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
Autumn 2024
During the autumn, 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.
August
Friday August 23rd: Handy information for doctoral students (and others)
There's a lot to keep track of when you're just starting out with research! This Rise and Shine will highlight important aspects of information seeking, publishing, open science, research data management and more. Let the library guide you to the help available on your doctoral journey - and beyond. Open to all participants, not just doctoral students!
Language: Flexible
Tuesday August 27th: Testing the WoS Research Assistant!
Web of Science is making their AI-assistant available and we get a trial. These 20-minutes are used to introduce you to the assistant so you can try it out for a limited period.
Language: Flexible
September
Wednesday September 4th: 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
Friday September 13th: To abbreviate or not to abbreviate (Journal names in EndNote)
Use EndNote's out of the box indexes for journal names when the style demands abbreviated journal names.
Language: Flexible
Wednesday September 18th: Try Scopus AI!
Right now we are offering a trial period for the Scopus AI tool. As part of that trial you have the opportunity to get a demonstration of the tool. This Rise and Shine features a representative from Scopus who shows how the tool can be used in information seeking, and which functions are available. The previously announced subject Literature reviews: PRISMA flowcharts will be moved to the spring term.
Language: English
Tuesday September 24th: AI assistants in research – Part I
Quick look at some of the AI-tools for searching relevant literature and mapping them
Language: Flexible
October
Wednesday October 2nd: Publish without paying!
Where should I publish? The open access publishers HB has agreements with.
Language: Flexible
Tuesday October 8th: Tips from the Coach – sharpen your search skills
You will get some valuable tips on how you easily can get better in searching on databases.
Language: Flexible
Tuesday October 15th: AI assistants in research – Part II
We continue with a quick look at tools to summarize articles & transcription services
Language: Flexible
Wednesday October 23rd: International Open Access Week 2024
We explore this year's Open Access theme with a Rise & Shine about some alternatives to the for-profit publishing model. We'll also look at examples of what happens at journals where demands for increased profits clash with academic ideals regarding making research accessible.
Language: Flexible
November
Wednesday November 6th: Click your way to publication – Learn all about article licenses
What are all the different options that you have to choose between before you can publish a manuscript? Which should you choose? And what agreements do you sign? This week's Rise and Shine will go into this information, as well as more things to know about article licenses.
Language: Flexible
Friday November 15th: Break up with commercial publishers! – On alternative publication platforms
In this digital era, scientific publishing is still controlled by for-profit companies exploiting researcher's free labour. But there are options! This Rise and Shine will present some of those, and ways in which you can publish with them.
Language: Flexible
Download calendar event Nov 15th (iCal) here.
Wednesday November 20th: Literature reviews –Rayyan
Have you collected you literature for a systematic review and now it is time to through the collection? Let us help with Rayyan!
Language: Flexible
Download calendar event Nov 20th (iCal) here.
Tuesday November 26th: Questionable publishing
The scientific publication model is undergoing many changes, which has led to rogue actors appearing. How do you avoid the pitfalls of publishing in suspicious journals? The library guides you!
Language: Flexible
Download calendar event Nov 26th (iCal) here.
December
Tuesday December 10th: Get counted! About DiVA registration
Every year the university's scientific and artistic publications are counted. The numbers are then used in the annual report, and the internal allocation of funds. Come learn how to ensure that your works are included!
Language: Flexible
Download calendar event Dec 10th (iCal) here.
Tuesday December 17th: A standardized Christmas
The standardized Christmas celebration.
Language: Swedish
Download calendar event Dec 17th (iCal) here.
Previous Rise & Shine presentations
You can find a complete list of all our Rise & Shine presentations on this page.