Thursday, 26 October 2023

TIME – in UTC	TIME – in CEST	DATE: Thursday, 26 October 2023
07:00 – 08:30	09:00 – 10:30	RDA P21 Breakout Session 5: WG RDA-OfR Mapping the landscape of digital research tools WG: Mapping the landscape of digital research tools working meeting – Mozart Hall 4+5 BoF – Launching an RDA Domain Ambassadors IG– Karajan-Hall 1 Joint session: WG GORC International Model WG, IG Global Open Research Commons IG: Global open research commons: what it takes and the road to get there. Reflections and discussion on creating a commons attribute model and a commons integration roadmap – Karajan-Hall 2+3 IG Reproducibility IG:Introducing the reestablished Reproducibility IG – Doppler Hall IG FAIR Digital Object Fabric IG: FAIR Digital Object Fabric: Shaping the Fabric – Trakl-Hall IG Linguistics Data IG:Developing a Needs Analysis for Open Scholarship in Linguistics and the Language Sciences – Mozart Hall 1 BoF – 2nd BOF: Trusted / Secure Research Environments for Sensitive / Confidential Data: FAIRness for “Closed” Data and Processes – Europa Hall IG Sensitive Data IG: Sensitive Data classifications and protocols across regions – Mozart Hall 2+3
08:30 – 09:30	10:30 – 11:30	Networking Tea & Coffee Break
09:30 – 11:00	11:30 – 13:00	SciDataCon 2023 Parallels 6: The role of research data repositories in open science and research data policy development (session ID 549) – Doppler Hall Implementing FAIR Workflows: A Proof of Concept Study in the Field of Consciousness (session ID 533) – Mozart Hall 4+5 Generalist repository “coopetition” to enhance data sharing and discovery (session ID 492) – Trakl-Hall Beyond FAIR: Reusing Chemical Data Across-disciplines with CARE, TRUST, and Openness (session ID 504) – Karajan-Hall 2+3 Panel Discussion: Standards for a FAIR Data Future: How to Advance Standardization in Data Management? (session ID 522) – Europa Hall Data Infrastructure for Smart and Sustainable Cities: Exploring Cross-Boundary Collaborations (session ID 556) – Mozart Hall 1 Semantics / Metadata Oriented Presentations (session ID 572): – Mozart Hall 2+3 Making computable knowledge FAIR: developing a minimum viable computable phenotype as a FAIR digital object (ID 1224) Decentralised Semantics: A Semantic Engine user perspective (ID 1208) Advancing nanomaterials structure, fate and toxicity data integration to generate machine actionable datasets: A case study using the NanoPharos and TOXRIC databases (ID 1210) NHLBI BioData Catalyst®: Democratizing Data Discovery and Computational Resources to Harness Data Science for Precision Medicine and Beyond (ID 1161) From Lowly Spreadsheets to High-Quality Metadata: An End-to-End Approach for Easing Adherence to Community Standards for Scientific Metadata (ID 1192) Establishing research data management in health-related sciences: Determining researchers‘ needs and current practices (ID 1221) National / Institutional Approaches Presentations (session ID 576): – Karajan-Hall 1 The Australian Research Data Culture Conversation (ID 1155) Data Stewardship: New challenges and opportunities in the Swiss University environment (ID 1156) Linking publications and datasets: connecting KU Leuven’s institutional literature and data repository (ID 1164) Wageningen Common Data Solutions, developing a Data Mesh (ID 1132) A Dataverse integration dashboard: pulling data from data management systems (ID 1166) Charting multidimensional academic careers: how can repositories contribute? (ID 1141)
11:00 – 12:00	13:00 – 14:00	Lunch
12:00 – 13:30	14:00 – 15:30	RDA P21 Breakout Session 6: BoF – Policies for Advancing Research Software in Research Performing Organisations– Karajan-Hall 1 IG Evaluation of Research IG: Evaluation of Research: Kick-off Plenary Meeting – Community perspectives – Europa Hall IG Education and Training on Handling of Research Data IG:Fiesta ETHRD-IG! Community celebration of education & training material and metadata richness– Doppler Hall IG Life Science Data Infrastructures IG:Key aspects of FAIR for infrastructure solutions in the biomolecular life sciences – Trakl-Hall IG PID IG: Equity and Inclusion: universal access to PIDs – Mozart Hall 4+5 BoF – Collecting and Managing Data from Citizen Science Research Projects – Mozart Hall 1 IG RDA/WDS Certification of Digital Repositories IG: TRUST Principles and Repository Certification Landscape – Karajan-Hall 2+3 BoF – Describing Chemical, Physical and Biological samples digitally: Seeking harmonization – Mozart Hall 2+3
13:30 – 14:00	15:30 – 16:00	Networking Tea & Coffee Break
14:00 – 15:00	16:00 – 17:00	Closing Plenary Session ‘Ethics, data science, and AI in dialogue with one another and society’ – Europa Hall Speaker: Lili Zhang, Gitanjali Yava, Perihan Elif Ekmekci, Jiangfen Cao This session opens a dialogue on the fundamental frameworks of ethics in the data sciences and artificial intelligence, focusing on the human dimensions of the technological impacts of our digitalised societies on fundamental human rights, social values, and legal frameworks in our differentiated yet shared human conditions.