BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://hlinc.org.au///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20200302T055214UTC-8460j7XrIb@https://hlinc.org.au/ DTSTAMP:20200302T055214Z DESCRIPTION: \;\n16th Health Libraries Conference\nWilliam Angliss Inst itute\, Melbourne\n13th September 2019\n \; \;\nCollections\, Tech nology and the Future \n \;\nWe are excited to invite you to join us for our 16th Health Libraries Inc Conference on 13th September 2019.\nThis year's conference will explore how print and online collections are curat ed\, discovered\, accessed\, and evaluated\; and librarians' changing rela tionship with this evolving paradigm. \n \;\nKeynote Speaker - Danny K ingsley \;\nWhat *is* a library in an 'open' future? \;(View on Sl ideShare)\nDr Danny Kingsley is an expert in developing strategy and polic y in the higher education and research sector with extensive international experience\, most recently in Europe and the UK. Her work involves aspect s of advocacy\, professional development\, research and communication thro ugh developing relationships with all levels of the scholarly communicatio n landscape\, from the individual researcher\, to editors and publishers o f journals and monographs\, funding bodies\, research institutions and gov ernment. Her research centres on scholarly communication with interests in the academic reward structure\, scholarly infrastructure and open access advocacy. She sits on multiple committees and has written extensively and presented all over the world in this area.Until May 2019 Danny worked as t he Deputy Director of Cambridge University Libraries (Scholarly Communicat ion &\; Research Services). The announcement of Cambridge's Position St atement on Open Research in February 2019 was the culmination of four year s' work in this area. Danny was also instrumental in the formation of the Scholarly Communication Competencies Coalition (SC3) looking at meeting th e emerging skill need of this area. Danny started at Cambridge in January 2015 and oversaw all aspects of scholarly communication at the University\ , including compliance with funder open access policies\, research data ma nagement\, intellectual property\, copyright and other areas.Before moving to the UK she established the Australasian Open Access Strategy Group. Th is followed on from working for four years as the Manager of Scholarly Com munication at the Australian National University\, a natural extension of her 2008 PhD into the range of ways different disciplines engage with open access. She has worked as a science communicator for 15 years\, including two years with ABC Science Online as a journalist for News in Science.\nD anny tweets enthusiastically \;[https://twitter.com/dannykay68] \; Her full publication history with open link is available \;[https://ww w.force11.org/node/6222] \n \;\n \;Conference Program 2019\n \ ;\n \;\nConference Papers\nWhat *is* a library in an 'open' future?\n& nbsp\;\nRegistrations Now Open via TryBooking: \nWe are using TryBooking a gain this year. Pay by credit card or request an invoice using this link:& nbsp\;Registration Link \n \;\n \; https://hlinc.org.au/events /past-events/event/299-16th-health-libraries-inc-conference-2019 DTSTART:20190912T223000Z DTEND:20190913T063000Z LOCATION:William Angliss Institute (555 La Trobe St\, Melbourne VIC 3000\, Australia) SUMMARY:16th Health Libraries Inc Conference 2019 URL:https://hlinc.org.au/events/past-events/event/299-16th-health-libraries -inc-conference-2019 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR