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euroCRIS: Infraestructura para la gestión de la información sobre investigación y la ciencia abierta en Europa (y más allá)
No full text16 + 24 slides.-- Joint presentation by the euroCRIS President and Technical Secretary delivered at the Nov 24th, 2022 webinar organised by CEPAL (Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe), https://cepal.libcal.com/calendar/capacitacion/webinar-noviembre-2022[EN] In line with the euroCRIS mission to "promote collaboration within the research information management community and advance interoperability through CERIF", the webinar will explore the role Research Information Management (RIM) Systems or CRIS and the CERIF standard play in the way Open Science is currently being implemented at various levels in Europe and beyond. A particular emphasis will be made on the emerging RIM infrastructure in Latin America and its potential usefulness to standardise and deepen the Open Science workflows in the region".[ES] En línea con la misión de euroCRIS de "promover la colaboración en el marco de la comunidad de gestión de la información de investigación y avanzar en su interoperabilidad a través del estándar CERIF", el webinar abordará el papel que los sistemas CRIS para la gestión de la información científica y el estándar CERIF (Common European Research Information Format) desempeñan en la implantación de la ciencia abierta tal como se realiza actualmente a diversos niveles en Europa y más allá. La presentación hará especial énfasis en la creciente infraestrutura CRIS en América Latina y su potencial utilidad para armonizar y profundizar los flujos de trabajo relativos a la ciencia abierta en la región
An update from the euroCRIS Board
No full text13 slidesSummary of recent euroCRIS activity provided by the euroCRIS President Sadia Vancauwenbergh on behalf of the Board. The presentation touches upon the forthcoming release of the updated euroCRIS Statutes, the recent release of the proceedings for the CRIS2022 Conference in Dubrovnik and the venue and dates for the next CRIS2024 Conference among others
GraspOS: next Generation Research Assessment to Promote Open Science
No full text38 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 3 "EOSC-related projects"GraspOS (next Generation Research Assessment to Promote Open Science) is a new project funded under the EOSC umbrella to kick-off on Jan 1st, 2023. The project builds on previous work and aims to promote Responsible Research Assessment by enabling a rewards and recognition system based on a new generation of (qualitative or quantitative) metrics and indicators. GraspOS will develop, assess and put into operation an open and trusted federated infrastructure for next generation research metrics and indicators. Developing an Open Science Assessment Framework (OSAF) is shown as a key project objective. The 18-partner GraspOS project consortium shows again some overlap with the consortia for the other two EOSC projects presented previously, FAIRCORE4EOSC and FAIR-IMPACT
Responding to Faculty Interest in Rapid Publishing During the Pandemic: The Role of interoperable Scholarly Communication Systems at Texas A&M
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program16 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the VIVO Track at CRIS2022In 2019 and 2020, the Office of Scholarly Communications pursued a strategy of enhancing the interoperability of our scholarly communication systems to make the systems more useful to researchers, specifically our repository (DSpace), research information management system (VIVO) and Altmetrics from Digital Science. These systems can be used to “publish” a range of documents, represent the publications on faculty Scholars@TAMU profiles, and collect engagement metrics for the publications. In this talk, we will discuss the needs and interests of faculty, the role played by the library in supporting these projects, and the features of the scholarly communication systems at Texas A&M that allowed all of this to happen, specifically the role of persistent identifiers, a consistent ontology and APIs
European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Developments
No full text35 slides.-- Keynote speech delivered on Day I of the CRIS2022 conference.The presentation summarises the recent developments around the European Open Science Could (EOSC) as a 'web of FAIR data' where any dataset relevant for a research work could easily be found in a similar way to how many other things can be found via an adequate query on an search engine. The EOSC is presented as a milestone in the route towards Open Science and as a data infrastructure that complements the European e-infrastructure organisations. The technical and social challenges for delivering the EOSC are explored and the implementation steps described
FAIRCORE4EOSC: Developing EOSC Core components to enable a FAIR EOSC ecosystem
No full text20 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 3 "EOSC-related projects"FAIRCORE4EOSC is a 36-month EU-funded project aimed to enhance FAIRness in the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) ecosystem for research data and associated services. Led by the CSC in Finland, the goal of FAIRCORE4EOSC is to contribute to the development of the EOSC Core in areas like persistent identifiers, metadata and ontologies, interoperability and research software. The project's nine Core Components are described, among them the EOSC PID Graph, the EOSC PID Meta Resolver and the EOSC Research Activity Identifier (RAiD) Service. A number of domain-specific case studies in the SSH, Mathematics or Climate Change are also envisioned to co-develop and test these core components. The presentation focuses on one of these case studies, the European Integration of National level services, and explores the role that national CRIS systems are expected to play in its implementation
Research Information Systems and Ethics relating to Open Science
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program28 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the session "Research information management and ethical issues"The evaluation of research performance is one major challenge of research management. Research information management systems are designed to assess this performance and to contribute to the steady improvement of research. These systems, also called current research information systems (CRIS), have been described as software for “the aggregation, curation, and utilization of metadata about research activities” in order to produce useful and reliable knowledge about research and to support research institutions in the provision of funding information and reporting. CRIS systems aggregate and process information about projects, results, organizations, persons, infrastructures, equipment, facilities, etc., and they produce indicators and assessment for research management
Towards a CRIS-integrated solution for University Press workflows
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program21 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the session "In-person presentations" on Sat May 14thOur paper describes the development of research information-based workflows in the Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). We present a data integration platform connecting the university's CRIS and library IT systems. Please see further information in the attached extended abstract
Development and characterisation of CRIS systems in Latin America: Preliminary results of diagnostic survey
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program19 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the session "Video presentations" on Sat May 14thIn January 2021, 18 CRIS systems from 8 different Latin American countries were registered in the euroCRIS DRIS (Directory of Research Information Systems). After a review of the respective websites, it was not possible to identify the type of system, its degree of development and interoperability with other systems, particularly with Institutional Repositories. On the other hand, no studies on the development of CRIS systems in the region were found in the primary sources of information
The Data4RI Policy Initiative and the do's of National Research Portals
No full text19 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the workshop “National Research Portal 101: The dos and don'ts of building a sustainable portal”Better evidence-based policy making in Research and Innovation requires more and better data. The digitisation of science and innovation policy has improved our ability to operate large, linked datasets at detailed levels, complementing already available macro-data analyses. Now, the EU Data4RI Policy initiative of the European Commission aims to foster the sharing of Research and Innovation micro-data at European scale. Our goal is to ease and refine data-informed policymaking in the European Research Area