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OpenAIRE

Natalia Manola ( @CoARAssessment - Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment OI4RRA WG Co-Chair) will present the core concepts.

@vergoulis (Leader of Subgroup 2) will moderate the conversation, share key insights, and engage the community in discussing the road to implementation.

-Read the full output on #Zenodo: zenodo.org/records/15297695

ZenodoConceptual Architecture for the Implementation of a Responsible Research Assessment Framework Built on Open InfrastructuresThis output from the CoARA Working Group "Towards Open Infrastructures for Responsible Research Assessment (OI4RRA)" presents a conceptual architecture to guide the implementation of Responsible Research Assessment based on Open Infrastructures. It introduces a four-tier model, covering persistent identifiers and metadata standards, open publishing venues, metadata aggregation, and assessment support services, to enable fair, transparent, and contextualized research evaluation. The document provides strategic and technical guidance for research-performing and research-funding organizations seeking to operationalize CoARA principles through open, interconnected, and sustainable infrastructures. Accompanying policy briefs further support Research Perfomring Organisations and Research Funding Organisations by offering practical guidance for the transition and adoption of open infrastructure-based assessment systems.
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Kate Nyhan

Is #Zenodo ok? I have clicked into maybe 10 different "communities" at random, because I'm looking for an example to show someone who is choosing a platform to deposit some interim research products, and all of them have a message like this:

The webpage of a "community" in Zenodo, with the message "We couldn't find any matches for your search."
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Christos Argyropoulos MD PhD

This could take the form of setting up repositories (#github/ #zenodo) etc that store the prompts used and the output received from the #LLMs. For example, if one were to use a chatbot to develop the plan for a scientific report and/or the first draft, the prompts and the output should be made public as research methods & supplementary material.
Differencing tools could then be automatically deployed to show how the final product changed to the #LLM output that was first received or even ...

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Christos Argyropoulos MD, PhD

This could take the form of setting up repositories (#github/ #zenodo) etc that store the prompts used and the output received from the #LLMs. For example, if one were to use a chatbot to develop the plan for a scientific report and/or the first draft, the prompts and the output should be made public as research methods & supplementary material.
Differencing tools could then be automatically deployed to show how the final product changed to the #LLM output that was first received, or even ...

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Christos Argyropoulos

This could take the form of setting up repositories (#github/ #zenodo) etc that store the prompts used and the output received from the #LLMs. For example, if one were to use a chatbot to develop the plan for a scientific report and/or the first draft, the prompts and the output should be made public as research methods & supplementary material.
Differencing tools could then be automatically deployed to show how the final product changed to the #LLM output that was first received, or even ...

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Tuomas Väisänen 📼🧟‍♂️

The full student mobility data and Python scripts used to produce the data are openly available in our #Zenodo:

zenodo.org/records/14332354

Read more in our blog post: blogs.helsinki.fi/digital-geog

ZenodoMobility of Erasmus+ students in Europe: Geolocated individual and aggregate mobility flows from 2014 to 2022General information This repository holds the spatially enriched Erasmus+ student mobility data from 2014 to 2022. It is based on the official Erasmus+ mobility raw data available from http://data.europa.eu/88u/dataset/erasmus-mobility-raw-data. The spatially enriched Erasmus+ student mobility data covers the period from 2014 to 2022, and is presented as four tabular files. For a detailed description on how these data were produced, please see the Scientific Data article of the same name. The files included are Erasmus_2014-2022_individual.csv The full individual-level student mobility dataset. Erasmus_2014-2022_individual.parquet.gzip The full individual-level student mobility dataset as a compressed parquet file. Erasmus_2014-2022_aggregate_LAU.csv The aggregated student mobility flows between LAU units. Erasmus_2014-2022_aggregate_NUTS.csv The aggregated student mobility flows between NUTS units. scripts.zip The analysis scripts used to produce this data, for most up-to-date scripts, remember to check out our GitHub repository README_DATA.md The README file describing each variable in the data. If you are using the data or scripts herein, please cite the Scientific Data article.   Links related to the data publication: Mobi-Twin project official webpage Digital Geography Lab webpage
#OpenScience#OpenResearch#OpenAccess
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Nemo_bis 🌈

Years of discussions of #GreenOA and #Dissemin, but I had not yet written down the features needed for a mediated deposit tool.

I've now filed a few feature requests for #Zenodo to start with:
* Prefill all metadata about a postprint deposit github.com/zenodo/zenodo/issue
* Allow login by email link github.com/zenodo/zenodo/issue
* Provide authors with suggestions of articles to deposit github.com/zenodo/zenodo/issue
* Prefill deposit form with already-available full-text PDF github.com/zenodo/zenodo/issue

GitHub[Mediated deposit feature request] Prefill all metadata about a postprint deposit · Issue #2562 · zenodo/zenodoBy nemobis
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Open Science Pasteur

La newsletter #ScienceOuverte de l'#InstitutPasteur a compilé cette semaine une sélection d'articles autour des #EntrepôtsDeDonnées
­👉 #OnVousExplique : Les entrepôts de données
👉 Comment trouver un entrepôt de données dans le domaine biomédical ?
👉 Le répertoire d’entrepôts de données #re3data
👉 Les différences entre plusieurs entrepôts de données généralistes : #RechercheDataGouv, #Zenodo, #Dryad et #Figshare
👉 Déposer des données dans un entrepôt, que doit-on anticiper ? L’exemple de #GEO
👉 Disparition de certains entrepôts de données : quel impact sur l’accès aux #DonnéesDeRecherche ?

➡️ 4682g.r.sp1-brevo.net/mk/mr/sh

4682g.r.sp1-brevo.netLettre d'information Science Ouverte
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Open Science Pasteur

Nous avons comparé plusieurs #EntrepôtsDeDonnées pluridisciplinaires : #RechercheDataGouv, #Zenodo, #Dryad et #Figshare
Au-delà du point commun de simplicité d'utilisation, quelles différences ?
#OpenData #OnVousExplique

➡️ openscience.pasteur.fr/2025/02

Open science : évolutions, enjeux et pratiques · Les différences entre plusieurs entrepôts de données généralistes : Recherche Data Gouv, Zenodo, Dryad et FigsharePour ouvrir ses données de recherche, il existe de très nombreux entrepôts de données. Parmi eux, les entrepôts dits « généralistes » ou « pluridisciplinaires » permettent le partage de tous types …
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