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Open Science Support with Pure
No full text6 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the CRIS2022 Business SessionThe presentation looks into the evolution of the PURE CRIS since 2013 with an emphasis on Open Science implementation and system interoperability. Some reflections are also shared on the advantages and drawbacks of developing an in-house-built system vs acquiring an external, commercial one
¿Y si... los sistemas de información para la investigación pudieran interoperar de verdad?
No full text23 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the Hatun Tinkuy Perú 2022 event in Cusco, https://hatuntinkuy.concytec.gob.pe/[EN] The presentation provides an insight on the structure and features of Research Information Systems (CRIS) using the Flanders Researh Information Space (FRIS) regional portal as an example. The CERIF data model (for Common European Research Information Format) underpinning these systems is examined, with an emphasis on system interoperability and information exchange mechanisms. A summary of the euroCRIS mission, activities and resources is also provided.[ES] La presentación examina la estructura y características de los sistemas de gestión de información científica o CRIS empleando el portal regional FRIS (Flanders Researh Information Space) como ejemplo. Se presenta el modelo de datos CERIF (Common European Research Information Format) que subyace a estos sistemas y se hace énfasis en la interoperabilidad de sistemas y los mecanismos de intercambio de información como rasgos clave de los CRIS. Finalmente se ofrece un resumen sobre euroCRIS, su misión, sus actividades y recursos como el DRIS (Directorio de Sistemas de Información Científica) o este repositorio
Research Information Management Workflows through the SII-San Marcos Institutional CRIS at UNMSM: Challenges and Opportunities
No full text21 + 28 láminas.-- Presentación invitada impartida de manera virtual para la Escuela de Bibliotecología y Ciencias de la Información de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos[ES] Ponencia en dos partes presentada en el marco de un taller invitado de dos horas para la Escuela de Bibliotecología y Ciencias de la Información de la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (UNMSM) en Lima. La primera presentación aborda el panorama y los flujos de trabajo asociados a los sistemas de gestión de la información científica o CRIS en el Perú y en la región, haciendo énfasis en los roles más frecuentemente jugados por las bibliotecas universitarias en la operación de estos sistemas. La segunda parte de la conferencia describe cómo la ciencia abierta (y en especial el acceso abierto) pueden implantarse de manera óptima a través del sistema CRIS institucional SII-San Marcos de la UNMSM.[EN] Two-part presentation delivered at a guest 2-hr workshop for the students of the School in Library Sciences at the University of San Marcos (UNMSM) in Lima (Peru). The first presentation addresses the CRIS landscape & research information management workflows in Peru and the wider Latin American region, together with the role(s) most frequently played by university libraries in the operation of these research information systems. The second part of the talk focuses on the way Open Science (and especially Open Access) can be optimally implemented by relying on the SII-San Marcos institutional CRIS at UNMSM
PeruCRIS national CRIS is live
No full text24 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 5 "An update on national CRISs"A PeruCRIS project update is provided a few months after the presentation delivered at the CRIS2022 Conference in Dubrovnik. The PeruCRIS national CRIS has now been released at https://www.perucris.pe/home and up-to-date content is currently being ingested into the national portal covering interlinked CERIF entities such as researchers, organisations, projects, publications and equipment. The presentation summarises the work done by the PeruCRIS project in areas like (among others) standardisation, persistent identifiers and pilot interoperability initiatives for research information exchange with various institutional CRIS systems in the country based on different software solutions such as DSpace-CRIS and Pure. A roadmap is finally shared showing the next steps for the project to undertake
The New Zealand Research Information System (NZRIS)
No full text17 slides.-- Recorded presentation delivered as opening talk for the SMM2022Nijmegen Day IIThe presentation introduces the New Zealand Research Information System (NZRIS) developed by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) of the New Zealand Government to capture and accurate snapshot of the Research, Science and Innovation (RSI) ecosystem in the country. NZRIS is built with an emphasis on research funding workflows to provide transparency around the distribution and use of public funds and an oversight of the research activity and its key actors. The NZRIS data providers are summarised together with an insight into the system architecture. Emphasis is made on indigenous (Māori) data considerations. Next steps forward are finally outlined, including plans for releasing the system in the Spring of 2023
DSpace–CRIS: the leading tool to enable ORCID integration
No full text29 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 6 "Contributions from euroCRIS members"The presentation describes the steps taken by 4Science to provide out-of-the-box ORCID integration for DSpace-CRIS and the recent move to donate the ORCID integration feature to the DSpace-based repository community
Rethinking community support: what's done and what's needed. A view from Lyrasis
No full text15 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 4 "Contributions by euroCRIS Strategic Partners"LYRASIS is presented as a community-driven initiative to establish collaboration networks around open source software solutions for research information management and scholarly communications. A number of current challenges are described -- siloed systems, vendor lock-in, long-term sustainability and disorganised collaboration among others -- and the various collaborative initiatives promoted by the organisation are laid out
Research policy at Radboud University
No full text29 slides.-- Opening talk at SMM2022 Nijmegen Day IThe presentation provides a snapshot of the research activity carried out at the Radboud University in Nijmegen with an emphasis on research funding workflows, research instruments and facilities and research impact
Legal aspects and data protection in relation to the CRIS system
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program11 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the session "Research information management and ethical issues"CRIS and its integrated large amounts of data are slowly becoming one of the topics of the digital revolution. Many institutions are enthusiastic about the innovative data analysis methods of our time for research and customer loyalty. From a data protection point of view, however, the processing of large amounts of data is one of the greatest conceivable challenges. The legal aspects depend on the legislation of the country in which the CRIS system is operated, the level at which CRIS is operated and the type of data collected. This case study will map legal aspects of research data processing and protection in Slovakia and Germany
Implementing CRIS Interfaces with RIS Synergy: Challenges and Opportunities of a Multidisciplinary Bottom-Up Approach
No full textExtended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program12 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the workshop “National Research Portal 101: The dos and don'ts of building a sustainable portal”This paper analyses how RIS Synergy, a digitisation project aiming to synergise CRIS across the Austrian research landscape, will meet this goal by building open, standardised interfaces and by laying the groundwork for a national research portal as a collaborative bottom-up initiative. As such, the project strongly reflects change management as a key theme throughout various aspects, such as the organisation and decision-making processes of a multidisciplinary consortium and the systems architecture. The following abstract provides an overview of the project along with key insights and findings that render RIS Synergy’s bottom-up approach an effective method to manage system interoperability and information exchange between different research institutions and funders