For openly licensed content, journal publication is not the end of the journey. It can legally be re-used elsewhere to amplify the impact of your work in different platforms, languages, and regions. Thanks to attribution and persistent identifiers we can track re-use on @wikipedia.org 👇
Open Research Leeds
@openresleeds.bsky.social
Posts from Research Services Team at @UoLLibrary / UKRN@Leeds #openaccess #opendata #openresearch #openscience #openeducation #UKRN #UKRNLeeds #ReproducibiliTea
📢 Do you have a scientific image to share? 🧪 🔬 🔭
Join us next Friday 16 October at the Edward Boyle Library to learn how to share them with a global audience via @wikimediauk.bsky.social
On Saturday, 7 November, I will be running a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon around the theme of Byzantine women & genderqueer saints. I hope that this workshop will help to improve the coverage of women and LGBTQ+ history on Wikipedia.
To attend, follow this link: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wiki-edit-...
Digital Scholarship & Data Science Topic Guides @libereurope.bsky.social
libereurope.github.io/ds-topic-gui...
💡 Getting Started in DS
🤖 AI & Machine Learning in Libraries
🌐 APIs: A starter guide for Librarians
📚 Collections as Data: Getting Started
©️ Copyright & Licensing
And many more...
What if creativity wasn't an add-on to health, but part of the solution?
The new Creative Health MASc explores how arts, culture & community action can tackle health inequalities and improve wellbeing. Working across disciplines & with partners turning ideas into action.
Learn more: bit.ly/4rzehFe
Hundreds of ‘free’ academic journals have started charging fees www.nature.com/articles/d41... #OpenAccess
🎉 We’re celebrating 10 years of White Rose University Press!
And we’re marking the occasion by looking ahead:
What should scholarly book publishing look like in the next 5–10 years?
Our anniversary event is now OPEN FOR BOOKING! 🧵👇
Find out more 👇
Driving good practice in data sharing and use of data availability statements to support funder requirements osf.io/zp4tg/overview
Amie talked us through LJMU's data-as-a-story exhibition. Through a series of visual, interactive, and narrative‑driven pieces, the exhibition explored how open data can be transformed into meaningful stories through creative approaches that spark curiosity. Exhibition catalogue below 👇
We may struggle to get along to sessions today. Do please post updates and links 😀
A theme that emerged today at OpenFest was *being* open: open-minded, open to play, open to diverse outcomes and outputs. Nick's talk made me think about how this is something that research professionals have more freedom to do. Academics have to pin down research questions in advance for funders...
Here’s a recording of the keynote:
bsky.app/profile/spar...
Outputs from the “co-production experiment” available here knowledgeequitynetwork.org/casestudies/...
Hearing now from @nickshepp.bsky.social and Thom Freeth repping @openresleeds.bsky.social who are talking about the Knowledge Equity Network and connecting “the opens” (Open Education, Open Science, Open Access and Open Infrastructure) #OpenFest2026
Barriers to sharing qualitative interview data and suggestions to overcome them: a scoping review
Adopting a juntos (together) stance to co producing knowledge with teachers through collaborative ethnography
Ester Ehiyazaryan-White (SHU)
Ester cites @morphss.bsky.social in the motivation for the project
‘openness as equitable and inclusive knowledge creation’
Afternoon sessions now at #OpenFest26
Data as a Story: supporting researchers to engage with open data through storytelling
Amie Longthorne (Liverpool John Moore University)
Data as a story Exhibition Catalogue & Open Research Guide:
Take-home number 3
*Openness” looks different in different disciplines
*Open research does not mean open STEM
*Learning from disciplines that are wedded to their principles and values
@morphss.bsky.social gets a mention
“Humanists tend to use inductive approaches to gain a deeper understanding and subjective interpretation of reality as people see it to be, rather than the objectivity of the sciences focused on unbiased, systematic and logical outputs that separate facts from values” #OpenFest26
