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How publishers & librarians can support early career researchers in a changing publishing landscape

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Event
  • Session
  • Monday, 08 April 2019
  • 11:30
  • Duration: 24 mins
  • Publication date: 16 Apr 2019
  • Location: Ludlow Room, Telford International Centre
  • Part of event UKSG Conference 2019

About the session

Plenary Session 1 - Sleepwalkig Toward the Future 

Chair: Helle Lauridsen, Lyngsoe Systems

Early career researchers (ECRs) are keen to publish their work for many reasons, from becoming established in the field to improving employability in a competitive job market. At the same time, they face many and changing challenges, such as understanding the different routes into publication; having the time and resources to research and write; and navigating wider contexts such as the Research Excellence Framework and Open Access requirements. Publishers and librarians are well-placed to support ECRs, and in turn can benefit from better understanding the ECR experience of the publishing landscape, and in this talk I will suggest strategies for successful partnership

 

Keywords:
  • UKSG
  • consultants
  • content providers
  • employability
  • intermediaries
  • librarians
  • publishers
  • research library

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Speaker

  • Dr Charlotte Mathieson

    Dr Charlotte Mathieson

    University of Surrey

    Dr Charlotte Mathieson is aLecturer in Nineteenth-CenturyEnglish Literature at the Universityof Surrey’s School of Literature andLanguages. She gained her PhD inEnglish literature at the Universityof Warwick in 2011, where shesubsequently worked as a ResearchFellow at the Institute of AdvancedStudy, and then as a TeachingFellow at Newcastle University.During this time she has developed a substantial portfolio of worksupporting early career researchers, with particular interest in theResearch Excellence Framework and the publishing environment.
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