The Library is hosting a launch event for the St Andrews Research Computing Network at the Lawrence Levy Studio in the Byre Theatre 12-2pm on Tuesday 14th June. This follows on from the initial effort to gauge interest…
Mosaic of a Lion Attacking an Onage. http://www.getty.edu/publications/romanmosaics/. CC BY. © 2016 J. Paul Getty Trust In 2014, Getty Publications launched its Virtual Library, initially offering access to 250 books,…
The Software Sustainability Institute‘s Research Software Engineers campaign is running the first RSE Conference on 15-16 September 2016 at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. The organisers are looking…
Do you want to know more about managing, organising and storing your research data? Do you need to write a data management plan? If yes, you will find the following workshops very useful. Managing, sharing and…
Open Access is now an essential feature of scholarly communications. As well as maximising visibility of the University’s research outputs, Open Access is now a requirement of many funders. It is also critical for…
Following the Burgess Review of Research Councils UK Open Access Policy and RCUK’s response, this report considers the wider…
Thank-you to everyone who viewed and shared our post calling for information on the development of software for research at St Andrews, and particularly to those who submitted details. There is now a mailing list for…
The REF2020 Open Access policy comes into force on the 1st of April 2016. To recap, the REF2020 Open Access policy requires UK academics to deposit their peer-reviewed accepted manuscripts for articles and conference…
Do you write software for research? If so, get in touch, but also take a look at the Software Sustainability Institute’s Open Call for Projects – the deadline for the current call is 29th April. Through the Open Call…
The British Library Labs Roadshow came to Edinburgh on Friday 26 February 2016, showing off some of the work that researchers have conducted using the British Library’s Digital Collections. Nicola Osborne of EDINA kept…