In June 2022, Kath Burton hosted a webinar discussing the importance of open research in social sciences and humanities (SSH). She covered the main concepts of sharing data, sharing materials, methods and code; preprints; as well as open peer review. Indeed, she helps to explain the entire research cycle from initial idea to publication. You can watch the full recording of the event by clicking the video below…
Open research can enhance the entire research workflow, helping researcher and librarian to collaborate more on enhancing the visibility and discoverability of research
– Kath Burton
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Kath Burton (she/her) specialises in development for the SSH portfolio at Routledge, Taylor & Francis.
With over 15 years of experience working in scholarly communications, Kath has worked in a variety of publishing roles from commissioning and programme management to designing and implementing effective publishing strategies for scholarly societies and journal editorial teams.
Kath’s main area of focus is to discover new opportunities for digital, open, and public humanities using human-centred design techniques. She is deeply embedded within research and practice communities. She co-leads the Publishing and Public Humanities working group.
For more information and resources on open research in the SSH community, click the links below.