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FORCE2019

Ana Van Gulick

Carnegie Mellon University
Program Director, Open Science. Research Liaison, Psychology & Neuroscience.
Pittsburgh, PA, USA

anavangulick.com

My Friends

9:00am BST

Working with "ROR" data Clarendon

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

How to foster a community-led cultural shift towards open scholarship Thistle Room

11:00am BST

Conference posters Break Area

11:30am BST

COCI, the OpenCitations Index of Crossref open DOI-to-DOI citations Plenary Room

12:00pm BST

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

1:30pm BST

2 x 15 minute talks - Open Infrastructure Plenary Room 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

Code publication and peer review: a discussion of best practices, technological innovations and recognition Plenary Room

3:00pm BST

Conference posters Break Area

3:30pm BST

2 x 15 minute talks - Collaboration Thistle Room Responsible metrics: what’s the state of the art? Plenary Room

4:00pm BST

Data usage, citation, sharing and metrics Plenary Room

5:00pm BST

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

6:00pm BST

Drinks reception Ghillie Dhu

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 Essential open source software for science: lessons learned in designing a program to sustain the computational foundations of modern biomedicine Plenary Room

11:00am BST

Conference posters Break Area

11:30am BST

Citations: how open do we want them? Plenary 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 x 15 minute talks - Promoting Open Research Presidents Room 2 x 15 minute talks - Skills in Scholarly Communication Thistle Room

2:30pm BST

Collaborations to support data harmonization and discovery in the BRAIN Initiative Thistle Room

3:00pm BST

Conference posters 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