In this edition, find out what’s driving more effective open data sharing, how libraries are evolving as strategic research partners, and which new resources are supporting research and education, from pharma insights to inclusive STEM initiatives.
Supporting global open data through what really works
Looking to improve how you share research data and understand what’s working for others? In this blog, Ed Gerstner takes a closer look at global data sharing practices through the lens of the latest State of Open Data report. He highlights what’s helping researchers make their data more accessible, what challenges still remain and how small changes can lead to more effective and inclusive open data practices.
How libraries are becoming essential research partners
See how libraries are stepping into new roles as research partners in The inside out librarian supporting strategy, collaboration and open science from the ground up.
In the first post of his new column, The Library Link, Robert Hilliker shares reflections from ALA 2025 highlighting key conversations, emerging themes and the evolving role of libraries as strategic partners in research and education. With a focus on leadership, collaboration and community, this sets the tone for a series exploring how libraries are navigating change and shaping the future.
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Keep your researchers informed about webinars where they can learn about the benefits of publishing OA and how it can boost the visibility and impact of their work.
Engineering a more inclusive future for women in STEM
How can we create equity in science and engineering? Explore how inclusive design and access to knowledge are shaping a better future for women in STEM.
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