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A shout out to librarians, libraries and library science -- and the practices of care, community and service which make up their democratizing force. buttondown.email/maiht3k/archiv…

The Journal of Archaeological Science (JAS) now does a "reproducibility review" as part of the submission process: elsevier.com/connect/how-re… If your manuscript mentions using an open source programming language, it will get this review, in addition to the normal peer reviews.

Ditch your passwords for World Password Day! Instead, sign up for the LastPass password manager, a tool that will help you improve your password management practices. Find out how to get it for faculty and staff here: tinyurl.com/uwitlastpass

The "AI, Art, and Copyright" roundtable is happening this Thursday at the University of Washington! I will be moderating the discussion, and I can't wait to talk with these brilliant experts & artists. Sponsored by @simpson_center, @TechPolicyLab, S+T simpsoncenter.org/events/event-d…

Thanks to the Open Scholarship Commons Fellowship by @uwlibraries, I got to present a workshop on "Making Online Data Visualizations Accessible to Screen-Reader Users." Doing #dataviz #a11y research is even more satisfying when you get to share the knowledge with others!

Interested in working with qualitative data? Join us for "Best Practices for Sharing Qualitative Interview Data: Wrestling with Epistemological, Curatorial, and Ethical Considerations" on 4-24 as part of our OSC Community Fellows Workshop Series tinyurl.com/4tvwp34f

Join us next week for free, student-led workshops on accessibility in data viz, qualitative interview data, building sustainable digital projects, and an intro to WordPress. tinyurl.com/4tvwp34f @uwescience @csenews @uw_ischool @hcdeUW @simpson_center

On May 2nd, we're hosting a roundtable discussion on "AI, Art, and Copyright." Come out if you're in the area! Ft. Kelly McKernan (@Kelly_McKernan), Kat Walsh (@mindspillage), Takiyah Ward (@tdubcustoms), & Geoff Turnovsky Co-sponsored by @simpson_center + @TechPolicyLab

What is scientific impact? Our paper from yesterday on Twitter got 61,400 views of one of my tweets, 2107 looked at the paper, 155 downloaded the pdf. There were 261 twitter posts, 1 on FB, 1 on reddit. Zero citations of course. *ALL* of those metrics measure types of impact.

RSVP: In-person: bit.ly/SJSuzzallo Zoom: bit.ly/SJZoomLink

Did you know that UW is home to several student-produced journals? Are you interested in starting your own journal? Learn from current students who manage their own journals in this panel! @UWJSIS @UWArtSci @UWHist @UW_Engl @uwlibraries

We're thrilled to see Hwisang Cho's THE POWER OF THE BRUSH and Mytheli Sreenivas's REPRODUCTIVE POLITICS AND THE MAKING OF MODERN INDIA as finalists for the 2024 ACLS Open Access Book Prizes & @ArcadiaFund Open Access Publishing Awards!

Join us this Monday to "Create the World's Fastest Book" through our hybrid Manifold workshop! Learn about digital book making and come away with the start to your very own digital book. tinyurl.com/yc6pjdsa @simpson_center @UWCollegeOfEd

We're still taking applications for our Open Scholarship Community Fellows funding opportunity! Deadline is Friday, December 1st. @uwescience

Today, SPARC released a report analyzing ScienceDirect's data privacy practices. As online platforms become central to research, the report highlights why we should actively address privacy risks as this transition occurs rather than after it is complete. sparcopen.org/our-work/priva…

Join us for Open Access Week with conversations about adopting open practices, a workshop on reading terms of service when selecting research/education tools, lightning talks from UW's Scientific Software Engineering Center, and more! @uwescience