Open Research, University of Aberdeen

@openresearchuoa.bsky.social

Open Research at University of Aberdeen. Providing expertise, support, advice and news on #OpenResearch #OpenAccess #OpenData https://www.abdn.ac.uk/library/support/open-research.php

Next week! @jisc.bsky.social will be running a webinar demystifying ORCiDs for researchers. Learn all the benefits and best practices of this tool. The webinar is free and open to all, no prior knowledge of ORCiD required Tuesday 30 June 11:00-12:00 BST. Register at

ORCID for researchers - Jisc

Find out why getting a free ORCID iD and populating your ORCID record is key for researchers to get credit for their work.

jisc.ac.uk

I saw this article and was immediately charmed by the image of Dr. Tanashi holding the bat she's just discovered. I thought, I bet our researchers have some similar great photos. So, to break up a dreary Tuesday morning, share your favourite image of yourself with your research, just for fun 😀

The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2mo ago

The bat that weighs the same as a teaspoon of salt – and the biologist who rediscovered it

I saw this article and was immediately charmed by the image of Dr. Tanashi holding the bat she's just discovered. I thought, I bet our researchers have some similar great photos. So, to break up a dreary Tuesday morning, share your favourite image of yourself with your research, just for fun 😀

The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2mo ago

The bat that weighs the same as a teaspoon of salt – and the biologist who rediscovered it

📢 @jisc.bsky.social will be running a seminar: ORCID for Researchers webinar – Tuesday 30 June 11:00-12:00 (BST/UTC+1) This webinar will explain what the benefits are to researchers to have an ORDiD and how to use them effectively. Register for the webinar at www.jisc.ac.uk/events/orcid...

ORCID for researchers - Jisc

Find out why getting a free ORCID iD and populating your ORCID record is key for researchers to get credit for their work.

jisc.ac.uk

Yesterday humanity went out the farthest from Earth we've ever been. Accomplishing this required huge numbers of researchers to collaborate on a shared goal. It's a beautiful reminder of what we can accomplish when we work together and share knowledge. What's the 'moon shoot' in your field?

Alex Steffen@alexsteffen.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I hadn't seen this before. This is pretty remarkable. Earth and Moon in one NASA photo. ht @astrokatie.com

Earth and Moon from DSCOVR NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite captured this unique view of the Moon as it moved in front of the sunlit side of Earth last month. This view shows the fully illuminated “dark side” of the moon that is never visible from Earth. Ian Regan processed this version of the image to account for the Moon's motion. NASA / NOAA / Ian Regan

If you're around Edinburgh, be sure and check out our fearless leader Simon Bains, talking about openness in the Arts and Humanities, all part of Scottish Research Integrity and Culture Week!

Simon Bains@simonjbains.bsky.social · 5mo ago

After a week in London at #R2RConf and #CopimConference my open research roadshow continues at a 'Scottish Research Integrity and Culture Week' event at @rcsed.bsky.social in Edinburgh where I'm on a panel to talk about 'expanding openness' for arts + humanities.

Image of the screen and panel seating ready to go at the event.

This looks like it should be a great event, and we appreciate you making it hybrid so we all can come 😊 Especially looking forward to the keynotes! UoA researchers, be sure to check out the list for events relevant to your work!

Research and Partnerships team, UoL@livunirpteam.bsky.social · 6mo ago

📢 Open Research Week 2026, Mon 2 - Fri 6 March 2026. Registration is now open! A free series of events exploring new, developing & current practices in #OpenResearch. 👉 Register here: www.liverpool.ac.uk/open-researc... UoL is proud to help lead this national event @liverpooluni.bsky.social 📚📬

Today for #LoveDataWeek we're asking what can you do with large datasets? Well, a team a geologists at Aberdeen, led by @seismoamy.bsky.social have started a massive data gathering project aimed at finding effective spots for generating sustainable geothermal heat in the city abdn.site/GTheat

Underground sensors assess Aberdeen's geothermal energy potential

The data will be used to build a 3D map of granite lying deep beneath the city.

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