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Tuesday, 17 January 2012

The Digital Researcher #dr12vitae

Posted on 01:12 by Unknown
Vitae I'll be writing about The Digital Researcher over the next month:
Vitae in partnership with The British Library are running Digital Researcher 2012: an innovative, thought-provoking one day event to help researchers make the most of new technologies and social media tools in their research. Designed for both postgraduate researchers and research staff within any UK institution, this interactive event will be held at the British Library on Monday 20th February 2012, and will provide an opportunity for researchers to think about how they undertake research and to consider whether new technologies could improve their research.
Although this popular event is now full, there is a waiting list, and this year, we are looking to make the online event better than ever so that everyone can participate.

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