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Upcoming Event: U.S. Repository Network Action Plan Update; Detailed Agenda and Updated Schedule Now Available For Spring 2023 Depository Library Council (DLC) Virtual Meeting Now Available; & More News Headlines
Anticipating Preservation Needs of Archived Audio Tapes (via Library of Congress) Detailed Agenda and Updated Schedule Now Available For Spring 2023 Depository Library Council (DLC) Virtual Meeting Europe PMC Announces ROR Integration Into Grant Finder Latest Database Launched in AHRQ’s Data Innovations Effort (via AHRQ) OCLC Partners With the Big Ten Academic Alliance to Advance […]
European Research Council (ERC) Study Identifies Repositories That Allow Researchers to Comply With EU Open Science Rules
From the ERC: A new study identifies repositories for data and publications that could help ERC grantees, as well as beneficiaries of other Horizon Europe grants, comply with EU open science requirements when they share the results of their EU funded projects. The authors of the study analysed 220 repositories and assessed their features. Experts […]
Google is Opening Up Access to Its Bard AI Chatbot Today; Don’s Conference Notes- R2R: The 2023 Researcher to Reader Conference; & More News Headlines
AI Makes Plagiarism Harder to Detect, Argue Academics – in Paper Written by Chatbot (via The Guardian) Bing Image Creator Comes to the New Bing (via Microsoft) Censorship or Evolution? ‘Sensitivity Readers’ Divide Publishing World (Agence France-Presse via Yahoo) Don’s Conference Notes- R2R: The 2023 Researcher to Reader Conference (via Charleston Hub) Gender Gaps In […]
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Getty Acquires 11th Century Irmengard Codex; JAMA’s New Editor Settles in, Bringing Open Access and Other Changes; and More News Headlines
Getty Acquires 11th Century Irmengard Codex (Fine Books & Collections) JAMA’s New Editor Settles in, Bringing Open Access and Other Changes (via STAT) ‘Shelves Have Been Left Barren’: Florida Teachers Sue DeSantis’ Government Over School Library Regulations
Coming Soon: CORE-GPT (Question Answering Using GPT-3 and the CORE Corpus of Open Access Articles)
From a CORE Blog Post: Today we’re excited to unveil a project we’ve been working on here called CORE-GPT. The CORE-GPT application is a step change in academic question answering. Simply ask a question, in a perfectly natural way, this is then parsed using GPT-3 (and soon 4!). Our key development is that the provided […]
Delta Think: “Open Access Charges – Continued Consolidation and Increases”
From a Delta Think Blog Post by Dan Pollock: The latest analysis of list prices suggests prices in general are increasing, although averages for some publishers have fallen. This month, we examine the headlines and variations that lie underneath them. In the following months we will look at spreads of prices and optimization and how […]
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Publishers Learning & Community Exchange: A New Online Public Forum Created For Organisations Who Wish To Adopt Best Practices in Scholarly Publishing
From DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) News: The Publishers Learning And Community Exchange (PLACE) at theplace.discourse.group is a new online public forum created for organisations who wish to adopt best practices in scholarly publishing. Publishers can access information from multiple agencies in one place, ask questions of the experts and join conversations with each other. PLACE […]
Skilltype Raises $1.75M To Future-Proof Libraries Globally; Mapping the Path to Future Changes in the Journal Citation Reports; & More News Headlines
California: San Francisco’s Electrifying Plan to Update Mission Library is Just the Beginning (via SF Examiner) Global Summit on Diamond Open Access Will Take Place October 23-27, 2023 (via Science Europe) Mapping the Path to Future Changes in the Journal Citation Reports (via Clarivate) New Dewey Decimal Classification System Editor-in-Residence Focused on LGBTQIA Topics (via […]
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A New Issue Brief From Ithaka S+R: Are the Humanities Ready for Data Sharing?
From an Ithaka S+R Blog Post by the Brief’s Co-Authors Dylan Ruediger and Ruby MacDougall: Today, Ithaka S+R is publishing an issue brief exploring the current state of data sharing in the humanities and what a productive engagement with data might look like. Our findings are based on semi-structured interviews with key personnel at several humanities projects […]
Report: Ireland Invests €1.9m to Make More Research Freely Available
From Silicon Republic: The Irish Government has announced new funding to advance the country’s goals in making research open access. The fresh funding of €1.9m [approx. $2.01m/USD] will be used to increase public engagement with research and establish a culture of open research. The overall goal is to have 100pc of research publications freely available […]
