Poster Exhibition and Instructions
Key Information
Venue: The Kia Oval Cricket Ground
Location: London, United Kingdom
Poster reception date: Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Time: 18:00 – 19:30 BST
Posters visibility: 6-8 October 2026
Format: Fully in person
Submission Deadline: CLOSED. Friday, 26 June 2026
Review Outcome Notifications: Thursday, 16 July 2026
Instructions for Poster Presenters
Poster Session Overview
- RDA P27 poster session will be held fully in-person
- P27 posters will appear in a dedicated poster exhibition session, on Tuesday, 6 October 2026, 18:00–19:30 BST
- For extra visibility, accepted posters will be published on a dedicated RDA P27 webpage, listing the title, authors, and a link to a digital copy (see below)
- Posters will remain on display for the entire RDA P27 (6-8 October 2026)
- In-person presentation is mandatory
- P27 poster presenters are required to register for RDA P27. No additional charges apply to present your poster
Poster Size Guide
Each poster presenter will be required to provide their poster in a physical and digital format.
Physical format requirements:
- Size: portrait A0 format (portrait display only)
- Dimensions: Metric – 841mm wide x 1189 mm high|Imperial – 33.1 inches wide x 46.8 inches high
- Physical posters must be printed and brought to the venue by presenters.
Digital format requirements:
- Format: PDF single-page
- Max size: under 1–2 MB
- Dimensions: around 1200–2000px wide for full-width content images
- Poster graphics: we welcome you to use graphics in your poster from here
- Extra visibility: We strongly encourage you to upload your poster to this folder by Friday, 2 October
Need Your Poster Printed? Local Options Near the Venue
Below is a list of local print suppliers near the Kia Oval in the Kennington area of South London. Please note these are suggestions only. The services listed have not been used and therefore no comment can be made on their quality:
- QueArts poster printing https://www.quearts.com/poster-printing (7 min walk from the Kia Oval)
- Exact Print https://exactprint.co.uk/posters/photo-quality-poster/a0-photo-quality-poster (25 min walk or 20 min bus ride from the Kia Oval)
- South Side https://southprints.co.uk/posters/ (24 min walk or 15 min bus ride from the Kia Oval)
Poster Exhibition
A list of 101 accepted posters is available to view. Posters will be linked to a digital version closer to P27.
| Poster Number | Authors | Additional Authors | Affiliation | Country | Poster title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Samantha Pearman-Kanza | Louise Saul, Simon Coles, Simon Hettrick, Isobel Stark, James Baker | University of Southampton | United Kingdom | The Careers and Skills for Data‑Driven Research Network+ (CaSDaR) |
| 2 | Samantha Pearman-Kanza | Philip Leadbitter, Matthew Partridge | University of Southampton | United Kingdom | Supporting ELN adoption in Academic Institutions |
| 3 | Raymond Uzwyshyn | N/A | University of California, Riverside | United States | The Research Data Director: A Persona-Based Agentic AI Blueprint for FAIR Research Data, Metadata, and Schema and Crosswalk Workflows |
| 4 | Darragh Scully | Dr. John Hyland, Dr. Brian Leonard, Dr. Shauna Ní Fhlaithearta, Dr. Nikolai Svoboda | Teagasc Walsh Scholar/ University College Dublin | Ireland | agriRDM: Overcoming Discipline-Specific Research Data Management Challenges in Agri-Food Research |
| 5 | Stephen Jivraj | Estelle Lowry, Lee Williamson, Jitka Pikarthova, Alison Sizer | UCL | United Kingdom | The UK Census Longitudinal Studies |
| 6 | Wahib Sahwan | Wayne Schmitt, Nikolai Svoboda | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) | Germany | Structured Publication of Long-Term Experiment Data: The BonaRes LTE Data Schema as a FAIR Enabler |
