Dear colleagues,

You are invited to the next, free UKSG webinar: "Exploring how emerging open science services can enhance institutional publication data"

https://www.uksg.org/webinars/openscienceservices

Date: Tuesday 11 September 2018
Time: 1400 BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 45-60 minutes including Q&A

Speakers:
- David Walters, Open Access Officer, Brunel University London
- Christopher Daley, Research Development Officer, Brunel University London

Overview:
In this webinar, David Walters and Christopher Daley explore the complexities of the current UK open access (OA) policy landscape and examine the concurrent emergence of open science services which aim to provide global OA data. Using the results of their recent study, they will consider whether the global data on open access activity offered by services such as Sherpa REF, CORE and Unpaywall can enhance publication data held within institutional systems.

General information:
This is a free webinar and open to all. If you are interested, but unable to join the live event, please register anyway as a recording will be made available to all who register. If you have particular accessibility needs, please feel free to contact me on maria@uksg.org

For more information and to register, please visit https://www.uksg.org/webinars/openscienceservices

Feedback from our July webinar: "UKSG webinars are very easy to attend and useful, topics are treated by the specialists. I was so glad to attend this webinar. Thanks a lot." - Hortense Adjoh, University Nangui Abrogou; 93% of survey respondents would recommend July's webinar.

Thank you for your attention. I hope you can join us.

Maria

Maria Campbell
Digital Communications Associate, UKSG
E: maria@uksg.org

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