Data and computing infrastructures for open scholarship

07 August 2015 7350 reads

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Open scholarship requires the redesign, enhancement or adaptation of e-Infrastructures used for conducting research and disseminating research results. Such e-Infrastructures should cover all functions related to research information (registry, certification, intelligent discoverability, linking, preservation, …) and how open scholarship is applied, and how to facilitate the reproducibility of research results through proper data management practices. The aim of this workshop is to deconstruct Open Scholarship into its basic elements and to see how these match e-Infrastructural components, how to reuse or repurpose existing services and to identify missing ones, how top-down approaches are open by design (and meet the bottom-up initiatives emerging around the globe). This workshop aims to identify strategic directions through concrete recommendations on ways to foster the creation of these elements and their integration towards a seamless environment for open scholarship that best fits researchers’ needs.

Workshop coordinated by Natalia Manola, Department of Informatics & Telecommunications, University of Athens, Greece.

Draft Agenda

10:00 - 11:30	Session 1: Policies and principles of Open Scholarship Introduction / EC perspective - Jarkko Siren, Project Officer, DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission Policies to promote open science: evidence from OECD countries - Giulia Ajmonemarsan, Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation, OECD Digital Infrastructure for Reproducibility in Science - William Gunn, Director of Scholarly Communications, Mendeley Data and computing infrastructures for open scholarship – a legal perspective - Thomas Margoni, Intellectual Property Law, University of Stirling
12:00 - 13:30	Session 2: Linking up science: Interoperability aspects and services Reminiscing about fifteen years of interoperability efforts - Herbert Van de Sompel, Digital Library Research & Prototyping Los Alamos National Laboratory, Research Library THOR – Towards seamless identifier interoperability across people, data, and research artefacts - Sunje Dallmeier-Tiessen, CERN, Scientific Information Services Moving content across the OpenAIRE infrastructure boundaries - Paolo Manghi, CNR - OpenAIRE technical manager Research Data Switchboard: find connections to your data - Amir Aryani, Australian National Data Service (ANDS)
14:30 - 16:00	Session 3: Tools, services, ideas as enablers of Open Science The Open Science Framework and SHARE - Andew Sallans, Center of Open Science Data Packages: Decoupling Publishers and Consumers - Rufus Pollock, President and Founder, Open Knowledge Fostering the next generation of sustainable software and reproducible research practices in the scientific community - Karthik Ram, Quantitative ecologist, Berkeley Institute for Data Science, University of Berkeley, CA Zenodo : Making open data and open software an achievable reality for all scholars - Tim Smith, CERN Library Services
16:30 - 17:30	Session 4: Training and education facilitating Open Science Training for Open Science: the FOSTER approach - Eloy Rodrigues, Director of the University of Minho Documentation Services The LERU Roadmap and the potential for Open Data - Paul Ayris, Director of UCL Library Services EDISON – Coordination and cooperation to establish new profession of Data Scientist for European Research and Industry - Yuri Demchenko, Senior Researcher, University of Amsterdam
17:30 - 18:00	Round the table discussion: Rethinking infrastructures for open scholarship Jean-Pierre Bourguignon - ERC President Marie Farge – CNRS, Director of Research Gabi Lombardo – Science Europe, Senior Scientific Officer for the Social Sciences Scientific Committee Kathleen Shearer – Executive director of COAR (Confederation of Open Access repositories)

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BIDS_KarthikRam.pdf	16.51 MB
Data Packages Decoupling Publishers and Consumers - Rufus Pollock.pdf	1.38 MB
DigitalInfrastructureForReproducibilityInScience-WilliamGunn.pdf	2.5 MB
OpenScholarshipALegalPerspective_ThomasMargoni.pdf	129.27 KB

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