1. Summary of group discussion
Tuesday 10 May

2. Teaching and training researchers
Individual support
Personal contact – understanding researchers needs
Partners
Attendance – problem
Competency of librarians
Good practice
PhD on Track
Menu
Short sessions – with coffee

3. Outreach
The majority think it is difficult to engage researchers and faculty
Relatively easy when library is organized under research administration
Easy when important communication is sent via senior management lines (Peter’s experiences in Belgium)
Meeting researchers for coffee and lunch informal chats is effective
Instead of inviting researchers to the library, go to find them in their offices, research grouped meetings, department meetings
Organize fun social events for light information's session
Identify when they have less work loads, start and end of semester
Make sure that they know they contact person from the library (Introduce yourself
Make information's pamphlets for research support services
Integrate research support services within the PhD programes, meet program directors and supervisors.
Research outreach each when library is situated near the researches work places.

4. Bibliometrics Changing systems
Varying awareness in researchers and management
Bibliometrics takes time
Dynamics of indicators
Suppliers of data

5. Open access
Open Archive and interoperability. How systems talk to each other to make green archiving easier.
Supporting researchers on versioning and copyright.
Functionalities connected to DSpace/archive.
How communication between printing press/University press and library will add value to both.
CRIS systems and Archives. How they work together in different institutions.