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Back in the UK

This is just a quick blog post to say that I am now back in the UK, following almost three wonderful years in Auckland, New Zealand at The University of Auckland. Having worked in England and Wales,...

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A tale of two bids

This is a tale of two bids; two recent JISC bids to be precise.  One submitted via the  ‘traditional’ route, and one via the experimental ‘Elevator‘ route.  This blog post is a brief reflection of my...

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Thoughts on the Elevator

The JISC have been running an experimental funding system known as the JISC Elevator.  The introduction on the site’s homepage describes the concept well: JISC elevator is a new way to find and fund...

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Is the Repository Developer a dying breed?

Is the Repository Developer a dying breed, and should we care? Cast your mind back, perhaps seven or eight years.  It was the heyday of repository development.  Projects such as DSpace and EPrints were...

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Oh, the admin and the coder should be friends!

This is a tongue-in-cheek blog post a few days before the Open Repositories 2012 conference that is being held here in Edinburgh. I’ll give a bit of background first, a disclaimer, a video, then the...

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Facebook advertising Open Access “Are you a researcher?”

2012 has been a busy year in the world of Open Access.  From a UK funding point of view, the big news has included the Finch Report and the RCUK’s reaction this in its new Policy on Access to Research...

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The ResourceSync PHP Library

Over the past year, thanks to funding from the Jisc, I’ve been involved with the NISO / OAI ResourceSync initiative.  The aim of ResourceSync is to provide mechanisms for large-scale synchronisations...

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Resourcesync: Making things happen with callbacks

In a previous blog post I introduced the ResourceSync PHP API library.  This is a code library written PHP that makes it easy to interact with web sites that support the new ResourceSync standard.  The...

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ResourceSync and SWORD

This is the third post is a short series of blog posts about ResourceSync.  Thanks to Jisc funding, a small number of us from the UK have been involved in the NISO / OAI ResourceSync Initiative.  This...

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GitHub to repository deposit

Over the past few months there have been positive shifts in the infrastructure available to archive software.  To ‘archive software’ can mean many things to many people, but for the purposes of this...

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