Dani Guzman, Ex Libris
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound effect on the world, and research institutions have certainly felt its impact as well. Yet, while the coronavirus has brought many challenges to academic research, it has also created opportunities for research to improve moving forward.
Two members of the Ex Libris Research Management Advisory Council — Lorna Thomson, Director of the University of Edinburgh Research Office, and Scott Mills, Associate Vice President of Research at the University of Montana — recently shared their thoughts about how the pandemic has affected the research community. Here are some of the key challenges and opportunities they identified.
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