Important post on the consultation on #openaccess for #REF2029 Wonkhe - and some thoughts from me on the long term need for #digital #infrastructure in #libraries
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Thank you Waterstones Gower Street and Martine Dennis for a wonderful evening of great discussion and insightful questions.

Thanks all so much for championing An African History of Africa.

It was a pleasure to host Christopher Smith Arts and Humanities Research Council & Steven Hill @resengland on Thursday, ahead of #LivUniOTM , to see the recent QR investment in our digital infrastructure to enable access & use of @livuni heritage collections as research infrastructure. #digitalshift

We’re pleased to be a signatory to the cross-sector environmental sustainability concordat published today, as part of our commitment to progressively embed environmental sustainability into all aspects of research and innovation.

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this is wonderful...

Imperial War Museums opens exhibition of work by Birkenhead-born conflict photographer, Tim Hetherington birkenhead.news/imperial-war-m… via Birkenhead News

Brilliant conference, from which I learnt so much... huge thanks to everyone for an inspiring event

My initial and personal comments are posted here:

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“Horizon Europe must be reinforced by focusing on the most effective programmes such as the European Research Council”

Emmanuel Macron stressed Europe should become “a continent that invests in breakthrough innovation & advanced fundamental research'.

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Today marks the release of our newest publication, ‘Evidencing the wide-reaching benefits of international development research’ 🌍

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Such constructive discussions! On further improving our submission and evaluation procedures, the implementation of awarding Advanced Grants as lump sums, analysing our carbon footprint, and many other important topics.

Terrific piece on #openaccess monographs published in Times Higher Education but free to read here thanks to AUPresses 📚. The authors call out the broad brush policy moves that devalue the value of the professional labor engaged in academic book publishing. (digitaldigest.up.hcommons.org/2024/04/25/pol…)

Powerful calls from the panel for diverse but sustainable models for #openaccess . Insightful but surfacing the challenges of equitable publishing and careful collecting.

Looking forward to a jam-packed day at Hope Street Hotel for ‘Opening the Monograph’ #LivUniOTM . Panels will feature Weather Extremes - Georgina Endfield, Anthony Hollander , Liverpool University Press Christopher Smith and others. UK Research and Innovation RLUK rluk.bsky.social @LivUni Open Research Liverpool🔓bit.ly/LivUniOTM

So exciting to be at University of Liverpool
With UK Research and Innovation to open the monograph #openaccess
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Event: 'Opening the Monograph' is happening tomorrow at Hope Street Hotel, with a series of panels featuring LUP's CEO, Anthony Cond and Editorial Director, Alison Welsby alongside Christopher Smith and more UK Research and Innovation RLUK rluk.bsky.social University of Liverpool University of LiverpoolOpenRes🔓bit.ly/LivUniOTM #LivUniOTM

🇪🇺 HERA are seeking a Knowledge Exchange Facilitator for the recent transnational call on the theme of Crisis. Could you bring European projects together, develop knowledge exchange activities and strengthen the European humanities community? ukri.org/opportunity/su…

Arts and Humanities Research Council And a very close second reason to support this amazing programme on health inequalities (@MobCommAssets Helen Chatterjee The National Centre for Creative Health Arts and Humanities Research Council) is to kick start a meaningful conversation about #local health. The programme brings together different academic disciplines, as well as…

The reason Arts and Humanities Research Council supports this important programme on health inequalities is because of our conviction that Arts and Humanities research has the potential to shape how we think and live our lives, and so it is vital for government, business, society in tackling today's…

Great to be here with Arts and Humanities Research Council The National Centre for Creative Health to celebrate the brilliant community programmes supporting the mobilising of community assets to improve health and well-being #MobilisingCommunity

Why European collaboration matters- 75 humanities-led research projects, 706 scholars inc 238 postdoctoral+124 PhD students. Researchers worked with 537 associated partners from 22 different sectors Christopher Smith Jaideep Gupte Frances Wood George Freeman MP Jane Ohlmeyer 🇬🇧 🇪🇺