FORCE11 functions as an open community pushing forwards an agenda for a more equitable global research landscape. The FAIR data principles as well as Software Citation are two examples of the work FORCE11 has supported.
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#fellowsfreieswissen – Livestream takes place 16th October 17:00 – 19:00 CEST (German language).
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A recent preprint (June 11 2020) ‘COVID-19 amplifies gender disparities in research’ and accompanying data set demonstrate how women researcher are disproportionately affected by the crisis with a fall off in publishing.
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Photo Credits: Ralf Rebmann. Published at Wiki Commons under a CC BY 4.0 license. A one...
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Aaron Tay published on Medium (29 June 2020) a roundup of services and stats on the current state of open abstract publishing’. The overview is a valuable resource for anyone maintaining institutional repositories or related services as it give a number of examples of incremental steps a wide variety of maintainers could easily adopt.
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Open Science research practices need reinforcing and their value for science and society communicating to the wider public.
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Join presenters from a number of open-source and open science projects for a 60 minutes online presentation. The session is fast paced and an essential place to go for cutting edge developments in Open Science infrastructures.
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If Corona-Warn-App (CWA) is successful in its Open Science approach it will be a game changer for the responsible use of machine learning in the public realm but also to enable more and better data gathering and applications.
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From the Open Publishing Fest 2020 a panel was convened by Bianca Kramer, Jeroen Bosman, Jeroen Sondervan (Utrecht University Library) to address guidelines being put in place to govern open infrastructures.
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Help improve open knowledge discovery. TRIPLE invite you to take part in their User Survey. Closing date June 30th 2020.
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