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26 May 2021
Published by Carrie LUI at 26 May 2021
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In order to promote Open Access and Open Science in the College, we are organising a workshop on Open Access and Open Science. Date 10 June 2021 (Thu) Time 3pm – 4:30pm Format Zoom Topics & Speakers How to use CityU Scholars to increase research citations and visibility? Ms Alice Tai, Senior Assistant Librarian, Run Run Shaw Library Elements of open science: (i) sharing of data, code, and study materials, and getting cited for it; (ii) pre-registration of research and its relevance in the publication process Dr Nick Petrovsky, Associate Professor, Department of Public Policy Registration Interested colleagues can register here. The link of the Zoom meeting will be sent to registered staff by email one day before the event. Enquiries Miss Kit Fong, chpgrd@cityu.edu.hk
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