Tuesday 22 October 13.00-13.45 hours
Open access books: Understanding your options with Open Book Publishers
Speaker: Lucy Barnes, Senior Editor and Outreach co-ordinator at Open Book Publishers
Abstract: Lucy Barnes introduces Open Book Publishers, a scholar-led, not-for-profit open access press for Humanities and Social Sciences, and explores the landscape of open access publishing without author fees. Find out more about the innovative ways you can publish your research when it's open access, and the equitable models being devised to fund open access without charging authors. UEA is a Library Member of Open Book Publishers, and this talk will help you understand more about your options when publishing with Open Book Publishers or with other specialist open access presses.
[Recording length 29 minutes]
Wednesday 23 October 14:00-14:45 hours
An introduction to Open Research and Open Access Publishing at UEA
Speakers: Liz Clarke (LIB) and Anna Collins (RIN)
Abstract: This session will provide a brief introduction to Open Research and Open Access publishing at UEA and will orientate you to guidance for UEA researchers. Do come along with your questions.
[Recording length 34 minutes]
Thursday 24 October 13.00-13.45 hours
GitHub for Reproducible Analysis, Collaborative Code Review, and Seamless Publishing
Speaker: Dr. Philip Leftwich, School of Biological Sciences, UEA
Abstract: This talk will explore how GitHub can be utilized to ensure reproducibility in data analysis, streamline collaborative code review, and facilitate seamless publishing of research or project outputs. Attendees will learn best practices for version control, peer review workflows, and using GitHub as a platform for transparent and accessible research dissemination.
[ Recording length 34 minutes]
