Category: Authorship
book:logic and AustESE Workshop
The book:logic series of symposia was established in 2010 to bring together postgraduate students, postdoctoral fellows, independent researchers and academics whose work involves aspects of textual studies: the scholarly editing of literary works and historical documents, the study of versions of works, editorial theory, physical bibliography, codicology and history of the book.
The 2013 Symposium will meet at UQ on Friday 4 October. For more information and to register, please visit the Symposium blog: http://booklogic2013.wordpress.com/
In conjunction with the book:logic symposium, the AustESE Project (http://austese.net/) is running a workshop on electronic scholarly editing on Thursday 3 October. Information and registration details will be posted on the book:logic blog.
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Metrics SPaDS Update - Latest news ORCID
Latest News
For researchers who have an ORCID profile, a new service has been initiated by ORCID that will enhance the visibility of your research outputs. The new data integration tool allows researchers to search DataCite for their data, or other research output and link it to their ORCID account. It uses the global infrastructure of DataCite for tracking datasets, and ORCID for linking researchers and their outputs.
By adding your research data sets to your ORCID profile you can raise the
visibility of your research, making it easier to get credit for research
outputs (increase your citation count).
Using services such as this also allows your research work to picked up by
other applications that track research metrics such as Impact Story.
ANDS has been involved in the development of this service, so that Australia can take advantage of the latest international developments in acknowledging researchers and organisations whose data is reused.
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