Two upcoming Edinburgh data-related conferences TAGS: conference | open data | open science As we all settle into the new year, it is good to start filling the calendar with events that provide new insight, provide opportunities to interact with peers, offer the …Continue reading →

Reflections on CoLIS 2025 TAGS: Humanities data The end of May and start of June is always a busy time for conferences and this year has been no exception. Luckily, at the start of June, I was …Continue reading →

Edinburgh Open Research Conference 2025 Highlights TAGS: conference | open data | Open Research | open science On 4th June 2025, we held the 4th annual Edinburgh Open Research Conference. The conference welcomed anyone who is part of a research community, from researchers and technicians to support …Continue reading →

ICOM UK 2023 TAGS: anti-racism | collections registrar | conference | Decolonisation | ICOMUK2023 Today’s blog comes from Collections Registrar Morven Rodger, reflecting on the 2023 ICOM UK Conference in Glasgow, addressing legacies of colonialism nationally and internationally. In August 2018, while on a …Continue reading →

Attending LIBER and REDUX 2020 Conferences Online TAGS: conference | LIBER | open access | Plan S | REDUX | S2O In our continuous shift towards digital culture, and of course during the pandemic, conferences have been adapting their programmes to online formats. This is no mean feat, particularly as even the best laid plans can have …Continue reading →

EU copyright, quo vadis? TAGS: Brussels | copyright | European Copyright Society | intellectual property This month our copyright expert Eugen attended a one day conference in Brussels to keep up to date with the latest developments in Intellectual Property law. “EU copyright, quo vadis? …Continue reading →

ReCon 2015: Research in the 21st Century: Data, Analytics & Impact Last week a few us attended ReCon 2015 here in Edinburgh which proved to be very interesting. Session 1: Beyond the paper: publishing data, software and more Attended by Scott …Continue reading →