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dulibintroducing martin gleghorn durham university library and collections blog skip to content search search for durham university library and collections blog menu home contact us open search 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 how long have you worked in the library i ve just passed the two year mark i joined as a library assistant in the e resources team back in november 2019 which meant that i d spent just enough time here to start feeling confident enough in blagging stuff at the help and information desk when covid came along and everything changed i ve been in my current role since march 2021 what s the most interesting enjoyable aspect of your job as a naturally nosey person getting an early glimpse of the research being carried out at durham is right up my street and i don t think i ll ever get over how much mind blowingly good research is being done here even if much of the work in the stem disciplines goes way over my head aside from that and at the risk of sounding dreadfully sincere it s incredibly rewarding to be able to make research that wouldn t otherwise be accessible available to anyone who might need it lastly the people be it my library colleagues the academics i work with or the library users dreamboats the lot of them what was the last film you saw and what would it rate out of 10 i thought about swerving this question as i m nowhere near as much as a film buff as i know a lot of my colleagues are case in point is that going back to the cinema is one of the few normal things i haven t yet done post lockdown so the last film i saw at the pictures was parasite back in early 2020 it justified the hype for me a solid 8 5 that aside the realisation that it s coming up to the first anniversary of diego maradona s death prompted me to re watch asif kapadia s diego maradona i love it and while obviously not the point of the film it just makes me want to run around 1980s naples getting up to mischief and being the best footballer in the world another solid 8 5 what are you reading at the moment and would you recommend it i m re reading the offing by benjamin myers off the back of seeing a stage production of it at the live theatre in newcastle earlier this month i d recommend the play but it is closing in a few days and may have already done so by the time this blog post sees the light of day failing that though i d absolutely recommend the novel as well not least because it contains a passage about my favourite durham based urban legend you probably know the one the one about the statue of the horse in market square if you had unlimited budget what addition would you make to the library not the most imaginative suggestion but i d have that revolving front door out of here straight away once i ve fixed the doors i d probably invest in a few more life sized cardboard cut outs of bill bryson i believe we only have the one at the moment which quite frankly isn t enough the library tannoy system has just been turned into a massive karaoke machine what would you sing to the library don t you want me by the human league both parts obviously what is the best piece of advice you could give to our library users s hy bairns get nowt seriously as i mentioned my library colleagues are great and i can say with some confidence that every single one of them gets a massive buzz off helping our users so take advantage of that if we want to know more about your role in the library where can we find more information there s a comprehensive overview of durham research online here and you can always email us at dro admin durham ac uk alternatively buy me one of those stripy doughnuts they have in small island coffee and i ll tell you anything you want to hear share this share on x opens in new window x share on facebook opens in new window facebook like this like loading published by durhamunilib view all posts by durhamunilib november 25 2021 du library staff library professionals author martin dulibintroducing durhamresearch durhamresearchonline librarypeople post navigation durham authors publish open access through our publisher deals the 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