| 7 | Angela Murillo | Wade Bishop, Ayoung Yoon, Alexandra Chassanoff | Indiana University Indianapolis | United States | Mapping the Future of Data Stewardship: A Framework for Research Data Management Core Competencies |
| 8 | Annett Schröter | Fabian Fink, Ann-Christin Andres, Sonja Herres-Pawlis, Johannes Liermann | Friedrich Schiller University Jena | Germany | Building Research Data Skills in Chemistry Across Career Stages |
| 9 | Maria Grazia Santangelo | Monica Michel Rodriguez, Violaine Louvet, Jozefina Sadowska, Damien Belveze | National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology (INRIA) | France | Shaping the Global Open Research Commons through the French Competence Centres Network: Operational Solutions for Research Software Management |
| 10 | Christian Pagé | N/A | Univ Toulouse, CNRS/Cerfacs/IRD, CECI | France | Reproducibility Challenges and Provenance in a Multi-Machine Learning Workflow for Climate Downscaling |
| 11 | Andrea Vianello | Michele Berlanda, Armin Costa, Henri Dosku, Alexander Jacob, Roberto Monsorno, Simone Tritini, Bartolomeo Ventura | Eurac Research | Italy | Enhancing FAIRnes for Research Data through the Environmental Data Platform at Eurac Research |
| 12 | Reynold Branche | N/A | RDA | Trinidad & Tobago | The Missing Layer in Digital Research Infrastructure: Witnessing From Data Stewardship to Condition Stewardship Through Continuous Visibility |
| 13 | Alice Fremand | Jens klump, Thabo Semong, Sarah Manthorpe, Wendy Garland, France Gerard, Charles Georges, Mari Whitelaw, Siddeswara Guru, Hugo Ricketts | UK Polar Data Centre – British Antarctic Survey | United Kingdom | Managing your drone data through the data life cycle: RDA guidelines for FAIR and responsible UAV Use |
| 14 | Keiko Yokoi | Fukichi Tachibana, Mari Izumi | The University of Tokyo | Japan | Engaging the Community: A Practice-Based Approach to Scaling RDM Support across Libraries |
| 15 | Julien Gorenflot | Mohamed Ba-Essa | King Abdullah University of Science and Technology | Kingdom of Saudi Arabia | Lowering the Barrier to FAIR Data: Coordinating Standards, Tools, and Incentives in Materials Science |
| 16 | Myriam Chergui | N/A | BRGM (The French Geological Survey) | France | DATA STEWARDSHIP IN GEOSCIENCES: Making data FAIR: standards, support and best practices for sustainable Earth data – A case study at the French Geological Survey (BRGM) |
| 17 | Wayne Schmitt | Michael Baumecker, Wahib Sahwan, Nikolai Svoboda | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research | Germany | Rescuing Analog Research Data: From Paper Records to FAIR Long-Term Experiment Datasets |
| 18 | Simone Tritini | Mahtab Niknahad, Heike Quosdorf, Andrea Vianello, Gianluca Scuri, Vera Liang Tak, Roberto Mendicino, Stefano Tondini, Roberto Monsorno | Eurac Research | Italy | EnvironTWIN: A Data-Driven Infrastructure for Environmental Digital Twins in Alpine Territories |
| 19 | Lauren Cadwallader | Devin Soper, Iain Hrynaszkiewicz | PLOS | United Kingdom | Enabling exploration of open science practices with the PLOS Open Science Indicators dashboard |
| 20 | Susanna Nykyri | Rauhala Teemu, Malinen Päivi | Tampere University | Finland | Collaborative Data Stewardship: Networking as a Collective Competence |
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| 22 | Xiaolei XIA | Yuanchun ZHOU, Jia LIU, Lijuan WANG, Shu WANG | Computer Network Information Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Connecting Living Plant Collections to Open Science through PIDs: A CSTR Implementation in South China Botanical Garden |
| 23 | Katie Yates | Elizabeth Newbold, Antony Wilson, Louise Davies | Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) | United Kingdom | Implementing PIDS for Instruments at the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source |
