Researcher

Mr Martin Borchert

Keywords

Fields of Research (FoR)

Biography

An experienced library and information management leader with over 15 years in senior roles.

An advocate for transformation in scholarly communication via open access, open science, open infrastructure and innovative and cost-effective models.

Leadership

Strategy
Change
Human resources and professional development
Budget and finance

Research services:

Scholarly communications and open access
Bibliometrics and impact
Research data...view more

An experienced library and information management leader with over 15 years in senior roles.

An advocate for transformation in scholarly communication via open access, open science, open infrastructure and innovative and cost-effective models.

Leadership

Strategy
Change
Human resources and professional development
Budget and finance

Research services:

Scholarly communications and open access
Bibliometrics and impact
Research data management
Digital repositories
Researcher development

Learning and teaching services

Library and learning services
Library learning spaces
Curriculum support

Collections

Collection development

Engagement

Academic engagement
Exhibitions and events

Digital

Innovation
Digital experience
Discovery and access

My Grants

Seeding the Commons, Australian National Data Services (ANDS) 2011, 2013 for research data repository infrastructure and data collections at Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

My Qualifications

Graduate, Australian Institute of Company Directors - GAICD (2019)

Master of Business Administration (University of Southern Queensland) (2009)

Master of Information Technology (Information Management) (Queensland University of Technology) (1999)

Postgraduate Diploma Library and Information Studies (Queensland University of Technology) (1992)

Bachelor of Science (University of Queensland) (1990)

My Research Activities

A focus on development, practice, advocacy, engagement and impact of transformation in scholarly communications delivered through open access, open science, research data management and open data, open research infrastructure including repositories, researcher development, policy, innovative and cost effective business models, and transformational agreements with scholarly publishers.