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Read more at: Developments in Open Science in the Netherlands

Developments in Open Science in the Netherlands


Read more at: Managing the Data Deluge: roles and responsibilities for your institution

Managing the Data Deluge: roles and responsibilities for your institution

LEARN cordially invites you to its end-of-Project Conference, Managing the Data Deluge: roles and responsibilities for your institution


Read more at: How to Get the Most Out of Modern Peer Review

How to Get the Most Out of Modern Peer Review


Read more at: CANCELLED CUP Postdoc Publishing Session: Successful edited books

CANCELLED CUP Postdoc Publishing Session: Successful edited books

CUP regret that this event will not take place today as the speaker is unwell. 
A talk by Anna Whiting with Cambridge University Press
Anna Whiting is Senior Commissioning Editor for medicine books and has worked in both books and journals publishing for over ten years.
Anna will describe what makes an edited book successful from the perspectives of both editor and contributor, and will highlight what publishers and the market are looking for.


Read more at: CUP Postdoc Publishing session: Academic Journals - who does what and how publication works

CUP Postdoc Publishing session: Academic Journals - who does what and how publication works

A talk by Monica Moniz with Cambridge University Press
The talk will focus on clearing up what roles are needed to run an academic journal. Publishers, journals, and academic societies distribute essential tasks in various ways. These tasks may be done in house, by academics, by external partners, or by freelancers – often adding to the confusion of who does what and why!


Read more at: CUP Postdoc Publishing session: New tools and services for support with publishing - what’s worthwhile?

CUP Postdoc Publishing session: New tools and services for support with publishing - what’s worthwhile?

A talk by Emily Marchant of Cambridge University Press
There are a number of tools and services available to support researchers with publishing – think Overleaf, Kudos, ORCID – and more are being launched all the time. Some of them are very helpful, and many of them are free to use. However, it can be difficult to avoid becoming overwhelmed and to judge which services are really worth your time.
In this talk, Emily will talk about some of the best tools available, how to assess new tools and services, and how to use them to support your publication goals.


Read more at: March Munches

March Munches

Join Georgina Cronin, Research Support Librarian at the Betty and Gordon Moore Library, and the OSC training team, for a series of lunchtime research sessions
Arrive at 13:00 for a free sandwich lunch; the bitesize sessions will start at 13:15 and will end by 13:55.
Booking required.
Monday 6 March 


Read more at: Presenting with IMPACT - skills sessions with the Engineering Society

Presenting with IMPACT - skills sessions with the Engineering Society

We can all remember a great orator or presenter, someone who can hook you on an idea within seconds and hold you there. You will undoubtedly have to give a presentation or make a speech, probably in the near future - so why not be great at it?


Read more at: Town Hall Meeting: Managing Journal Subscriptions at Cambridge

Town Hall Meeting: Managing Journal Subscriptions at Cambridge

Explore issues surrounding journal subscriptions by the University:

 


Read more at: Increasing Openness and Reproducibility in Research

Increasing Openness and Reproducibility in Research

Please join us for a workshop, hosted by the Office of Scholarly Communication in collaboration with the Center for Open Science, to learn easy, practical steps to increase the openness and reproducibility of your work.

 


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