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Wir stellen die Informationsmittel für Forschung, Lehre, Studium zur Verfügung – elektronisch oder auf Papier Wir helfen bei einfachen wie komplexen (Fach-)Recherchen und vermitteln Informationskompetenz Wir bieten Unterstützung und Infrastruktur für wissenschaftliche Publikationen, Forschungs- und Projektdaten Wir sammeln und digitalisieren Bernisches Und wir sind als Universitäts- und Kantonsbibliothek für alle da Für das Team Digitale […]
Open Science in Research Projects: Library supports from Grant Proposal to Final Report
we were talking with Romain Féret The University of Lille has set up a service supporting researchers (Link in French language; short service description in English language) with their research projects from the beginning. We talked to Romain Féret who is in charge of open access and research data management at the library of the University of Lille. Your library has set up a special open science service dedicated to research projects. What are the service’s goals? The first goal of our service is to increase the quality of our researchers’ grant proposals and to improve their projects’ feasibility. It […]
Open Climate Knowledge: 100% OA for Climate Change 📖 / 🌍
Peter Murray-Rust launched the openNotebook resource at last week’s #eLifeSprint2019*. openNotebook is a framework for data mining, searching, and reusing research publications. Below he walks through the steps of how to use the framework in the context of climate change and opening up research to the public. Peter Murray-Rust, GenR and the Open Science Lab at TIB have initiated an open research collaboration Open Climate Knowledge to address the question of how to improve on the low rates of open access publishing related to climate change. Together we want to change this. Firstly by establishing better stats on OA rates and secondly, by coming up with a plan and recommendations for an accelerated transition to 100% OA for climate change.
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