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Dr Sarah Thomas

National Institute for Health Research
NIHR Researchfish Lead, Senior Research Manager
Southampton, England

Speak to me about all things data and information that can be used to evaluate and learn from research portfolios. I'm interested in impact assessment, process evaluation, responsible use of metrics, CREDIT, portfolio insight, information systems, patient and public involvement and so on!

1:30pm BST

Exploring the Metadata 2020 outputs Clarendon

8:30am BST

Registration and coffee Break Area

9:30am BST

Welcome Plenary Room

9:45am BST

Keynote: Who or what are universities for? Reflections on the communication and use of scientific knowledge Plenary Room

10:30am BST

Perpetual access machines: archiving web-published scholarship at scale Plenary Room Text and data mining big scholarly data Presidents Room

11:00am BST

Coffee break Break Area

11:30am BST

Transparent peer review: a collaborative approach to opening and building the scholarly record Thistle Room

12:00pm BST

Stronger together: a single open dataset to map every facet of global research Plenary Room

12:30pm BST

Lunch (provided) Break Area

1:30pm BST

2 x 15 minute talks - Promoting Open Research Presidents Room

2:00pm BST

Resources for recognizing and rewarding contributions to open scholarship Presidents Room What kinds of open have made a difference in scholarly communication infrastructure? Thistle Room

2:30pm BST

Insights into the economy of open scholarship Presidents Room

3:00pm BST

Coffee break Break Area

3:30pm BST

Responsible metrics: what’s the state of the art? Plenary Room

5:00pm BST

Keynote: The Journal of Open Source Software: when collaborative open source meets peer review Plenary Room

8:45am BST

Coffee Break Area

9:45am BST

Keynote: Reflections after 20 years of working in open science infrastructure Plenary Room

10:30am BST

Comparing and analyzing the implementation of data citation and software citation Presidents Room

11:00am BST

Coffee break Break Area

11:30am BST

Citations: how open do we want them? Plenary Room Meta: countering the scientific information deluge with content feeds Thistle Room

12:00pm BST

Promoting reproducibility with registered reports Thistle Room

12:30pm BST

Lunch (provided) and pop-up discussions Break Area

2:00pm BST

2 x 15 minute talks - Open Infrastructure Plenary Room

2:30pm BST

Building a global coalition to 'flip' to community-based infrastructure for open access Presidents Room

3:00pm BST

Coffee break Break Area

3:45pm BST

Keynote: Pathways to Open Access: University of California’s big-tent approach to transforming scholarly communications Plenary Room

4:30pm BST

The FREYA project: collaborating to link people, papers and data to new things Thistle Room

5:00pm BST

Creating a richer picture of research support with grant IDs Thistle Room

5:30pm BST

Closing Remarks & Announcements Plenary Room