A panel discussion about the benefits, impacts and challenges of research podcasts, chaired by Andy Tattersall, Information Specialist in the School of Medicine and Population Health at the University of Sheffield.
In this session, Javiera Atenas (University of Suffolk) and Sandra Schön (Graz University of Technology), in conversation with Chrissi Nerantzi (University of Leeds), reflect on new opportunities to navigate the evolving knowledge landscape, inspiring new Open Education Practices globally.
An online event to discuss potential alternative models to pay for open access monographs in the humanities with Ros Pyne from Bloomsbury Open Collections and David Teira from the British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS).
The Knowledge Equity Network presents and international panel discussion, on the topic ‘Knowledge as a key driver for Sustainability’. The panel will collectively explore the advance of knowledge equity in global higher education and ask how this can be used to better promote people and planet, rather than just profit.
Public lecture from Peter Baldwin (Distinguished Professor of History at UCLA, California) incorporating an interactive panel discussion. Co-hosted by the University of Hull and the Knowledge Equity Network.
An evening of talks, discussion, wine and nibbles to explore the opportunities for open access monograph publishing available with White Rose University Press (WRUP), the open access university press for the universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York.
As part of Open Research Leeds's 'Open Lunch' series, DCCH interns Lili Jaber (English) and Samuel Yeung (Music Psychology) about their work on the Collections (as) Data project, developing digital approaches to working with data to offer new insights into Library collections.