Research Speed Updating
Short, interesting insights into research around the University
This session will form a part of Open Access week - see below for more details.
A Research Services research event | |
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Date | 24 October 2012 |
Time | 14:00 to 14:45 |
Place | The Henderson Lecture Theatre XFi Building. Video links available at Peter Lanyon Lecture Theatre 10, Tremough and Baring Court 212, St Lukes. |
Provider | Research Services |
Organizer | Pete Hodges |
Tel | 01392722321 |
Event details
What is Speed Updating?
- Interesting four-minute research talks with tea, coffee and cake.
- Aimed at University researchers and research-facing staff (we're not picky though if you're interested come along)
- Presided over by a squeaky carrot (with some assistance from Sean Fielding, Director of Research and Knowledge Transfer)
Speakers
Susan Banducci:
Data citation: why do it?
Elena Isayev:
Ancient history meets contemporary life and art: the Future Memory in Places project
Chris Cooper:
The case (study) of the Open Access protocol: or an example of the need for speed
Darren Soanes:
The need for Open Access in bioinformatics
Richard Everson:
Tracking crickets and cows
Tim Harries:
Title TBC
Open Access week
The University of Exeter will be celebrating Open Access Week with a variety of talks, debates and workshops on the Streatham, St Luke's and Cornwall Campuses. The timetables for these events are available here.
Don't miss out on presentations from key players in the Open Access movement, the opportunity to ask them questions and the chance to find out how Open Access movement affects you and your research.
Open Access affects you and your research.
Location:
The Henderson Lecture Theatre