The University of Huddersfield experience Graham Stone Information Resources Manager What’s my motivation, darling? November 4-7, 2015, Charleston Conference.

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The University of Huddersfield experience Graham Stone Information Resources Manager What’s my motivation, darling? November 4-7, 2015, Charleston Conference This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

Setting the scene University of Huddersfield Medium sized University in the North of England –24,000 FTE students On target to achieve its goal of becoming an internationally recognised research-led institution

Institutional drivers Strategy and Key Performance Indicators Increase publications at international level Grow citations Increase quality of output Increase the number of researchers and research active staff

Research strategy The role of the library Liaison in all the usual places –Subject teams, academic librarians, research librarian –Web pages, LibGuides –Research Committees –Desk top visits

Research strategy The role of the library We liaise with research marketing to help researchers choose the right article and to grow impact Discover magazine

Staff Development The informed researcher Training sessions for PhD students and academic staff –Citations count: how to use citations to increase your research impact –Managing research data –Open access publishing: increase your audience –Organising your references –Online research networks: share your work and connect with others

Making an impact 6 ways to boost citations Identify yourself Collaborate Reach your audience Be discoverable Be accessible Disseminate National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement

Making an impact 6 ways to boost citations Identify yourself Collaborate Reach your audience Be discoverable Be accessible Disseminate