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RDA Virtual Plenary 17 – early-bird registration ends Friday 2 April 2021

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    ** With apologies if you’ve seen this in other mailing lists **
    RDA Virtual Plenary 17
    Please note that the early-bird registration for this event is only available until Friday 2 April 2021 – https://www.rd-alliance.org/rdas-17th-plenary-meeting-registration
    This event is hosted by the Digital Curation Centre in collaboration with Jisc and UKRI and will focus on the themes of global challenges, global mechanisms for data reuse, sustainable solutions with benefits for all, and global cooperation to realise these ends.
    RDA plenaries are focussed on progressing the work of its Interest and Working Groups and on providing opportunities for new communities of interest to examine the potential for new group formation through Birds of a Feather sessions. Plenary presentations set the larger scene for RDA’s work, give an insight into how group outputs are being adopted and used in research, and update members on the work of the organisation as a whole.
    The final version of the programme is now available at https://www.rd-alliance.org/rdas-17th-plenary-meeting-programme. Highlights include:
    Opening and closing plenary sessions from the following speakers:
    * Prof Richard Gold of McGill University discussing “Open Science and Drug Discovery: Removing Barriers to Accelerate Research”
    * Dr Gregurick NIH Associate Director for Data Science discussing “Building a Robust FAIR Biomedical Data Ecosystem”
    * Dr Tennison Vice President and Chief Strategy Adviser for the Open Data Institute discussing “Research data in the wider data ecosystem”
    See https://www.rd-alliance.org/rda-17th-plenary-meeting-speakers for further details.
    Panel session:
    The Facilitating Greater Data Reuse: Lessons and Examples from Practice panel session on Wednesday 21st April, chaired by Juan Bicarregui from UKRI/STFC, includes Amy Pienta (ICPSR), Malarvizhi Veerappan (World Bank), Vundli Ramokolo (South African Medical Research Council) and James Hetherington (The Alan Turing Institute) on the panel.
    IDCC Unconference:
    The Joint RDA/IDCC Unconference on Tuesday 20th April will be coordinated by the Digital Curation Centre as part of its IDCC conference and the RDA plenary.
    Poster session:
    Opportunities throughout the event to see all the submitted posters and engage with the authors.
    Meet the organisers:
    Drop in to the virtual booths on Tuesday 20th April and meet staff from the DCC, Jisc and UKRI and see highlights and examples of the work each organisation is involved in.
    If you’re still undecided, then please watch the recordings of two webinars on Why attend VP17? and read the following post Research Data Alliance’s Virtual Plenary 17 – Why attend?.
    For full details about the plenary please see the main event page.
    We look forward to seeing you in April.
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    Regards,
    Christopher
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