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Category: Research Support Update


  • Data Accuracy Update for Stats iQ® and Crosstabs Users

    Maastricht University users who utilised Qualtrics Stats iQ® and Crosstabs tools between 12 July and 25 July, 2024, may have encountered data miscalculations. These issues specifically affected analyses involving text topics, questions with display logic, or questions with multi-select response options.

  • Revised Research Data Management Code of Conduct

    Maastricht University (UM) is proud to announce the approval of a revised Research Data Management (RDM) Code of Conduct by the Executive Board. This essential document sets forth comprehensive guidelines and best practices for RDM, applicable to all research staff and students across all disciplines and research activities at UM.

  • APC discount quota for LWW nearing its limit - Featured Image 2- Ron Aardening - Maastricht University

    APC discount quota for LWW nearing its limit: what authors need to know

    The prepaid open-access quota for Lippincott, Wilkins & Williams (LWW) is rapidly approaching its limit. We expect the 2024 quota to be exhausted by mid-September 2024. This development could impact how you publish your research, so read on to understand the implications and explore alternative routes to make your research accessible.

  • Flipping Journals and APC Discounts - Featured Image 2 - Ron Aardening - Maastricht University

    Flipping journals and APC discounts: what researchers must know

    Recently, Wiley announced a list of journals that will transition to fully Gold Open Access. While the prospect of more journals adopting Open Access is exciting, there’s a catch. These journals may no longer be part of the library’s Read & Publish (APC discount) deal.

  • Having trouble logging in to Pure?

    Some may experience issues logging in to UM’s current research information system Pure using Single Sign On (SSO). This can have several causes.

  • Recap Research Intelligence Network Netherlands symposium

    On 27 June, the Research Intelligence Network Netherlands and Maastricht University Library organised the annual symposium at the Maastricht University (UM) building Tapijn with the themes: ‘state-of-the-art Research Intelligence for impact’ and ‘the power of visualisations’.

  • Save-the-date: session on SSH data deposit workflows

    Join this session to translate insights, experiences, and needs with regards to the archiving and publishing of SSH research data into actionable plans for improvement of such data deposit workflows.

  • National Open Science Festival @ Maastricht University

    National Open Science Festival 2024 at Maastricht University

    The registration module for the National Open Science Festival is live! Reserve your spot and join us on Tuesday 22 October 2024, at the School of Business and Economics (SBE) of Maastricht University.

  • whitelists better than blacklists avoiding predatory journals

    Why whitelists are better than blacklists for avoiding predatory journals

    Blacklists aimed at identifying predatory journals have major pitfalls – they’re reactive, subjective, and quickly outdated. A better approach starts with respected whitelists and a rigorous screening process to ensure you publish your research in a high-quality publication venue.

  • Randwyck Library reopened

    We are pleased to announce that Randwyck Library successfully reopened its doors on Monday, 10 June. You are now welcome to visit the newly renovated library and explore its new features.