Rise and shine with the library

"Rise and shine" is a series of presentations by the library, mainly for researchers and doctoral students. The presentations are sometimes of a more general nature, such as overviews of particular areas of interest. Others are more concrete, introducing particular functions or processes. However, all of them are meant to be interesting and useful for researchers and doctoral students.

If you can't make any of the times offered, you are welcome to get in touch with the library. We will set up a meeting with you, your research group, or perhaps your faculty. We would be happy to come, so get in touch and we'll plan something together! When you book a presentation, you'll decide if the presentation should be held in Swedish or English. Contact us by email biblioteket@hb.se.

Time: 08:15 – 08:35 (with time for questions afterwards)
Zoom: https://hb-se.zoom.us/j/66640642560 (restricted to HB accounts via SSO login, the usual way we sign on to Zoom)
Language: Most of our presentations have English Power Point slides, and will be given in English unless everyone listening prefers Swedish. Please see information for each presentation below, where language will be listed as flexible or Swedish only.
Registration:
No registration required

Spring 2025

During the spring, we offer presentations on a variety of subjects. You can also find all of these published in the university's calendar.

If you would like to invite us to give a presentation at a research group or other meeting, you can always see what subjects we have talked about previously.

January

Wednesday January 22nd: Get started with Scopus AI

The library subscribes to Scopus AI - a search tool that takes advantage of generative AI to enrich your search experience. This Rise and Shine introduces the tool and some of its features.

Language: Flexible

Wednesday January 29th: New Year, New Agreements! Where can you publish for free?

New year, new agreements. We look at the new and changed agreements that are in place for publishing open access. 

Language: Flexible

February

Tuesday February 4th: Love your data & Zenodo!

Love your data is an international week with the aim to lift (research) data and management of data from different perspectives such as sharing, reuse and security. We will look at sharing of data and Zenodo - EU Open Research Repository!

Language: Flexible

Tuesday February 18th: What's happening with open science and research infrastructures in Sweden?

We dive into the new research proposal from the government. Only in Swedish.         

Language: Swedish

Wednesday February 26th: AI literacy in research   

Is using generative AI a core skill today and in the future? Today we focus on you can develop your skills in using AI in research. 

Language: Flexible

March 

Tuesday March 4th: Reasons for Retractions  

Sometimes articles get retracted. Why does it happen, how do I avoid citing them, and how do we manage it in DiVA?                      

Language: Flexible

Wednesday March 12th: Research Rabbit - explore research litterature 

Research Rabbit is a citation-based literature mapping tool. It provides visual cues for exploring a field. Come for a walkthrough.                          

Language: Flexible

Tuesday March 18th: Rayyan - systematic and structured approach to literature reviews

Become more structured and systematic with literature reviews! We introduce Rayyan.

Language: Flexible                

Wednesday March 26th: Search strings!    

Do you need tips for searching? Is it complicated to formulate relevant search strings? Do you struggle to remember how to use NEAR/W3 and other operators? Join us this morning to sharpen your search skills.     

Language: Flexible

April

Tuesday April 1st: Generative AI in research: what you need to know  

New tools with AI elements are being developed for research, but what am I allowed or able to use? This Rise and Shine focuses on some of the guidelines regarding the use of generative AI (GAI) that have recently emerged and also highlights the five* major publishers' general instructions for the use of GAI. * Elsevier, SpringerNature, Taylor & Francis, Wiley and Sage.

Language: Flexible                

Wednesday April 9th: Literature reviews: PRISMA       

Do you engage in systematic searches? Do you want to ensure the replicability of your study? Join this 20-minute session on PRISMA, which is used to document searches.                          

Language: Flexible

May

Wednesday May 7th: Master your references!         

Become more organized with your references. This Rise and shine helps you to get started with Endnote, a tool for managing references and more!            

Language: Flexible

Thursday May 15th: More than impact: responsible bibliometrics  

 Bibliometrics is important and helpful but causes problems if we just stair us blind on h-index and JIF. This presentation focuses on responsible use of bibliometrics.             

Language: Flexible                                                 

Tuesday May 20th: RapidILL

RapidILL is a quick way to get hold of your articles and book chapters from other libraries. We will tell you more.

Language: Flexibelt                   

Tuesday May 27th: Document, store and publish your research data     

We love research data and this morning you have a chance to get a glimpse of issues surrounding data management, storing and sharing after finished project.                          

Language: Flexible

June

Tuesday June 2nd: Get started with Scopus AI  

The library subscribes to Scopus AI - a search tool that takes advantage of generative AI to enrich your search experience. This Rise and Shine introduces the tool and some of its features. 

Language: Flexible  

Previous Rise & Shine presentations

You can find a complete list of all our Rise & Shine presentations on this page.