Jun082018
Frontiers is pleased to host its second Data Services Workshop, to be held on 24 April 2018 at the Hotel Renaissance in Brussels.
Monthly archive for June2018
Jun082018
With atmospheric carbon dioxide levels continuing to rise, Professor John Kimball talks about how Big Data can be used to answer the world’s most pressing environmental problems.
Jun082018
Louise Corti, the UK Data Service’s Director of Collection Development and Producer Relations discusses incentives to extend data publication in journals to qualitative research.
Jun082018
s might more broadly help connect research with the peer reviewed manuscript – in David’s words, helping to “demonstrate reproducible work by pointing to a body of work that contains all of the essential parts: preregistered plans, materials identified with persistent and unique IDs,
Jun072018
Dr Kate Jones, Professional Development Manager at Vitae attended Vitae’s Preparing Researchers for an Unknown Future event on 25 January and continues with part 2 of her blog.
Jun072018
Publication of academic research results in open access is becoming more frequent and it is estimated that millions of documents are currently available online.
Jun072018
Struggling to make sense of academia? These bloggers get it. Our pick of the 9 best academic blogs out there. Academic cultural critique is best served in blog form. Thankfully, there are a slew of academic blogs on the interwebs, waiting to dish.
Jun072018
The amount of scientific knowledge being created is huge, with growth estimated to be doubling every nine years, according to a 2014 study by researchers at the Max Planck Society and ETH Zurich. “Nobody can keep up with it,” said Dr.
https://www.elsevier.com/connect/how-information-analytics-can-help-researchers-and-clinicians
Jun072018
“Open identifiers deserve their own festival” say the organisers of PIDapalooza and if you have any interest in Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) then this is the event for you.
https://researchdata.jiscinvolve.org/wp/2018/02/06/pidapalooza18/
Jun062018
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