Coffee & Bit(e)s videos
Lecture series in November 2021
Archives of the World Wide Web: How to access the internet of the past
9th November 2021
Dr. Nuria Plattner
Subject librarian, University Library Bern
Reference management with EndNote 20: What's old, what's new?
10th November 2021
Dr. Marc von Gernler
Subject librarian, University Library Bern
Adobe Stock for Bern University: Make your presentations and communications visually appealing with stock images
17th November 2021
Stefan Grosjean
Medical Library, University Library Bern
Altmetrics: Follow your research output in social media and news
23rd November 2021
Michelle Schaffer and Aline Frank
Medical and Science Libraries, University Library Bern
How to promote your research on Instagram? Dos and don’ts of individual science communication
30th November 2021
Gino Caspari
IAW, University of Bern
Lecture series in June 2021
Predatory Publishing: Shedding light on the deceptive publishing industry
1st June 2021
Anna Severin
PhD candidate at GHS, University of Bern and SNSF
Journal of visualized experiments (JoVE): How to use it for your research and teaching in the life sciences
2nd June 2021
Dr. Aline Frank
Subject librarian for biology, University Library Bern
Open Knowledge Maps: A free and open search engine to create visual overviews of research topics
9th June 2021
Silvan Christen
Subject librarian for geography and geology, University Library Bern
Post publication peer review: A chance to improve the publication process and scientific literature quality?
23rd June 2021
Dr. Nuria Plattner
Subject librarian for mathematics, physics, astronomy, computer science and technology, University Library Bern
The SNSF’s ChronosHub pilot project: A new way to manage your publications from submission to open access and reporting
24th June 2021
Dr. Andrea Hacker
Open Science team, University Library Bern
Data Visualization: Excel versus Python. When to use which approach?
29th June 2021
Dr. Michael Horn
Subject librarian for chemistry, biochemistry and natural sciences in general, University Library Bern