Open access success stories: interview with Dr. Jacqui Stanford
admin For this post, Katherine Burchell talks to Dr Jacqui Stanford about the success of her open access doctoral thesis: Identities in Transition:…
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Informing the Elsevier negotiations: Dominic Dixon on the work of the Data Analysis Working Group
Dominic Dixon As part of our series of posts on the Elsevier negotiations, Dominic Dixon, Research Librarian at Cambridge University Libraries, explains the work…
How might we reduce our dependency on legacy publishers such as Elsevier?
To coincide with our first townhall event on the Elsevier negotiations, Professor Stephen Eglen offers his perspective on the University’s future relationship…
Michael Williams on the Elsevier negotiations: What’s our ‘Plan B’?
As part of our series on the ongoing negotiations between Elsevier and the UK university sector, this post by Michael Williams, Head…
Dr. Jessica Gardner on the ongoing negotiation between Cambridge and Elsevier
Samuel Moore This post by Dr Jessica Gardner, Cambridge University Librarian, introduces the context for the ongoing negotiation between Cambridge University and the publisher…
Staff introduction: Dr. Samuel Moore, Scholarly Communication Specialist
I am delighted to have joined the Office for Scholarly Communication here at Cambridge and wanted to post a brief introduction about…
Cambridge Data Week 2020 day 1: Who are the winners and losers of good data practices?
Maria Angelaki Cambridge Data Week 2020 was an event run by the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge University Libraries from 23–27 November 2020.…
Cambridge Data Week 2020 day 2: Who is reusing data? Successes and future trends?
Cambridge Data Week 2020 was an event run by the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge University Libraries from 23–27 November 2020.…
Cambridge Data Week 2020 day 3: Is data management just a footnote to reproducibility?
Cambridge Data Week 2020 was an event run by the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge University Libraries from 23–27 November 2020.…
Cambridge Data Week 2020 day 4: Supporting researchers on data management – do we need a fairy godmother?
Cambridge Data Week 2020 was an event run by the Office of Scholarly Communication at Cambridge University Libraries from 23–27 November 2020.…