peer review at #DC2023 with Dr. Ronald J Chenail and Sigmar de Mello Rode - wonderful to have the Brazilian perspective! #elsevier

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Impressive examples of use of Digital Commons exhibits at #DC2023 - featuring Alice Sherwood and Courtenay Mcleland #elsevier

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Fabulous keynote by Judy Verses to kickoff #DC2023 - highlighting #elsevier work around #OA and #DEIA

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Looking forward to talking with libraries about #rdm at this ACRL Choice webinar: https://t.co/z1WPtZd3cr @ALA_ACRL

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

#ScopusAI is here! Very excited to be part of this roll out - looking forward to learning from our alpha testers!

[Elsevier @ElsevierConnect]

Taking the world’s top abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature to the next level with generative #AI - check out #Scopus AI ‘alpha’ to help researchers get deeper insights faster, support #research collaboration.

Read more: https://t.co/snuVUg7oyu

#ScopusAI

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Draft report on Shared Infrastructure for #scholcomm now out from @IthakaSR!

[Oya Y Rieger @OyaRieger]

We invite you to share comments on the report—from your perspectives on the strengths and limitations of the shared infrastructure of #ScholarlyCommunication to new opportunities we should examine. Get in touch with us by August 31:
https://t.co/GbehKsdh5y

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Congrats to my Cell colleagues on this really powerful issue - and Happy Juneteenth!

[Cell @CellCellPress]

Our Juneteenth-themed issue is out! It features several articles highlighting the voices, perspectives and stories of over 70 outstanding Black scientists! ⁠ ⁠
https://t.co/DWf0VlDvUt

On the cover, Mays et al. describe the historical context of the Juneteenth holiday in the United States, the lasting impacts of slavery on Black Americans and the diaspora of Black scientists, and how to progress in making academic science a genuinely inclusive and egalitarian enterprise. ⁠ ⁠⁠

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

An amazing group of librarians - it was wonderful to have the opportunity to meet at #MLASLA23!

[Kübra Zayim Gedik @kubra_zayim]

Cunningham Fellows!

#MLASLA23
#MedLibs

@MedLibAssn

[Aaron Tay @aarontay]

Elsevier data fetcher-built by Elsevier, fetch data from Scopus, PlumX, SciVal via APIs. Is this new? Looks powerful, no coding needed (1) https://t.co/qjfxtPrYIS

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Looking forward to attending this webinar on accessibility - Elsevier's UX experts will be "pulling back the curtain" on our approach #elsevier #ux #sciencedirect #accessibility https://t.co/bb6H8GFXzQ

[Emily Singley @emilysingley]

Great session on AI/LLM at #CNI23s! Especially loved @haohao0419 use cases for AI at @uflib - thanks for moderating, @kboughida

[Elsevier | Library Connect @library_connect]

Join Elsevier VP of Global Library Relations @Litslibrarian as she and fellow speakers discuss #librarian issues during the panel "Tackling the fault lines in our sector" at the @UKSG Annual Conference on April 15. Learn more: https://t.co/NRvFDHEYaC

#UKSG2023

[Bebe (b-b) Chang @Digital_Shelf]

@lisalibrarian during Q&A on robust access: Metadata, metadata, metadata. PIDs have a big role to play in the infrastructure but all of these things come with budgetary needs. Need to talk about financial models for sustainability. The future of metadata is bright if not thorny.

[Ithaka S+R @IthakaSR]

High turnover rates at colleges & universities can increase visible and invisible costs, impact students’ experience, and more.

@MikeJFried discusses how the #GreatResignation affects higher education and how institutions can approach the issue: https://t.co/ntoegqUfZd