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Welcome to a researchers seminar!
Focus on research data management – trends and future guidelines
When? Wednesday 25 November at 13:15 – 15:00
Where? F Hall (F-salen), Kemicentrum, Sölvegatan 39, Entrance B
There is an increasing focus on research data management in the society – both on national levels, among research funders, within different research communities. This is due to the open access movement which now also includes open access to research data. The seminar will be an overview of trends and ongoing activities in research data management within and outside Sweden. There will also be shown examples of research data management projects and infrastructures.
Invited speaker: The librarian Maria Johnsson, is engaged in a research data management project at the University Library.
Please fill out the attendence form, click the link below:
PhD students!
Welcome to an afternoon filled with information you didn’t know that you had to know as a PhD student. OA publishing, Open data, Altmetrics, reference managing tools, academic writing, what to think about the last minute before publishing your thesis, bibliometry lite, etc.
The primary target group for the afternoon is PhD-students at the science and technical faculties at LU.
Register before November 21st
Program
13.00-13.15
Welcome and introduction to the afternoon
Oral presentations
13.15-13.45 Open Access. An introduction to open access and the different ways you can provide free access to your publications. We will look at the requirements from research funding bodies and inform you about the support and help you can get from Lund university libraries. You'll also get some tips on how to select journals and how to avoid the less serious actors in the publishing field. Mikael Graffner, Lund University Library.
13.45-14.15 Open Data : focus on research data management – trends and future guidelines. Research data management involves both setting up data management plans in the beginning of research projects, as well as sharing research data and long-term preservation of research data. Monica Lassi and Maria Johnsson, Lund University Library will give a brief outlook on research data management as it looks internationally and nationally in Sweden.
14.15-14-45 Altmetrics - metrics and qualitative data that are complementary to traditional, citation-based metrics. They can include (but are not limited to) peer reviews on Faculty of 1000, citations on Wikipedia and in public policy documents, discussions on research blogs, mainstream media coverage, bookmarks on reference managers like Mendeley, and mentions on social networks such as Twitter”. PhD Johan Nilsson from the Dept. of Biology, LU and Oikos editorial office, will give a brief introduction.
14.45-16.00
Coffee and informal “drop-in” information points on OA, OD, Altmetrics, EndNote, Refworks, Last-minute agenda for thesis publication, Bibliometry lite, “Ask a librarian”, MOOC - Academic writing, The Academic Support Centre.
Time and place
November 24th 13.00-16.00
LTH Study Centre, John Ericssons väg 4, Pepparholm and Brunnen
This is an arrangement by the Technology and Science Libraries at Lund University.