STM’s FREE Multi-stakeholder webinar on Research Data

Audience: Universities, libraries, policy makers, funders, researchers and publishers that are working on or are interested in promoting Open and FAIR data

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Regardless of the field of study and discipline, sharing data is one of the most fundamental aspects of maintaining the integrity of research. The availability of research data plays a vital role in ensuring reproducibility and the ongoing development of Open Science.

As has been frequently observed, embracing open science requires a culture change in the entire researcher workflow. It needs rethinking the way in which research is undertaken, shared, published, evaluated, rewarded and curated in a coordinated effort by all participants in the ecosystem.

In this free webinar, various stakeholders that play an equally important role in ensuring FAIR Research Data will give an update on their efforts. This will be followed by a discussion on how greater alignment can be established between policy makers, funders, universities, publishers and others.

Moderated by: Joris van Rossum, Research Data Director, STM

This webinar is part of the STM Research Data Year: Share, link, cite.

Agenda

Welcome and introduction Ian Moss, CEO, STM

Angelina Kraft, Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB)
Paula Martinez Lavanchy, TU Delft Library

An overview of the efforts of universities to encourage and promote data sharing, data curation and the development of data management plans. The presenters are co-authors of the report

‘Advancing Research Data Management in Universities of Science and Technology’ that was published by CESAER in February of this year.

Carlos Casorran, Directorate General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD), European Commission 
Carlos will present an exploration of how funders are increasingly developing policies for FAIR data as part of the funding process. 

Kiera McNeice, Research Data Manager at Cambridge University Press

Matthew Cannon, Head of Open Research at Taylor and Francis

Kiera and Matt will talk about the efforts of publishers to facilitate and promote the sharing, linking and citing of research data alongside publications. They will also talk about the STM 2020 Research Data Year, an action plan designed to accelerate the effective sharing of research data.

Ingrid Dillo, Deputy Director at DANS (Data Archiving and Networked Services) in the Netherlands, Co-chair of the Research Data Alliance (RDA), project coordinator of the European H2020 project FAIRsFAIR.

Ingrid will deliver a presentation on the efforts by FAIRsFAIR around collaboration and synchronization among various FAIR stakeholders in Europe that follow out of the recommendations from the Turning FAIR into reality report from 2018.

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