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durham university library and collections blog skip to content search search for durham university library and collections blog menu home contact us open search tag durhamresearch centre for neurodiversity development visits the bill bryson library by kelly hetherington repository officer there s so much amazing research happening at all levels of durham university staff at the library work hard to support this for example through making sure researchers have access to library resources or advising about open access citations copyright policies and much much more it was therefore really appreciated that researchers from the centre for neurodiversity and development based in the department of psychology but with members from a range of departments including sociology education and sport and exercise sciences visited the library in december 2024 to give us a glimpse into their research and show us the impact it has debbie riby mary hanley chloe fielding james mcleod and amy pearson from the centre for neurodiversity and development stand with kelly hetherington from the library continue reading centre for neurodiversity development visits the bill bryson library february 20 2025 0 dulibintroducing martin gleghorn in the next of our series introducing members of staff dulibintroducing meets repository coordinator martin gleghorn martin gleghorn please state your name full job title and a brief description of what that entails martin gleghorn repository coordinator which means i coordinate the repository alongside the legend that is kelly hetherington and working as part of the scholarly communications team i help look after the university s open access repository durham research online day to day this involves a lot of liaising with academic staff providing training for whoever might need it advocating for open access research more generally working with metadata and ultimately making sure that the research being published at durham is as widely accessible as physically possible i m also one of the people behind the drodurham twitter account which we use to promote that research continue reading dulibintroducing martin gleghorn november 25 2021 0 openaccessweek2020 year in review open access publishing is taking the world by storm partly thanks to initiatives such as plan s and this year durham academics have published a huge amount of articles that are gold open access often with a creative commons attribution licence which means they are free to read download share and adapt as long as you give appropriate credit continue reading openaccessweek2020 year in review october 19 2020 1 open access week telling the story of your research publishing research open access offers numerous potential benefits for researchers for the university and also for wider society it opens up research outputs and makes them accessible to anyone anywhere with an internet connection by opening up research in this way it could be argued that it is more important than ever that we try to understand the impact and reach of papers beyond citation counts limited to just academic and other research specific publications continue reading open access week telling the story of your research october 24 2019 2 open access week focus on the benefits of open access from one researcher s perspective working in the open access team it is clear to us that opinions on publishing open access can vary quite considerably from department to department and from researcher to researcher as part of the work of the open access team we strive to develop our understanding of these opinions by speaking directly with our researchers we interviewed kislon voitchovsky and asked him to share his own thoughts and experiences on publishing generally and more specifically on publishing open access the aim was to provide information and guidance for early career researchers and doctoral students but it should be interesting reading for all it may make it clear to you just how different the publishing environment is for researchers in a field other than your own or it may convince you of the potential benefits of publishing your research open access if you would like to share your opinions on and experiences with open access we would love to hear from you openaccess publishing durham ac uk continue reading open access week focus on the benefits of open access from one researcher s perspective october 23 2019 1 open access week a conversation with chris stokes glaciologist department of geography the theme of open access week 2019 is open for whom equity in open knowledge so this seemed like a good opportunity to speak to professor chris stokes a glaciologist from durham s geography department about research and the benefits of open access chris was the lead author on the 2019 open access paper widespread distribution of supraglacial lakes around the margin of the east antarctic ice sheet scientific reports 9 13823 doi 10 1038 s41598 019 50343 5 continue reading open access week a conversation with chris stokes glaciologist department of geography october 21 2019 1 isn t that something magnificent sight out here fifty years ago today the apollo 11 mission saw the first two humans neil armstrong and buzz aldrin land on the surface of the moon whilst michael collins remaining on the command module overhead momentarily experienced a solitude unparalleled as he disappeared alone in orbit round the dark side of the moon and out of contact and sight of every other known living creature most of us here in the university library were young children or but glints in our parents eyes but we have many primary sources available to durham staff and students to explore these and other momentous infamous or obscure events in our shared history snapshots of how they were reported the views of those who observed or experienced them the discussion commentary or argument that followed continue reading isn t that something magnificent sight out here july 20 2019 3 i am not a number i am a free man please note this title is a quote from the 1967 british tv series the prisoner there are recognised issues of gender bias in citation and authorship across academia this title was not intended to reflect that and yes the author was male please consider yourself equally free to be treated as a number rather than a person whatever your gender identity but recognise that those numbers may reflect bias in the practice of authors and reviewers ed 17th july 2019 who is citing who we often well sometimes get asked by students how do i know who has cited this work how do i do this we more frequently get asked a similar question by our academic colleagues how do i know who has cited my work how do i do this is bigger always better why would you not want to know who has been citing your research it may just be to massage your ego or it might offer an opportunity to re evaluate your own work in the new light shed by others it could offer an opportunity for a future collaboration or a conversation starter with a citing author at an upcoming conference sometimes it is just nice to have that often fleeting sensation of finally having your value recognised by someone or often sadly being able to show how often you have been cited is the game you are forced to play for that next academic job application or promotion review when it comes to that last reason the assumption is often that bigger is better whilst this may often be true there is a lot of nuance to that question not least what might be understood to be big from one discipline to another but casting your eyes back to the title of this post do you want quality to be measured by a number the answer to that question might be influenced by whether you re a stem or humanities scholar or just whether you re the person sitting on an interview panel with a long list of over 500 applications to get through in far too little time continue reading i am not a number i am a free man july 17 2019 0 on serendipity and libraries earlier this week my son s school played host to a visit from martin longstaff who performs under the moniker of the lake poets for any fans of quality football this name may not be familiar but for those who like my son support sunderland afc you may recognise at least one his songs shipyards which has been used as the theme song to the netflix series sunderland til i die in an interview a few years ago in the guardian martin noted that the name for his musical persona came from a moment of serendipity whilst studying at a university not too far from this esteemed establishment one day in the library at university longstaff noticed a book it was called recollections of the lake poets that explored the works of 19 th century romantic poets such as wordsworth coelridge southey i read it and thought the lake poets would make a great band name brinnand e the lake poets new band up north 37 guardian 30 oct 2013 a chance encounter in the library with a real world impact on the direction of a student s trajectory through life continue reading on serendipity and libraries june 20 2019 2 a new age for media coverage of women s sport an analysis of english media coverage of the 2015 fifa women s world cup here at durham university library we re always interested to see what research our academic colleagues are publishing and making available to all via our open access repository durham research online kelly h growing up in a north east town in the 1990s conveniently located between newcastle and sunderland football was a prominent part of my childhood there were many arguments about which team was better newcastle or sunderland newcastle obviously but one thing was for certain football was for the lads this view was perpetuated by the teachers our parents and of course the media there was one girl in my class who was an amazing footballer and the boys accepted her as an equal until secondary school when she was no longer allowed to play with them due to health and safety image noelle otto cc 0 https www pexels com photo woman athletes playing soccer 906073 continue reading a new age for media coverage of women s sport an analysis of english media coverage of the 2015 fifa women s world cup june 13 2019 0 tags academicskills acquisitions altmetrics archaeology archives archivesunlocked art askdulib author alex author alix author andrew author aya author ben author beth author caroline author charlie author charlotte author colin author dan author danielle author david author elisabeth author erin author fiona author francis author freya author gemma author gillian author gracie author hannah author harri author heather author iris author james author jennifer author jenny author jill author joan author john author jonathan author judith author kai author katew author katie author katiebrew author kelly author kirsty author lily author maria author martin author mike author nancy author naomi author olivia author poorva 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