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Bibliometrics and research impact (BRI) services are a rapidly growing and evolving area of interest for many universities, as more and more uses are found for data-driven analysis of the …
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What is the ideal future vision of an open science ecosystem supporting FAIR data? What are the challenges in getting there? These were the topics of the second installment of …
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My work over the years has led me to witness or participate in the expansion of library interests in areas like digital preservation, preservation metadata, collective collections, shared print, and …
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Collaboration and connection were key themes of our third set of online “COVID check-in” sessions convened by the OCLC Research Library Partnership (RLP) Research Support Interest Group, where we discuss …
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The OCLC Research Library Partnership (RLP) Research Support Interest Group recently convened the second in a series of online “COVID check-in” sessions, where we discuss COVID-19’s impact on the university …
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The OCLC Research Library Partnership (RLP) Research Support Interest Group recently convened online sessions to discuss COVID-19’s impact on the university research enterprise and the provision of research support services. …
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In an earlier post, we talked about the emergence of research analytics on campus, and potential roles for the academic library in this area. Recently, the OCLC Research Library Partnership …
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A researcher in the economics department wants to find a colleague on campus with expertise on how different cultures form trust networks, to join a grant proposal for a project …
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It’s World Digital Preservation Day – a time of celebration and good cheer with friends and family! Not to mention a great way to raise awareness about the importance of …
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Think about intra-campus collaboration around research support at your institution – how does it take place? How are campus stakeholders brought together around these services? Does it occur through “top …
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