How can we ensure that today's research data will be preserved and made accessible for future researchers?
Danielle Dennie
- Reference and Subject Librarian
- Concordia University Library
- scholarly communication3
- research data management
- digital libraries4
- open access9
- open access repositories
- chemical information literacy
- e-science librarianship
- big data20
- bioinformatics16
- science librarianship
- information literacy7
- electronic reserves
- engineering librarianship
- open data5
- net neutrality2
- virtual reference
- librarians as researchers3
- copyright5
- information technologies27
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Michelle Lake
librarianship, government information, Indigenous Peoples
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Olivier Charbonneau
copyright, open access, digital rights
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Lorie Kloda
information behavior, evidence-based practice, library assessment
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Tomasz Neugebauer
digital libraries, open access, metadata
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Dianne Cmor
information literacy, digital literacy, scholarly communication
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Pat Riva
librarianship, ontologies, information retrieval
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Geoffrey Robert Little
scholarly communication, Concordia University Press, history of libraries
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Fenwick McKelvey
algorithmic media, internet governance, digital politics
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Martin French
risk, surveillance, social justice
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Leila Kosseim
computational linguistics, natural language processing, artificial intelligence
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Mazdak Nik-Bakht
construction management, BIM, decision making
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John Latour
Canadian art history, visual arts, librarianship
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Gregory Butler
bioinformatics, big data, genomics
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Amir Asif
signal processing, array processing, distributed particle filter