GetFTR Integrator Webinar: update and discussion
After celebrating four years helping researchers close the gap between discovery and access, GetFTR continues to support new use cases. The organisation is inviting…
Webinar
Webinar: Addressing Reviewer Bugbears with Innovations in Peer Review
In advance of Peer Review Week (25-29 September), Research Information consultant editor Tim Gillett hosted a webinar on behalf of IOP Publishing and Morressier
Free webinar series starts Monday!
Broadcasts will also be available on catch-up for the next 12 months
Maintaining and supporting a research management digital ecosystem
Jisc is inviting research managers from universities across the UK to attend a free webinar on 26 May
ConTech webinar 8 July: Making Better Science Easier
Open science is important, but it is also hard. Unfortunately, 'hard' has often meant that scientific quality checks are both slow and inadequate, falling…
ConTech webinar 17 June – ‘Finally, Open for Business?’
The higher education landscape has been accumulating a variety of structural problems over the last two decades – worldwide
ConTech webinar: An Overview of Semantic Scholar and our Response to the COVID-19 Crisis
ConTech's webinar today is entitled: 'An Overview of Semantic Scholar and our Response to the COVID-19 Crisis'. The speaker is Sebastian Kohlmeier, senior manager for business…
Solving the Customer Data Puzzle for Academic Publishers
Online webinar
5 February 2020 to 5 February 2020
Countless hours are lost to slow, clunky systems, inadequate technical infrastructure, poor data quality and a lack of management and reporting functionality. Navigating legacy…
Webinar 20 July: What makes a world-class university?
This webinar presented by Dr Jamil Salmi will look at how research universities are emerging as the central institutions of the 21st century knowledge…
How has the concept of being ‘citable’ evolved?
The organisers of London Info International, along with Clarivate Analytics, have announced a webinar: 'How has the concept of being citable evolved?'