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14
December
2020
The EOSC document on Scholarly Infrastructures for Research Software (SIRS) is out!
Dear all, a couple of months ago, the EOSC0 | Add new comment
04
December
2020
P17 Participation Opportunities
Dear Working Group members, With the planning of RDA VP17 upon us, we would like to bring a couple of time-sensitive opportunities to your attention: Open Call for Co-located Events0 | Add new comment
03
December
2020
[FAIR4RS] November update and feedback survey
Hello everyone, Thank you for joining our FAIR4RS working group. During the month of November we had three open sessions, which you might have attended, where we discussed FAIR4RS (at RDA VP16 and two SORSE workshops). We are about to release a package of all the content produced during the workshops (a dedicated email/post will be sent for that). Here are the links for the RDA VP16 session: Collaborative notes: https://tinyurl.com/FAIR4RS-notes-VP160 | Add new comment
19
November
2020
FAIR + Software: decoding the principles on November 23rd at 15.00 CEST.
Dear RDA, FORCE11 & ReSA communities, I apologize for cross-posting. The FAIRsFAIR project's first Milestone about software has been published in October and is now under community review. It has been collaboratively produced by work package 2 task 2.4 - FAIR services & software and had an early experts review by the joint RDA/ReSA/FORCE11 FAIR4RS WG steering committee. Here is the link to the Assessment report on ‘FAIRness of software’ (Gruenpeter et al., 2020)0 | Add new comment
09
November
2020
Survey on perceptions of FAIR principles for research software
Dear FAIR4RS members, On behalf of Subgroup 4, I would like to encourage you to fill out a survey on your perceptions of the FAIR for research software principles https://forms.gle/XLSjbybtjKZuxom39 The survey should take about 15-20 minutes to complete fully, however, we are also interested in getting your opinions on one particular set of questions / principle if you have less time available. If you are joining the RDA VP16 plenary, attend the FAIR4RS WG session for updates (check the time in your location).0 | Add new comment
02
November
2020
[software-source-code-ig][scid][cure-fair][fair4rs][softwarecitation] RDA VP16 software sessions
Dear RDA & FORCE11 communities, I apologize for cross-posting. Software has become a hot subject in the RDA community and there will be 6 different sessions about software or code during the next RDA Plenary (VP16) held next week between November 9 and 12 virtually in Costa Rica. Here are the sessions you should note if you are interested in software: - Software Source Code IG meeting [1] where the Software Code Identification WG output will be presented. - FAIR software roadmap BOF meeting [2]0 | Add new comment
30
October
2020
FAIR4Health project open community
I am writing on behalf of FAIR4Health project, which overall objective is to facilitate and encourage the EU health research community to apply the0 | Add new comment
27
October
2020
[request for input] Challenges with computational reproducibility
by Limor Peer
Dear All, A quick reminder that we are seeking your input: We invite you to share your pain-point stories relating to computational reproducibility (i.e., the ability to repeat the analysis and arrive at the same results). Whether you are a researcher, data manager, repository manager, publisher, or otherwise involved in the research enterprise -- we want to hear about your experiences!0 | Add new comment
23
October
2020
RDA Virtual Plenary 16 (VP16) - Deadline for poster submissions, registration and programme
Dear FAIR for Research Software (FAIR4RS) WG members, With RDA VP16 fast approaching, we would like to bring the following news and key dates to your attention: Call for posters closing on 25 October 20200 | Add new comment
23
October
2020
EOSC document on Scholarly Infrastructures for Research Software now open for public consultation
[ message sent to CURE-FAIR WG, PID IG, SSC IG, SCID WG, and FAIR4RS WG ] Dear all, as many of you surely know already, the EOSC0 | Add new comment