Bianca Kramer

@MsPhelps

Utrecht University Library, Innovations in Scholarly Communication, , opinions mine. she/her

Utrecht, The Netherlands
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    Mar 9

    Key findings and recommendations from the study on OA diamond journals commisioned by and (findings) (recommendations)

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    16 hours ago

    People are so preoccupied with working out how to rank the correct stuff or correctly rank stuff that they forget that ranking is not actually a necessary function of the university.

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    May 27

    >880 uni's say researchers should be able to share their work CC-BY and without embargo. But will they stimulate that their researchers always explicitly retain that right while submitting? Or dare go further and share all AAMs upon acceptance?

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    May 28

    Wij zoeken een collega, graag een leuke!

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    May 27

    "In the end, Microsoft’s project has demonstrated that it is not enough to make a database publicly available – a database must also be sustainable." &

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    May 26

    It seems that the Scientific Council voted in October to sign the declaration – does not seem to have happened yet but a very welcome (if arguably overdue) step!

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    May 26

    Universities and research funders call on publishers to respect researcher’s rights to make their papers available in without embargoes

    📢 All publishers must provide researchers with clarity & transparency on 880+ universities, research-performing & funding organisations within , & call on publishers to respect researchers' rights ➡️
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    May 21

    The recordings of our webinar on in science are now available! Thanks to the speakers and participants for the lively discussion and insightful thoughts.

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    May 20

    We proclaim May and June as the Months of Contributing to Open Science Infrastructures (OSIs)! Tell us how your organization is helping OSIs. Fill in the slide , tweet it and tag other organizations to challenge them to do the same! .

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    May 18

    I dislike the term "transformative agreement" for the same reason I dislike "version of record". It's honorific when it should be descriptive (like "offset" or "read-and-publish" agreement). It's also ambiguous, since there are many other agreements that cd transform publishing.

    Replying to @ARLnews
    1/ I was part of the Working Group that came up with standardized terms for article versions. As I recall I was the sole vote against "version of record". I thought it too honorific when it should have been more descriptive ("published version").
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    May 18

    We’ll ( & ) present our paper ‘Advancing in the Netherlands: from quantity to quality: Session #7: Hand in Hand: Supporting Strong Communities at LIBER 2021 Online

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    May 17

    As & and (whose 2018 work is featured below) suggest, it's useful to think of academic products as integrated parts that support a researcher's workflow. Clarivate is filling in key blanks w/ their acquisition of Proquest:

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    May 14
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    Yes to mapping dependencies! Some effort towards that was also done last year as part of @SPARCEurope Scoping the Open Science Infrastructure Landscape in Europe (in )

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    May 6

    To support transparency, our roadmap is available publicly: . In our plans for this quarter is adding more preprints with and , alerts and notifications, tools and new data sources from .

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  15. May 6

    MAG has demonstrated the value of (largely) openly available metadata - many other organizations could and did build on and (re)use these data. Pulling the available data together remains challenging. Do we value this enough to support community-governed open infrastructure?

    Big news- "Microsoft Academic Website: No longer accessible after Dec. 31, 2020", "Microsoft Academic Graph: No longer providing updated data or access to old releases after Dec. 31, 2021; however, existing copies can still be used under license." (1/)
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    May 3

    Hot damn! Humanities, history and in one job... :

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    Apr 29

    Met de is de eerste stap naar het nieuwe gezet, maar we zijn er zeker nog niet. Binnenkort een speciale sessie over een belangrijk onderwerp: hoe verhouden OBP en WP zich tot elkaar?

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  18. Apr 27

    Sky, wind, light.

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  19. Apr 25

    Interesting perspectives at the seaside. Taking some time to enjoy life offline!

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    Apr 22

    CRediT contributor roles will now be visible in records: Another step towards recognizing diverse contributions in team science! Thanks to many champions

    Are you giving your researchers proper CRediT for their activities and scholarly outputs? You can now with the latest release. Learn more!
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  21. Apr 22

    (I do disagree with the title somewhat as I consider both gold OA - but it's not central to the points made here)

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