Repository and Research Office Partnerships at University of Canberra

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Repository and Research Office Partnerships at University of Canberra

What is UC? Building a global community of OA repositories Launched in 2009 120 members from around the world

Not “same same but different”:

Library / Research Services Office Collaboration

Research Reporting: [HERDC] & ERA in the Library

ORCiD in the Library

Research Grants: OA Mandates ARC / NHMRC

Theses: Education & Open Access

Promoting UC : UC Research Repository Open Archives (USA) OpenDOAR (UK) ROAR (UK) Trove (AU) Google (US / AU) highly rated Google Scholar CORE (UK) BASE (Europe)

Changes & Challenges: The roles of the two offices are very different but complimentary Our processes and roles have evolved over the 8 years I have been in this role, and will continue to do so as new requirements, tools and technologies disrupt the status quo From my perspective the challenges have all been in-house

Research Services Functions Grant management Ethics and Integrity Research publication collection Reporting and performance (Publications, income, HDR) Individual researcher performance Research Institute/Faculty performance Institutional performance (compared to other universities)

Research Office and Library University libraries play an important role in supporting research and Research Services activity General services for researchers Services that support other units Strategic services ORCiD (researcher disambiguation) Publication collection (could we pass an audit?) Research data management Excellence in Research for Australia

Excellence in Research for Australia Full census of publications by field of research at each university Supported by other measures such as income, patents, designs etc Occurs every 3 (or so) years No funding attached but of reputational importance A massive effort in staff time and resourcing, involving all research leaders, run out of Research Services, with involvement from library

Pure UC moved to Pure for Research Management in 2017 Research Services Citation analysis, benchmarking Pure Projects Publication Collection in Pure Researcher ARC’s SEER Library Pure ERA Module Checking workflow External Peer Reviewers Pure Dark Repository Checking Content Scopus WoS ORCID Mendeley Pubmed and more Open Access Repository

Working collaboratively We are on the same team (Team UC) We respect each others skill sets and contributions to be made to achieving shared goals and resolving issues We respect the different networks that can be brought into play to achieve shared goals We respect that the language used and the pressures felt by the two groups may be different but we look for common ground

Thank you for listening Terri Landford – terri.landford@canberra.edu.au Sophie Holloway - Sophie.Holloway@canberra.edu.au