In the spring of 2018 librarians at the University of Texas at Austin interviewed 15 chemistry PIs as part of a local replication of Ithaka S+R’s ongoing series of reports on how faculty in various disciplines gather, manage, and use information and data in the course of their research. Topics explored in the interviews included information access behaviors, data generation and management, publishing preferences, and attitudes toward open science. We will present preliminary findings from this study, including common themes and challenges expressed by the faculty, which we hope will inform the next generation of library services to a clientele that is at the same time demanding (in terms of access to content) and aloof (in terms of regu...
Research is an art and a science that can be taught and learned and how students develop into buddin...
In the past, library users had to come to the library. Today, the library has to approach their poss...
175-183 Through a questionnaire survey, data collected from 138 users from the Department of Chemist...
Slides presenting preliminary results from an interview-based study of the information needs and inf...
Report on an interview-based study of the information practices of faculty in the Department of Chem...
This manuscript is a final draft of the article as submitted to the Haworth journal Science and Tech...
Chemists in academic institutions utilize a variety of resources and strategies to remain current an...
Librarian consultations with research groups, flipped classroom exercises, active learning, and Just...
© 2017 Heather Brodie Perry. Academic librarians need reliable information on the needs of faculty t...
Traditionally, most introductory chemistry courses require students to purchase a textbook and homew...
Open access publishing has been relatively slow to take hold in chemistry in comparison with other S...
Direct link: http://www.acscinf.org/content/paving-road-more-open-access-chemistr
The majority of undergraduate students are not very familiar with literature searching in chemistry,...
This is a presentation delivered at the 253rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition, San Francisco, CA, ...
Abstract: This paper presents selected results from a survey of Canadian academic chemists carried o...
Research is an art and a science that can be taught and learned and how students develop into buddin...
In the past, library users had to come to the library. Today, the library has to approach their poss...
175-183 Through a questionnaire survey, data collected from 138 users from the Department of Chemist...
Slides presenting preliminary results from an interview-based study of the information needs and inf...
Report on an interview-based study of the information practices of faculty in the Department of Chem...
This manuscript is a final draft of the article as submitted to the Haworth journal Science and Tech...
Chemists in academic institutions utilize a variety of resources and strategies to remain current an...
Librarian consultations with research groups, flipped classroom exercises, active learning, and Just...
© 2017 Heather Brodie Perry. Academic librarians need reliable information on the needs of faculty t...
Traditionally, most introductory chemistry courses require students to purchase a textbook and homew...
Open access publishing has been relatively slow to take hold in chemistry in comparison with other S...
Direct link: http://www.acscinf.org/content/paving-road-more-open-access-chemistr
The majority of undergraduate students are not very familiar with literature searching in chemistry,...
This is a presentation delivered at the 253rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition, San Francisco, CA, ...
Abstract: This paper presents selected results from a survey of Canadian academic chemists carried o...
Research is an art and a science that can be taught and learned and how students develop into buddin...
In the past, library users had to come to the library. Today, the library has to approach their poss...
175-183 Through a questionnaire survey, data collected from 138 users from the Department of Chemist...