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CORE's @petrknoth at #OpenRepos2024 introducing the work of the recently launched SoFAIR project and how this can help address the reproducibility crisis in science @OpenRepos @SoFairOA
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CORE participating in the UNESCO Open Science Monitoring Framework launch.
In December, @petrknoth was invited to the workshop held in Paris. This week now sees the launch of the Open Science Monitoring framework website, and the start of the global consultation phase of the project.
Read more here: blog.core.ac.uk
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Next up at #AI4RE is @petrknoth presenting AI for the Open Scholarly Web and why AI needs open data and open infrastructures. @kmiou
Slides will be available after the workshop.
And still goes blindly ahead advocating for something that would make the situation far worse. It reminds me of governments, when they cut or severely restrict funding for free healthcare to demonstrate that it "doesn't" work just to create a political argument for private one.
The robustness is because 1) many papers have co-authors from different institutions, so they are deposited at more than one repository, 2) they are backed up in @oacore 3) many repositories means no single point of failure and no vendor lock-in at a SW platform level.
Yes, we do, because that creates robustness in the system. Also, let's not confuse duplication with colllabiration on well managed open source projects, e.g. DSpace
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The author of this THE post bit.ly/48MujkX who is a library Director advocates for abandoning repositories in favour of commercial solutions, instead of bringing up that the spending on open scholarly infrastructure doesn't account even for 10% of library budgets. Shame.
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Excited to announce the kick off for the #SoFAIR project on making research software findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable. The project partners also got to visit the iconic @bletchleypark today - and even the sun came out. โ๏ธ
bit.ly/SoFAIR
Looking forward to working with all our partners: @hal_fr, @Inria, @emblebi, @SWHeritage, @romary_laurent, @rdicosmo, @tomaszumerle, @IBLPAN
Brno University of Technology and Patrice Lopez.
@kmiou @OpenUniversity
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CORE was represented this week by @petrknoth at the @UNESCO workshop on Building an Open Open Science Monitoring Framework. Important questions and discussions around tracking outputs, fairly assigning credit, moving away from proprietary data sources and how we can improve the shared technical framework.
Full write up to follow shortly. #OpenScience #OpenAccess
2023 is according to the White House a year of #OpenScience . Great to see this progress, embodied e.g. in the Nelson Memo. @kmiou
Our @petrknoth representing @oacore and @kmiou at today's #UNESCO meeting on the creation of an #openscience monitoring framework.
Honoured to be invited to today's @UNESCO event on monitoring #openscience.
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I'll be presenting our poster at #NeurIPS2023 tomorrow (Thu, 14/11) at stand #431 from 5-7 PM CST. Looking forward to connecting with the community and discussing our work.
๐ arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/2311.12474
๐ Github: github.com/WojciechKusa/systโฆ
#NeurIPS #SystematicReviews
1/ ๐ Excited to share that our paper "CSMeD: Bridging the Dataset Gap in Automated Citation Screening for Systematic Literature Reviews" has been accepted to #NeurIPS2023 D&B ๐
Work done w/ @oscar_e_mendoza @matthiassamwald @petrknoth @allanhanbury
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Happy to share that I successfully defended my PhD thesis titled โLanguage models for citation classificationโ this week. Thanks to @enricomotta @essepuntato @DrBartRienties @petrknoth and @davejavupride ๐ @oacore @kmiou #NLProc
Great to hear your user base is increasing. There are indeed costs associated with high usage for @scholarcy, so why not :) We know this all too well at @oacore. Btw. do you happen to have deals with publishers to let you index behind the paywall science.org/content/article/โฆ?