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Monday, 30 January 2012. New Overview of Open Access to Scientific Information. Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. Briefly assessing their pros and cons; it also points up some key issues for research data management including data protection and IPR. Could become a formal part of REF in 2020.

Tuesday, 28 July 2015. There is a potential in the current workflow used by Pure for ORCID iDs to be created but not subsequently claimed by the researcher. The ORCID account is created when the user clicks on the Create ORCID iD option in Pure. The researcher then needs to follow the unique link in the subsequent email to claim their iD. Having identified the unclaimed iDs, we then used the appropriate ORCID web page.

The medieval period and beyond, in Surrey and beyond. Heather Edwards and the early charters of Wessex. The good and the not so good. Papers from the Institute of Archaeology. Stephen Rippon and the MSRG.

Current situation with electronic thesis submission at SOAS. I submitted a hard copy of my thesis, a soft copy in pdf format on CD, and the necessary forms. Be made available on SOAS Research Online and it will not be.

Data Management Planning and Storage for Psychology. The DMSPpsych project will establish a culture of data management planning, archiving, and ongoing reuse of data acquired as a result of psychological research within the Department of Psychology at The University of Sheffield. Friday, 9 March 2012. Departmental seminar on local resources.

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