How do you know if you’re achieving cultural change?
Office of Scholarly Communication On 15th November 2017, the University of Cambridge held its first research data management (RDM) conference, Engaging Researchers in Good Data Management.…
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From data curators to intellectual entrepreneurs: observations from IFLA
In this blog post, Clair Castle, Librarian, University of Cambridge, Department of Chemistry reflects on her experience at the IFLA Satellite Meeting…
Engaging Researchers with Good Data Management: Perspectives from Engaged Individuals
We need to recognise good practice, engage researchers early in their career with research data management and use peers to talk to…
Plans for scholarly communication professional development
Well now there is a plan. The second meeting of the Scholarly Communication Professional Development Group was held on 9 October in…
It’s hard getting a date (of publication)
As part of Open Access Week 2017, the Office of Scholarly Communication is publishing a series of blog posts on open access…
Flipping journals or filling pockets? Publisher manipulation of OA policies
As part of Open Access Week 2017, the Office of Scholarly Communication is publishing a series of blog posts on open access…
Choosing from a cornucopia: a thesis digitisation project
As part of Open Access Week 2016, the Office of Scholarly Communication is publishing a series of blog posts on open access…
How open is Cambridge? 2017 edition
Arthur Smith Welcome to Open Access Week 2017. The Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge is celebrating with a series of blog posts, announcements…
Benchmarking RDM Training
This blog reports on the progress of the international project to benchmark Research Data Management training across institutions. It is a collaboration…
Milestone -1000 datasets in Cambridge’s repository
Last week, Cambridge celebrated a huge milestone – the deposit of the 1000th dataset to our repository Apollo since the launch of…