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Digital Science - Advancing the Research Ecosystem
No full text14 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the CRIS2022 Business SessionThe presentation introduces the Digital Science portfolio covering the whole research lifecycle. Emphasis is made on the four DS solutions that are particularly relevant to the research information management community: the Symplectic Elements research information management system, the figshare institutional and data repository, the Altmetric tool to track and report on research impact and the Dimensions database covering a wide range of sources such as publications , datasets, pre-prints and also data on clinical trials, patents and grants
Introducing the RIS Synergy project-led national/regional research portals WG
No full textIncludes RIS Synergy project presentation (10 slides) + National/Regional Research Portals WG presentation (11 slides)A short presentation of the Austrian RIS Synergy project is provided in which the objectives and areas of activity are summarised for this national-level bottom-up project to explore the feasibility of building a national research portal in the country with the participation of Austrian universities, research funders and the Ministry for Education and Research (BMBWF). At the end of this short presentation the announcement is made that the RIS Synergy project will be hosting the CRIS2024 Conference at TU Wien.A second presentation follows to launch the National/Regional Research Portals Working Group led by RIS Synergy in collaboration with euroCRIS. This new working group is an effort to provide collaborative workflows across teams behind national and regional CRISs in Europe and beyond so that they're able to hold a joint conversation on specific aspects that all these projects face such as (among others) the use of CERIF or persistent identifiers and the implementation of the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS managers
What Does DORA Mean for CRIS?
No full text20 slides.-- Presented by Joachim Schöpfel within Session 6 "Contributions from euroCRIS members"The presentation examines ongoing initiatives for reforming research assessment such as the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) or the recently launched Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) and their implications for research information management and the role of CRIS systems. A possible role for euroCRIS in supporting in this process is also explored
CroRIS Development Update
No full text17-slide presentation + 1-page abstract.-- Presented by Neven Balenović within Session 5 "An update on national CRISs"As a part of the Scientific and Technological Foresight (STF) project led by the Croatian Ministry of Science and Education, the University of Zagreb Computing Centre (Srce) is creating -- with support from the Centre for Scientific Information of the Ruđer Bošković Institute -- the national Croatian research information system called CroRIS. CroRIS is designed as a CERIF-based national research information system that will integrate a large amount of data regarding research in Croatia, including data about researchers, institutions, projects, publications, products, patents, equipment, services etc.The presentation is a follow-up for a previous one delivered at the CRIS2022 Conference in Dubrovnik earlier this year and addresses the development and implementation milestones achieved by the CroRIS project in the last six months. The talk is focused on the challenges faced by the project and their solutions, such as data curation and long-term insurance of the data quality, multilingualism and others
An update on recent OCLC activities
No full text12 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 4 "Contributions by euroCRIS Strategic Partners"The presentation provides an overview of recent OCLC activities in the areas of Research Information Management (RIM), Open Access and Linked Open Data
360° review of a CRIS environment and recommendations to increase the value of the system – a case study from Aalborg University
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 session "CRIS case studies, community management and CRIS manager competencies"A well-driven and properly staffed CRIS system has been in operation for 20 years at Aalborg University (AAU). They are using the system Pure by Elsevier. AAU was the first customer running a commercial CRIS system globally
National Research Portal 101: The dos and don'ts of building a sustainable portal
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program3 slides.-- Framework structure for the workshop “National Research Portal 101: The dos and don'ts of building a sustainable portal”This is a proposal for a CRIS2022 conference workshop to discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with the development of a national research information management system. The activity is conceived as a half-day workshop with the participation of different – mostly European – initiatives and projects to implement national and regional CRIS portals. Since this is planned as an on-site event and an opportunity for a face-to-face discussion in Dubrovnik, where the CRIS2022 conference will be held in May 2022, in-person participation is essential in order to have a lively exchange on the various topics outlined in the attached extended abstract
The Complete CRIS – Cayuse, a True Advancement in CRIS Software
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program14 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the CRIS2022 Business SessionThe technical undertaking to develop a Current Research Information System (CRIS) meeting all modern requirements is vast, and typically these systems were created many years ago to meet the needs from that time. Management of the full research lifecycle is made immeasurably easier when the assisting system works with end-users and administrators. Providing full context and information across all aspects of the research lifecycle is fundamental to modernising research. CRISs that ensure information is immediately available and shared between the related components are key to underpinning today’s reporting demands
The changing scope of data quality and fit for purpose: evolution and adaptation of a CRIS solution
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 session "Research information management and ethical issues"This extended abstract aims to introduce and analyse implications and solutions required to improve data quality within the scope of fit for purpose in a Current Research Information System (CRIS) context. Drawing from, and building on, data and information quality foundations and descriptions, a data quality framework is introduced, and detailed product functionality is described. A discussion on the combination of framework and functionality highlights how data quality can be improved in a commercial CRIS product (Pure)
Promotion and realisation of FAIR and Open Science through CRIS- and Data Management-teams – A roadmap for change
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 session "Open Science implementation [II]"Innovation is more than a buzzword. It is also a knowledge area, that offers systematic differentiation in the methods and approaches. For universities to innovate in – and beyond – the CRIS and meet the ability of creating architectural innovation in their services lies a way of thinking. This builds on top of the definition of architectural innovation coming from Henderson & Clark (1990) and later explored further: “In short, authentic purpose seems likely to increase the odds that an organization will “see” the need for architectural innovation as it emerges, that it will develop a shared sense of strategy and an organization aligned with that strategy, that its employees will work harder and be significantly more engaged and productive than those in conventional firms, and that it will have an advantage in developing the trust that is essential to effective action under ambiguity”