This is the first in a trio of posts about research data in the humanities. Naming conventions Naming conventions exist to improve searchability/findability of files, to keep consistency in file management across a…
This is the final post in a trio of posts about research data in the humanities. Final tips and tricks for our overview of data in the humanities! As with the previous post, each of the below could appear as a…
This is the second in a trio of posts about research data in the humanities. Back with some more tips and tricks for managing research data in the humanities! Each of the below could appear as a consideration in a…
This is the first in a trio of posts about research data in the humanities. I. What is research data in the humanities? When it comes to research data in the humanities, what ‘counts’ as data can be…
Following the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science and the assembly on 11 February, the Collections and Open Research teams have created a display in the Main Library and an accompanying twitter…
With the University’s new Open Access policy now fully in motion, we thought it important to also share Open Research developments outwith the St Andrews community. From the recent Open Research Working Group meeting,…
As part of the University’s ongoing commitment to open research, there has for many years been an Open Research Working Group. The ORWG brings together researchers, the Library, Research and Innovation Services, and…
It’s that time of the year again when the world celebrates and promotes open access! Institutions across the globe will be sharing knowledge, running events, webinars, and seminars – so follow the OA Week Twitter…
Every year Digital Science, in association with Figshare and Springer Nature, conduct this survey to discover global attitudes towards open data. If you are a researcher we want to hear from you, no matter the…
It has been a while, since we stepped back and had a look at what we have collected in our research data repository in St Andrews. So, what has happened since February 2018? We have now recorded a total of 1642 dataset…