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