17.11.2023
Mot-clé : Australie
28.06.2023
Open access initiatives by research active institutions in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: a snapshot of the landscape in 2022
« Open Access Australasia reports on open access initiatives currently practised by research active institutions in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand…14.03.2023
Rankings tail wags the strategy dog
« If the ARC’s research metrics are abolished they will be replaced by commercially-motivated providers of league tables and research metrics…09.03.2023
Open Access Publish with power: rights protected by QUT’s revised open access policy [Queensland University of Technology]
« QUT’s revised Open Access policy protects your right to make your research publications open access. (…)…23.02.2023
Why a national PID strategy?
« An outline of why the Australian Research Data Commons is pursuing the development of a national persistent identifier strategy and…14.11.2022
Webinar – Sharing academic research: The role of institutional repositories
« This project explores the role of Australian institutional repositories in sharing academic research. 22 library leaders and repository managers from…06.10.2022
Incentives to invest in identifiers: A cost-benefit analysis of persistent identifiers in Australian research systems
« Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are unique alpha-numeric codes that positively identify entities such as people, places, and things. In addition, they…22.09.2022
NHMRC’s revised Open Access Policy released
« (…) Under NHMRC’s revised Open Access Policy, all peer-reviewed publications arising from NHMRC-funded research must be made available immediately upon…11.10.2021
Advancing data-intensive research in Australia
« This report presents findings from consultations with the research community on the challenges and opportunities of data-intensive research in Australia.11.05.2021
Mapping open knowledge institutions: an exploratory analysis of Australian universities
« While the movement for open research has gained momentum in recent years, there remain concerns about the broader commitment to…26.03.2021
Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC): Universities unite for consistency in research data management
« In an outstanding collaborative success, 25 of Australia’s 42 universities are coming together to develop a framework to bring consistency…05.03.2021
CAUL and CSIRO Publishing collaborate to enable Open Access in Australia and New Zealand
« Many Australian and New Zealand researchers can now publish research articles as open access in CSIRO-owned journals through new transformative…03.03.2021
CSIRO moves towards Open Access for national benefit
« Research aimed at solving Australia’s greatest challenges will be made increasingly accessible as part of a shift towards ‘Open Access’…05.01.2021
2020 locked in shift to open access publishing, but Australia is lagging
« For all its faults, 2020 appears to have locked in momentum for the open access movement. But it is time…12.06.2020
NHMRC Survey of research culture in Australian
« As part of NHMRC’s Research Quality Strategy, a survey was conducted to gain insight into the research culture in…07.02.2020
Curtin develops cyber knowledge bank for open-access books
« (…) The trust is believed to be the first of its kind in the world for scholarly publishing, enabling universities…18.10.2019
First transformative agreement for Australia and New Zealand
« The Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) and the UK-based Microbiology Society are delighted to announce the signing of the…07.10.2019
Déclaration électorale commune du CAUL-AOASG
(…) Dans leur déclaration, CAUL et l’AOASG appellent à une stratégie nationale de science ouverte, affirmant que la dynamique internationale…02.08.2019
Keynotes and presentations from the Humanities, Arts and Culture Data Summit & 3rd DARIAH beyond Europe event in Canberra, Australia are now published
« In late March, DARIAH organised the third DARIAH beyond Europe event in conjunction with the second annual Humanities, Arts and…04.04.2019
Bringing Citations and Usage Metrics Together to Make Data Count
« Over the last years, many organizations have been working on infrastructure to facilitate sharing and reuse of research data. This…20.03.2018
Australie : National Health and Medical Research Council Open Access Policy (.pdf)
« NHMRC supports the sharing of outputs from NHMRC funded research including publications and data. The aims of the NHMRC Open…31.07.2017
All Australian and New Zealand Universities gain access to Taylor & Francis Group journals in landmark agreement
« Taylor & Francis and the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) are pleased to announce a new agreement enabling access…21.12.2016
Universities Australia backs calls for fairer copyright laws
« Universities Australia welcomes the Productivity Commission’s report on Australia’s Intellectual Property Arrangements, which calls for the…21.09.2016
Australian National Data Service: 23 (research data) Things
« 23 (research data) Things is self-directed learning for anybody who wants to know more about research data.25.05.2016
Les auteurs australiens menacent le gouvernement de quitter le pays
« Les écrivains grondent : l’auteure Magda Szubanski a fait savoir qu’elle pourrait quitter le pays et appelle les auteurs à…09.05.2016
JISC- Learning analytics in higher education – A review of UK and international practice
« (…) This report documents the emerging uses of learning analytics in the United States, Australia and the United…jisc.ac.uk, Niall Sclater, Alice Peasgood, Joel Mullan, avril 2016
28.04.2016
How Australia produces $30 billion worth of ‘grey literature’ that we can’t read
« Australia spends more than $30 billion a year on projects which produce “grey literature” – documents which are…13.11.2014
Repères RSTI – Stratégie pour favoriser la commercialisation de la recherche publique
« … Le document d’orientation propose quelques pistes d’action pour améliorer la commercialisation de la recherche australienne, parmi lesquelles :…18.11.2013
Growing Institutional Support for Data Citation. Results of a Partnership Between Griffith University and the Australian National Data Service – Natasha Simons, Karen Visser, Sam Searle
« Abstract Data is increasingly recognised as a valuable product of research and a number of international…dlib.org, Natasha Simons, Karen Visser and Sam Searle, novembre 2013
06.09.2013
Labor backs scholarly publishing with $12m
» THE Rudd government is promising to subsidise loss-making scholarly publishing with up to $12 million over three years…13.06.2013