Phil Reed

@philreeddata.bsky.social

Research Community & Training Manager. SSI Fellow 2025. Former Data / T&L Librarian and Developer. Senior Fellow of AdvanceHE. Views are my own. Ⓥ🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🦆🎤🎹 he/him

Earlier this year, I was invited onto a panel session as part of the Open Research Conference at The University of Manchester. Thank you again for having me talk about skills and competencies support available with the DIRECT Framework. Photography: Jill Jennings

man with glasses and blazer sat in front of tree

Greetings from University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada! I led a workshop here on Tuesday as part of ACM REP '25, and today is the last day of the conference. It is beautiful here, highly recommended.

Me stood by water feature with a big sign saying University of British Columbia, on a sunny day

Sun rise at the beachFirst nation monumentSun set

Our chapter “Spicy Data Skills Open Science Program With Library Carpentry” has been published as an open access book by ACRL. Thank you to everyone involved, I hope people find it interesting and helpful when establishing or developing open research support at their public or academic library.

Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL)@ala-acrl.bsky.social · last yr.

Our latest book - "The Open Science Cookbook," edited by Emily Bongiovanni, Melanie Gainey, Chasz Griego, and Lencia McKee - is a collection of lesson plans and activities for supporting openly accessible, reproducible research. bit.ly/3ZnmRKA #openscience

I am one of the organisers of the Bioschemas hackathon next month in Cologne. Come join us (online or in-person) if you want to help improve semantic markup of FAIR life sciences research data, tools and training... or if you want to flex your web or graphic design skills. We are very welcoming!

eScience Lab@esciencelab.org.uk · last yr.

Register now for the @zbmed.bsky.social Bioschemas hackathon in Cologne, Germany, 25-27 June. Join us to help improve the Bioschemas experience, whether your skills are in code, accessible web design, infographics, or you want to improve markup of your materials. esciencelab.org.uk/hackathon/bi...

That's the end of my first #CollabW25 Collaborations Workshop. Amazing week of work on research software community matters, great people and beautiful Stirling setting. Also the largest dosa I've ever ordered for myself, and more oystercatchers than any other conference.

Night landscape of a lake
Selfie with natural view out from a platformOystercatcher Very large dosa (pancake) and surprise face

I really enjoyed playing and singing with a range of choirs today at the Univeristy of Manchester Christmas performance. Here I am on my custom mini drum kit during rehearsal. 🎅 🥁 🎶

Smartly dressed drummer in historical wooden ornate building

Yes, you can use ChatGPT to help you draft a cover letter. But you have to realize that the person reading the letters will then see the same phrases over and over. 🙄 "particularly within the X and Y projects" at the end of the 1st paragraph is the catchphrase that I've read over 5 times already

Yes! Alt text is useful and quickly becomes second nature to do. But when one forgets (as I sometimes do), the prompting is a big help.

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