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The following post is part of a series highlighting an OCLC Research project entitled Library Collaboration in Research Data Management. Academic libraries are responding to a host of disruptions – emerging technologies, changing user …
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Over the past year, OCLC Research has been exploring the evolving scholarly record and its implications for libraries – see our June 2014 report The Evolving Scholarly Record, and the …
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The report, The Evolving Scholarly Record, introduced a framework for discussing the changes in the scholarly record and in the roles of stakeholders. Over the past year, OCLC has conducted …
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On March 23, 2015, we held the third in the Evolving Scholarly Record Workshop series at Northwestern University. The workshops build on the framework in the OCLC Research report, The …
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On February 11th, we presented the Evolving Scholarly Record (ESR) Framework at the EMEA Regional Council annual meeting, in Florence. The topic was on spot, as the plenary talks …
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On December 10th, we held our second Evolving Scholarly Record Workshop at George Washington University in Washington, DC (you can read Ricky Erway’s summary of the first workshop, starting …
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This is the third of three posts about the workshop. Part 1 introduced the Evolving Scholarly Record framework. Part 2 described the two plenary discussions. This part summarizes the breakout …
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This is the second of three posts about the workshop. Part 1 introduced the Evolving Scholarly Record framework. This part summarizes the two plenary discussions. Research Records and Artifact EcologiesNatasa …
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This is the first of three posts about the The Evolving Scholarly Record and the Evolving Stewardship Ecosystem workshop held on 10 June 2014 in Amsterdam. OCLC Research staff observed …
Read MoreVia Twitter, I recently came upon an arXiv pre-print looking at the institutional distribution of highly-cited researchers, as identified by Thomson Reuters. One of the issues the authors raise is …
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