Welcome to Day 5, the last day of the 2022 EUI Impact Challenge! We hope you went through all the challenges so far and that you found them appealing! Today we ask you to engage with Cadmus, the EUI Research Repository. What is Cadmus, EUI Research Repository Cadmus collects, preserves & provides access to the […]
Welcome to day 4 of the 2022 EUI Impact Challenge! Can you remember on day 3 when we asked you to explore the academic side of twitter? Tweeting and retweeting is great, sure, but what if you want to say a bit more and yet you don’t have an article or a working paper ready? […]
Welcome to day 3 of the 2022 EUI Impact Challenge! Today we ask you to investigate the academic side of social media. Most of you are already on some kind of social media, but what we would like to find out today is whether these tools are useful in academia. Social media can be incredibly […]
Welcome to day 2 of the Impact Challenge! Today we ask you to create a profile in Google Scholar to track your citations. What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar is the Google initiative to track and index research publications globally and across all disciplines. Similar to the Google main search engine, Google Scholar provides means […]
Welcome to the first day of the 2022 EUI Impact Challenge, and happy International Open Access Week! Today we ask you to register your ORCID. (And you already have an ORCID, go to the Bonus Challenge below!) What is ORCID? Short answer: an ORCID is a unique 16-digit researcher ID number associated with you. The […]
The 10th edition of the EUI Library Research Data Guide was published on the 12th of April, providing information about Library support for (i) data discovery (ii) data use and (iii) data preservation and sharing. There are ten sections: 1. Data discovery and the EUI Library Data Portal; 2. Data generation, data protection, data processing and ethical use; 3. Data management plans; 4. Research data management in Horizon Europe, ERC and other EU programmes; 5. Managing data during the research project cycle; 6. Repositing and preserving data in the EUI research repository Cadmus; 7. Open Data and Open Science; 8. Qualitative data and ancillary materials in the humanities and social sciences; 9. EUI infrastructure, software, protocols and support and; 10. International research data guidelines. Read the PDF or the hyperlinked version.
