research publishing
Find out more about ORCID – webinar on 16 March
Tuesday 16 March, 1-2pm Presenter: Mandy Smith, Information Specialist and Research Support Coordinator at Barrington Library Have you ever located papers that have been attributed to the wrong author or wish you could have an ...
All research students welcome to join Journal Club
The Early Careers Researchers Network and the CDS Doc Com would like to invite you to join and participate in our Journal Club. Why would a Journal Club be of interest to me you may ...
Research support webinar: how to recognise and avoid ‘predatory publishers’
With pressure on researchers to publish papers to further their career, predatory publishing has become widespread with many scholars submitting their work to these publications (Abalkina, 2021; Grudniewicz et al., 2019). Despite being a topic ...
Transformative agreements with publishers – what are they and how do they benefit you?
Traditional subscription models between the Library and a publisher involve two sets of charges – for access to the online content of their journals, and also for publishing articles written by the institution’s academics via ...
New option to restrict access to files published in CORD
It's now possible to restrict access to files you deposit in CORD, our system for publishing our research data. This replaces the previous option to mark restricted files as 'Confidential'. You should not use this ...
500th University research data item now published!
We have two reasons to celebrate today. Firstly, we recently uploaded the 500th record to Cranfield's Online Research Data Repository, CORD, and secondly, the system officially launched on 23 May 2016 so it's CORD’s fourth ...