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14
April
2020
FAIRsharing COVID19 Collection
Dear RDA FAIRsharing WG members, I hope you and your families are all well. Last week, FAIRsharing launched a *COVID19 specific **FAIRsharing **Collection* of *databases* (repositories, knowledgebases) and *standards* (checklists, minimal reporting requirements, terminologies, models, formats) https://fairsharing.org/collection/COVID19Resources FAIRsharing is working with the community on a long list of resources0 | Add new comment
13
February
2020
Coronavirus 2019-nCoV announcement for RDMTW2020
The Research Data Management Training Workshop 2020 will be postponed to the Autumn due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak in Asia, and the future date will be determined. The registration fee already paid and the reservation fee of accommodation reserved through Conference Secretariat will be refunded in full. Sincerely, RDMTW2020 http://odw.tw/RDMTW2020/0 | Add new comment
05
February
2020
The ARCHIVER tender is out: tender documents and information session
Dear members of the FAIRSharing Registry: connecting data policies, standards & databases WG , On behalf of the ARCHIVER Team I am pleased to announce the publication of the Request for Tenders! Follow this link to access the Tender Documents: https://www.archiver-project.eu/request-for-tender. Interested firms and consortia have until 31 March 2020 – 4:00 pm (Europe/Zurich time zone) to submit their bids.0 | Add new comment
05
February
2020
RDMTW2020 - Early Bird Registration Deadline Extended
The period available to profit from the early bird fee for the Research Data Management Training Workshop (#RDMTW2020) was rather short this year. It has therefore been extended to 11 February 2020. We also have one more speaker from ORCID joined us. (http://odw.tw/RDMTW2020/speaker) Again, we look forward to welcoming you to Taipei, Taiwan in March. Sincerely, RDMTW2020 http://odw.tw/RDMTW2020/0 | Add new comment
04
December
2019
Data Repository Selection Criteria - open for comments
Dear all, In the RDA FAIRsharing WG we have long advocated for journal and journal publisher data policies to ensure that datasets and other digital products associated with articles, are deposited and made accessible via the appropriate repositories, in line with the FAIR principles.2 | Add new comment
28
November
2019
Deadline For P15 Group Session Submissions Extended To 5 December 2019
Dear RDA members, RDA's 15th Plenary meeting, Melbourne, Australia, 18-20 March 2020 The deadline to submit session proposals for Plenary 15 in Melbourne, Australia has been extended to 5 December 2019, midnight UTC. Group session application form Joint meeting application form0 | Add new comment
25
November
2019
12
November
2019
Deadline for P15 Group Session Submissions Fast Approaching
Dear Group Members, The deadline for group session submissions for Plenary 15 is 28 November 2019, midnight UTC – just two weeks away. If your group is interested in submitting a session for a working group, interest group or joint meeting session, submissions will only be accepted from your group chairs, so be sure to coordinate with them to ensure proper communication of the submission. If you are a chair and submitting for a joint meeting session, all chairs involved in that joint session must be notified of the submission.0 | Add new comment
09
October
2019
P14 Session Chair Update
In preparation for Plenary 14 in Helsinki, please refer to the information presented below pertaining to your breakout sessions. Remote Participation Remote participation will be available in each meeting room through GoToMeeting, which will be running from the laptop provided by the University. By just opening your presentation on this laptop, remote attendees will be able to view your slides and hear you speak.0 | Add new comment
09
October
2019
P14 Session Chair Update
In preparation for Plenary 14 in Helsinki, please refer to the information presented below pertaining to your breakout sessions. Remote Participation Remote participation will be available in each meeting room through GoToMeeting, which will be running from the laptop provided by the University. By just opening your presentation on this laptop, remote attendees will be able to view your slides and hear you speak.0 | Add new comment