Programme
560 Bibliotheksdienst 43. Jg. (2009), H. 5
• Preservation and conservation of institutional repositories
• Does Open Access increase citations?
• Preservation and curation of research data – the library’s role
• Research collaboratories and virtual research environments – the library’s
role
Course directors are Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard, Deputy Director General, Royal
Library, Denmark and Jan Wilkinson, University Librarian and Director at The Uni-
versity of Manchester.
Top speakers will present their views. Below is just a small selection.
• Amos Lakos, former librarian Rosenfeld Management Library UCLA, won
several awards for his work on evidence-based librarianship
• John Palfrey is co-author of „Born Digital: Understanding the First Generation
of Digital Natives“
• Irmgard Boomers, Head User Services at the Dutch national library, will offer
a refreshing view on the strategic marketing of libraries
• Jan Wilkinson, University of Manchester, and Lucy Jeynes, Larch Consulting,
have developed several successful change management courses for Ticer
and, this year, present a new leadership course as well as the change man-
agement course
• J?rgen Madsen, IT Consultant at The Royal Library in Denmark, is manager of
the Ex Libris Primo project at the Royal Library.
• David Lindahl is a principal investigator for the eXtensible Catalog Project
hosted at the University of Rochester, River Campus Libraries
• Alma Swan, director of Key Perspectives Ltd, is well-known for her research
into and work on Open Access
• Tim Brody, researcher at the University of Southampton and core developer
for EPrints.org, is an expert on the impact of Open Access on citation
• Chuck Humphrey has run a successful data library at the University of Al-
berta, Canada, since 1992
• Ken Miller, Associate Director at the UK Data Archive, will lecture on the pres-
ervation and curation of research data
• John T. Butler, Associate University Librarian for IT at the University of Minne-
sota, has lead virtual community development projects in several disciplines
• Gary M. Olson, Professor at the University of California, Irvine, has conducted
research into computer supported cooperative work for more than two
decades
Further information
Ms Jola Prinsen, Manager Ticer, Tilburg University, Library and IT Services
P.O. Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, The Netherlands
Tel. +31 13 466 8310, fax +31 13 466 8383, jola.prinsen@uvt.nl
www.tilburguniversity.nl/ticer/09carte/
