There are several places left on our introductory workshop to research data management. The workshop will cover the following aspects of research data management: Data storage and backup; Data organisation; Strategies for file exchange with collaborators; Sharing research data; How to create data management plans. The workshop is open to everyone, but registration is […]
NHS ejournal survey
If you have an NHS OpenAthens account, it means you’re able to read journals online wherever you are. NHS libraries choose and purchase these resources, trying to get a good range for everyone. Whether you use e-journals or not, we’d like to know your opinions. This will help us bid for funding and choose […]
Calling all researchers – petition to change model of OA charging
Cambridge University is a member of the League of European Research Universities LERU which has written a statement on open access which basically says hybrid OA is too expensive and not sustainable and that we need to have offsetting deals with publishers.In the UK we have these, see here – http://osc.cam.ac.uk/open-access-0/paying-open-access/publisher-agreements-memberships but this is not standard in […]
New evidence from NICE
This month in Eyes on Evidence Using antipsychotics in pregnancy A Canadian observational study found no significant difference in maternal and short-term perinatal outcomes in pregnant women prescribed antipsychotics compared with matched pregnant women not prescribed antipsychotics. Effects of lithium on kidney, thyroid and parathyroid function A retrospective cohort study of UK laboratory data […]
watch the video summary: “Academics, scientists and the future of medical publishing”
If you missed the stimulating talk by Domhnall MacAuley today catch up with his blog and watch the summary of his presentation: “Academics, scientists and the future of medical publishing” Domhnall MacAuley University of Ulster; Consultant-Associate Editor, Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) and PLOS Medicine Friday 16 October 2015, 13:00-14:00 Large […]
Latest update from NICE – Eyes on Evidence
Issue 77 – October 2015 Intra-arterial treatment for acute ischaemic stroke A Dutch randomised controlled trial found that people with acute ischaemic stroke who received mechanical thrombectomy, intra-arterial thrombolysis, or both, plus usual care were more likely to be independent and free from disability at 3 months than people who received usual care alone. Drugs […]
Simon Stevens, NHS Chief Executive, lecture 18th November
The Cambridge Centre for Health Services Researchinvites you to hearSimon StevensChief Executive of the National Health Service AddressFuture Directions for the National Health Serviceat theAnnual CCHSR LectureWednesday, 18 November 2015 Please register for the event here 5pm Tea and Coffee 5.30pm Lecture 6.30pm Wine and nibbles Cancer Research UK Cambridge InstituteLi Ka Shing Centre, Robinson […]
Mental Health Week 2015
The Trust’s 5th annual Mental Health Week runs from 05-09 October to promote mental health awareness and 5 ways for wellbeing for World Mental Health day. There is plenty to get involved with. Have a look at the timetable below. The mental health information stand will be in the Concourse Food court entrance each lunchtime. Do come along! MHW […]
Research Data Management Newsletter – Oct 2015
1. Why is it important to license your research outputs? 2. Open Data – moving science forward or a waste of time and money? 3. The new name for the University of Cambridge data repository is… Apollo! 4. Job vacancy: Institutional Repository Manager 5. Open scholarship and links to academic integrity, reward & recognition 6. Data Insights Cambridge – […]
Open Research Data – draft concordat & Cambridge response
During August the Research Councils UK on behalf of the UK Open Research Data Forum released a draft Concordat on Open Research Data for which they have sought feedback. The Universities of Bristol, Cambridge, Manchester, Nottingham and Oxford prepared a joint response which was sent to the RCUK on 28 September 2015. Read their response. The UK Open Research Data […]
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