UCP Libraries organise training cycle "Open Access: policies, where to publish and research data"

The Universidade Católica Libraries are organizing a training cycle, consisting of three initiatives, which will cover various topics including Open Access and the policies of funding bodies, how to publish with impact considering the Scopus and Web of Science reference bases, data management plans using the ARGOS platform, and even the Zenodo research data repository.

 

Open Access Policies | October 9, 15h00-16h30

  • Funders and their policies: FCT and EU;
  • How to comply: b-on transformative agreements, DOAJ and Sherpa/Romeo.

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Where to publish? | October 11, 15h00-16h30

  • Metrics associated with scientific journals;
  • Selecting journals with impact in Scopus and Web of Science.

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Research data management | October 31, 15h00-16h30

  • Data management plans, the case of ARGOS;
  • Research data repository, the Zenodo example.

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This training cycle will be open to all interested parties, with no prior registration or limit on the number of participants, just access the links for each session.

For more information, consult the UCP Libraries Portal or its User Training Portal.

You can also contact the UCP Libraries training team at: formacao.bibliotecas@ucp.pt

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