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    Adoptarea noilor tendințe și competențe în formarea bibliotecarilor universitari
    (CEP USM, 2024) Țurcan, Nelly
    The main objective of the article is to understand and document emerging trends in academic libraries for the period 2010-2024. These analyses are necessary to guide librarians, managers, and policymakers in making informed decisions aimed at enhancing the role and impact of libraries in higher education. The research methods include the analysis of relevant documents and evaluations by the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL). The results indicate a significant transformation of libraries influenced by technological advancements and social changes. The main trends identified include digital transformation, the integration of artificial intelligence, and a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of remote services and digital resources. To effectively implement these trends, librarians need to develop skills in technology, data management, teaching, collaboration, leadership, adaptability, and innovation.
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    PARTENERIATE PENTRU UN MANAGEMENT EFICIENT AL DATELOR DE CERCETARE
    (CEP USM, 2024) Țurcan, Nelly; Lupu, Viorica
    Research Data Management (RDM) is integrated into the research process and involves the management of data collected throughout the life of a scientific project. Academic libraries play an important role in this process, providing resources and infrastructure for all stages of the data lifecycle. The success of RDM depends on collaboration between a range of stakeholders, including academics, policy makers, funders and industry. Stakeholder mapping is important to identify and analyse the actors involved, facilitating effective management and harmonious collaboration. Effective partnerships contribute to the success of the RDM. Good communication and relationship management are necessary to maximise the benefits of collaboration and ensure the long-term sustainability and impact of scientific research.