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SUMMARY:Climate Research and Open Data at Oxford - Lennon Mhishi\, Hannah 
 Budnitz (University of Oxford)\, Jason Partridge (University of Oxford)\, 
 Dr Jose Maria Valenzuela (University of Oxford)\, Prof Sir David Hendry (I
 NET Oxford\, University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:Climate change is a crucial issue globally. There are many dep
 artments and groups across the University of Oxford that focus on fundamen
 tal areas of research to help support change and development\, with expert
 s in their fields contributing to key discussions\, studies\, and policy 
 – resulting in a wealth of publications and research outputs. How can Op
 en Access and Open Data be used to support\, inform and shape the future? 
 Short lightning presentations will focus on how discovery\, access and re-
 use of research and research data can help to better inform key areas of C
 limate Research.\n\nWhat you will need: \n\nYou will need to have the Micr
 osoft Teams desktop app installed on your computer and a reliable internet
  connection. \n\nNotice of recording:  \n\nEach live online training sessi
 on will be recorded for accessibility and inclusivity reasons\, and will b
 e shared with all attendees after the session. It may also be put onto Can
 vas (Oxford University's virtual learning environment) to enable other Oxf
 ord University members with SSO to view it. \nSpeakers:\nLennon Mhishi\, H
 annah Budnitz (University of Oxford)\, Jason Partridge (University of Oxfo
 rd)\, Dr Jose Maria Valenzuela (University of Oxford)\, Prof Sir David Hen
 dry (INET Oxford\, University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Online
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URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/5ef49cbb-cb64-4824-9581-342b77d76bfa/
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 Hendry (INET Oxford\, University of Oxford)
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