Over the last decades there has been an exponential increase in the volume of digital data acquired in all research disciplines. These big data research … Read more
Category: Research & Scholarly Communication Support
I’m An Open Book, or: Why Everyone Can Now Share My Interest In Thick Things
In November 2017 I published Thick Evaluation, a monograph with Oxford University Press.* “How exciting,” I hear you cry, “the world needs more academic books!” But, honestly, it was … Read more
Full text available/Full text downloads
Recently, we have noticed a substantial increase in downloads from our academic repository – there have historically been outlying spikes with the general trend has … Read more
“One of the most welcoming, sustainable, collaborative and inclusive conferences….”
When we set out to run the Scholarly Communication Conference we wanted it to be as accessible and inclusive as we could make it. We … Read more
#ScholComm19
Sadly, I can’t find who actually said this for the first time… I got lost in an endless trail of people quoting other people quoting … Read more
Scholarly Communication Conference
The evolving nature of Scholarly Communication roles means that no two roles are the same. These roles can have many elements including repository management, some … Read more
Interactive and easy scholarly exchange on ScienceOpen – a research discovery platform
Free access to knowledge and open communication between researchers drive creativity, innovation, and development. ScienceOpen is a research discovery platform with over 52 million article … Read more
Call for Papers: Scholarly Communication Conference at the University of Kent, 2-3 May 2019
The evolving nature of Scholarly Communication roles means that no two roles are the same. These roles can have many elements including repository management, some … Read more
Read all about it!
We want to spread the word about some changes we’ve made to the Office for Scholarly Communication website. You can now easily find the services … Read more
I’ve published my article… now what?
When Roz and I had Supporting Open Access at Kent—New Staff Roles published, we wrote a blog post about our experience (Tasting our own medicine – … Read more