Back at desk after a fantastic UKSG conference. Massive shout-out to Cath Dishman who spoke a whopping 5 TIMES on 3 different talks (including a pinch-hitting plenary), sharing her varied experience & passion on all things open & research. We're lucky to learn with you!

Reason 1,872 why Learning on Screen is fantastic? Fancied an Erland Cooper catch-up before my June gig and got his BBC Radio 6 Music session from earlier this year within a minute of requesting. Love being able to listen/watch back to so many programmes. Hooray for BoB!

Really looking forward to representing Think.Check.Submit and hoping for some good questions to keep us on our toes!

Paper open access as part of our institutional open access agreement ✔️
Supporting information linked & open (data, PRISMA checklist, etc) so no need to ask the author or wonder where to find it ✔️
More people can learn from/re-use/cite your work ✔️
Congrats on your publication!

This. Is. So. Cool.

This paper was made #OA because of our institutional open access agreement AND the data/code are also open for people to learn from/read/share/cite! Fantastic!

Not even at this conference but this team agrees wholeheartedly with this message. Use. The. Microphone.

A fantastic thread by a previous Open Research Week speaker Lucy Barnes ([email protected]) all about Open Access Books, addressing some myths/misunderstandings of what Open Access book publishing (is and isn't!)

New Paper📢
“It’s like an epidemic, we don’t know what to do”: The perceived need for and benefits of a suicide prevention programme in UK schools Dr Emma Ashworth (she/her) Joniece Thompson Pooja Saini (She/Her) LJMU Impact RCBB SSHRG

bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bj…

My MSc student Rebecca Fellows at LJMU Psychology is looking for participants who have experienced an Early #Menopause to take part in an interview about their experiences & care.
LJMU Institute for Health Research @LJMU LJMU Impact LJMUResearchSupport RCBB LJMUHealth
Details below: please do share widely!

📣Here’s our amazing line-up for APSS PGR Conference 2024!

🕙 This year’s theme is ‘Time’ with speakers set to take us on a journey of discovery - from how technology is wasting our time and what to do about it, to exploring the temporal dimensions of life after prison. (1/4)

New paper published!

This study evaluates the impact ECG data format choice has on machine learning model performance.

Through the analysis we managed to generate some really interesting results and draw some clear conclusions for optimal format choice!

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Why political 'levelling up' is full steam ahead in the North - expert
shorturl.at/dtES3
#BigIdeas LJMUResearchSupport LJMU APSS Liverpool City Region

Open Research Week 2024 - round up and recordings now available on our blog ljmuresearchsupport.wordpress.com/2024/03/11/ope…

The work that our team, Think. Check. Submit. and DOAJ do was also featured in this article. Remember: this team is here to help you navigate publishing (in good times and bad!) Also fun to now say I am quoted in the British Medical Journal.

New study projects 9,000 lives saved if Government extends calorie labelling to all businesses selling take-out food shorturl.at/bcxNQ
#heartdisease #obesity #food #diet #takeaways
LJMU Psychology University of Liverpool LJMUResearchSupport

Tatsuya - tips for overcoming language barriers - translatesciences.com/ten-tips-for-o… #ORW2024

Tatsuya - services that don't cost money are important as researchers from low-middle income systems can't access English writing services that cost money - can AI help? Yes but the tools do vary and also are not always free #ORW2024

Tatsuya - an acknowledgement of the issues faced by non-native speakers of English is essential - more support is needed and consideration of not just focussing judgment of papers based on the quality of the English but on the science #ORW2024

Tatsuya - language barriers have a serious effect on accessibilty to science written only in English #ORW2024