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The Challenge of Communicating Computational Research
Research Without Borders April 4, 2013 Computational approaches to scholarship have revolutionized how research is done but have at the same time complicated the process of disseminating the results of that research. Conclusions may be produced using mathematical models … Read More →
Scholarly Societies in the Humanities: New Models and Innovation
Research Without Borders March 5, 2013 How can scholarly societies in the humanities create sustainable organizational models in an era of networked communications? What services will attract and retain members when scholars have an increasing list of options available … Read More →
Research Data Symposium
Research Data Symposium February 27, 2013 VIDEO TO COME. The Research Data Symposium was a day-long event hosted by Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, Columbia's Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering, Columbia’s Libraries/Information Services’ Center for Digital Research and Scholarship … Read More →
Measuring Scholarly Impact: The Influence of “Altmetrics” on a Changing Conversation
Research Without Borders November 13, 2012 Is the academic community ready to employ new tools to evaluate the importance and influence of scholarly works? How do “altmetrics” services and models reflect new thinking about what types of scholarly activities … Read More →
Supporting Translational and Team-based Science Workshop
Monday, November 12 1:00 to 5:00 pm Columbia University, Morningside Campus Butler Library, Room 203 To register, please go to: http://tinyurl.com/ak9kll8 Traditionally, medical and science/technical libraries have provided information resources and technology to support educational and research objectives. Now, … Read More →
Webcast Screening: Open Access and Your Publications: What’s Copyright Got To Do With It?
Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 2:30 pm Columbia University, Butler Library, Room 523 Join us to screen a webcast of an American Library Association (ALA) webinar with Kenneth Crews, director of Columbia's Copyright Advisory Office. For librarians, researchers and … Read More →
Your Dissertation: What You Need to Know About Copyright and Electronic Filing
Monday, October 22, 1:00 pm Columbia University, Butler Library, Room 523 Students at the Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) must file their dissertations electronically, and a copy of each dissertation will be deposited in Columbia's online … Read More →
Bountiful Harvest? Collection-building Opportunities With Open Access
Open Access Week 2012 October 23, 2012 How is open access changing the way libraries build their collections? Has it caused greater shifts in opportunities in the sciences or humanities? What are the most pressing challenges it presents? Watch a … Read More →
Addressing Author Misconduct: The Role of Researchers, Journals, and Institutions
Research Without Borders Thursday, September 20, 2012 We hold the published scientific record in such high regard because we expect that it accurately reflects the results of research. But what happens when researchers tinker with their results, either with … Read More →
Born Digital: Personal Digital Archiving Week
April 24, 25, and 26, 2012 No video available Preserving digital information is vital in a new era in which we create personal material daily such as photographs and emails that are ‘born digital’, and thus have no physical … Read More →
