Jenny O'Neill

@jennylibrarian.bsky.social

Open Research and FAIR Data advocate by day, knitter & serial crafter when I get 5 minutes. Permanently drinking coffee. She/her

I had the privilege of speaking in the beautiful RIA on Tuesday at the A&SL Conference 2026, Reimagining Librarianship. Drawing on my transition from academic librarian, I reflected on how librarianship continues to shape my professional practice, even outside a traditional library setting. #ASL2026

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Our final two #ASL2025 speakers!Ann O'Sullivan from A&L Goodbody speaks about the changes in the information landscape over her 30 years of librarianship. Jenny O'Neill from Asiera explores how core library competencies are increasingly essential within national research infrastructure initiatives.

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The LIR Group invites you to submit a lightning talk for this year's Annual Seminar relating to the theme, Supporting Emerging Literacies: How do libraries design and deliver new literacy programmes? We look forward to your submissions.

An infographic advertising a call for papers for the LIR Annual Seminar 2026. This year's theme is Supporting Emerging Literacies How do libraries design and deliver new literacy programmes?
LIR invites submissions for lightning talks which address
AI Literacy, including: critical AI literacy; AI in the research workflow; prompting as a literacy.
Environmental Sustainability Literacy, including: critical environmental literacy, climate misinformation and campus partnerships for impact.
Emerging Literacies and Cross‑Cutting Themes, including: futures literacy labs, data literacy, designing future‑ready services, programme design, ethics across literacies, misinformation & critical evaluation, equity & inclusion.
Papers that may not match the above but relate to the overall theme are equally welcome.
A 300 word abstract for a 10 minute lightning talk including Q&A can be submitted for consideration to lir.heanet.committee@gmail.com
Include with subject title LIR Annual Seminar 2026. 
Please also include your name, title and affiliation.
The closing date for abstract submission is Midnight (GMT), Tuesday, March 31st. The seminar will take place in person at the Asiera offices, Dublin 1, on 13th May 2026.

Join RESIN for an InfoShares on the Quantum Computing & the QCloud Project, Friday 4th April 2025, 11:00am Dr Anila Mjeda and Dr Hazel Murray from MTU will explore the transformative potential of quantum computing. To receive an invitation please contact us at researchengagement@heanet.ie.

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