Cambridge University Library
Media items
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Media items
Alexander Bergs: 'Writing, reading, language change - a sociohistorical perspective on scribes, readers, and networks...
This paper investigates the relationship of authors and scribes in medieval Britain. It is shown that in many (late) medieval texts were in fact not autographed, but dictated in...
Collection: Scribes as Agents of Language Change
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Thu 1 Mar 2012
Andrew Charlesworth: Intellectual Property Rights and Research Data -- Focus on copyright
In this presentation, Andrew Charlesworth (Centre for IT and Law, Bristol University) provides an overview of IPR and how it pertains to research data and materials, with a focus...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Fri 1 Apr 2011
Andrew Charlesworth: Intellectual property rights (IPR) -- tips and pitfalls for creating and using research materials...
In this short interview, Andrew Charlesworth (Centre for IT and Law, University of Bristol) gives advice on intellectual property rights for researchers who may want to re-use or...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 4 Apr 2011
Astrobiology: the hunt for alien life
Talk given on 19 March 2011 as part of Cambridge Science Festival. Dr Lewis Dartnell investigates whether there's life in outer space.
Collection: St John's College Library
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Wed 6 Jul 2011
Boots, boxes and books: the life and work of Fred Hoyle
Talk given on 19 March 2011 as part of Cambridge Science Festival. Fred Hoyle was one of the twentieth century's most creative and controversial scientists. A collection of his...
Collection: St John's College Library
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Thu 10 Mar 2011
Cambridge Libraries Widget - Use it!
How to use the Cambridge Libraries Widget.
Collection: Cambridge Libraries Widget
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Fri 26 Feb 2010
Chris Rusbridge: FAQ on Freedom of Information (FOI) / Environmental Information Requests (EIR) for research data
Recently high-profile rulings by the Information Commissioners Office have forced unwilling researchers and institutions to share their research data and correspondences. While...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 4 Apr 2011
Chris Rusbridge: How does the Freedom of Information Act apply to research data? (interview)
In this short interview, Chris Rusbridge answers questions about how the Freedom of Information Act and Environmental Information Requests apply to research data.
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 4 Apr 2011
Dr Paul White interviews Randal Keynes OBE about Charles Darwin
Collection: Randal Keynes interview
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Thu 11 Dec 2008
Esther-Miriam Wagner: ‘Challenges of Multiglossia: the emergence of substandard Judaeo-Arabic registers’
A talk on Arabic language history and Judaeo-Arabic sociolinguistics.
Collection: Scribes as Agents of Language Change
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 7 Nov 2011
Fanar Haddad: Using YouTube and Social Media in Research
Fanar Haddad uses YouTube and social media extensively as a source for his research on Iraq and secterian violence. In this presentation, he shares his experiences,...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Wed 13 Apr 2011
Fanar Haddad: YouTube and social media in research (interview)
Fanar Haddad uses YouTube and social media extensively as a source for his research on Iraq and secterian violence. In this short interview, he shares his experiences,...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Thu 7 Apr 2011
Florian Dolberg: ‘Gender Change in medieval English’
This paper investigates changing gender assignment and exponence at the interface of Old and Middle English.
Collection: Scribes as Agents of Language Change
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Wed 9 Nov 2011
Libby Bishop: Lessons from managing a research archive project for sensitive personal data (interview)
In this short inerview, Libby Bishop (Timescapes project, University of Leeds) provides advice lessons learnt from her experience as Senior Research Archivist for Timescapes, a...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 4 Apr 2011
Libby Bishop: The Timescapes Archive - A case study for long-term use and sharing sensitive data.
In this presentation, Libby Bishop, Senior Research Archivist for the Timescapes project (University of Leeds), speaks about her experiences, recommendations, and lessons learnt...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Fri 1 Apr 2011
Louise Corti: How can researchers preserve, share, and re-use sensitive data? (interview)
In this short interview, Louise Corti (UK Data Archive) gives tips on what researchers working with sensitive data can do at the start of a project to make it easier to preserve,...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 4 Apr 2011
Louise Corti: Managing Sensitive Research Data -- A Practical Overview
In this presentation, Louise Corti (UK Data Archive) provides best practices and examples for managing sensitive research data. Topics include helping researchers get the most use...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Fri 1 Apr 2011
Lucy Farr: Managing Research Data in ArcGIS
ESRI's ArcGIS data, and other vector data system, are highly vulnerable to partial or complete data loss over time because as the company makes frequent software updates, and the...
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Wed 27 Apr 2011
Merja Stenroos: ‘Who is speaking to whom? Identity and intelligibility in Middle English scribal transmission’
The standardisation of English is often taken to begin in the fifteenth century. Scholars may consider written English to be largely ‘standardised’ by 1500; at the same time,...
Collection: Scribes as Agents of Language Change
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Wed 29 Feb 2012
Michael Kandiah: Using the UK Freedom of Information Act -- A practical guide for researchers
In this presentation, Michael Kandiah (Kings College London) describes his experience and gives tips to help researchers use the Freedom of Information Act to gather data.
Collection: Managing Research and Data in the Digital Age
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Fri 1 Apr 2011