| 24 | Elizabeth Newbold | WG Co-Chairs: Liise Lehtsalu, Shannon Sheriden, WG members: Holly Ranger, Clara Parente Boavida, Fernando Rios, Matthew Harp, Daniela Santos Oliverira | STFC-UKRI | United Kingdom | Developing Data Steward Personas |
| 25 | Saskia Lawson-Tovey | Xenia Perez-Sitja, Sara Villa, Carole Goble | The University of Manchester | United Kingdom | PeerLadder – a national peer mentoring initiative supporting underrepresented dRTP leaders |
| 26 | Ville Tenhunen | Martin Barisits, Rakesh Sarma, Nicolas Liampotis, Magdalena Brus, Gergely Sipos | EGI Foundation | The Netherlands / Finland | From Open Data to Usable Data: Data Exploitation Platforms for Scalable Open Science |
| 27 | Fen Zhang | Roxanne Wyns, Andrea Davidson, Venkataraman Shanmugasundaram, Helene N. Andreassen, Camilla Hagen Blixhavn, Karl Presser | KU Leuven | Belgium | Advancing Digital Preservation Through Frameworks, Service Registries, Disciplinary Support Kits, and Curation Networks |
| 28 | Maximilian Inckmann | Andreas Pfeil | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology | Germany | Making PIDs accessible to humans with the pid-component |
| 29 | Nicole Emmenegger | Nils Arlinghaus | DANS | The Netherlands | Building SSH Data Futures Together: A Community-Driven Model for Collaborative Solutions |
| 30 | Patrick Prochazka | Han Zhang, Anshuman Sabath, L Catherine Brinson | Liberata / Duke University | United States | Open Access Academic Publishing With Incentivized Quality Controls & Markets Based Scientometrics |
| 31 | Kristin Meier | Nikolai Svoboda, Marcus Schmidt | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) | Germany | One for FAIR, FAIR for All: Embedded Data Stewards as the Musketeers of Research Data Management |
| 32 | Martyn Rittman | Panos Pandis | Crossref | Germany | Visibility for datasets: A Data Citations API endpoint |
| 33 | Preeti Matharu | Mrs. Katie Buntic, Dr. Farzan Ramzan, Dr. Michelle Harricharan | University College London (UCL), Advanced Research Computing (ARC) | United Kingdom | Growing research together |
| 34 | Meznah Aloqalaa | Stian Soiland-Reyes, Carole Goble | University of Manchester | United Kingdom | PRIMAD-LID in Practice: RO-Crates for Reproducible Machine Learning |
| 35 | Marcus Schmidt | Kerstin Belin, Yvonne Fuchs, Agroscope, John Hyland, Hanna Lindroos, Kristin Meier, Shauna Ní Fhlaithearta, Nikolai Svoboda | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) | Germany | The European Associated Data Steward Network Agriculture – combining expertise to serve scientists in their everyday RDM needs |
| 36 | Barbara McGillivray | Andrea Farina, Marty Steer | King’s College London | United Kingdom | Data peer review in data journals? First Experiments at the Journal of Open Humanities Data |
| 37 | Astrid Wittmann | Janine Felden, Lars Harms, Sonja Hänzelmann, Björn Quast, Birgit Rach, Alexey Savchik, Katja Metfies | Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, PANGAEA | Germany | From Field Sample to Global Repository: Integrating eDNA Data into International Biodiversity Infrastructures |
| 38 | Qi Xu | Ziming ZOU, Xiaoyan HU | National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | A Theoretical Model for Scientific Data Governance |
| 39 | Charlotte Miskin-Hymas | Hannah Dean, Alysa Fisher, Joy Uzodiagu | British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC) | United Kingdom | Enabling Research Data Management through the NERC Environmental Data Service |
| 40 | Ziming Zou | QI,XU；Xiaoyan HU | National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Development Ideas and Progress of Space Science Intelligent Research Platforms in NSSD |
| 41 | Ilaria Fava | N/A | EGI Foundation | Italy | EOSC Data Commons: applying the Global Open Research Commons model in EOSC |
| 42 | Bylhah Mugotitsa | Tatenda Kavu, Henry Owoko, Reinpeter Momanyi, Pauline Andeso, Daniel Maina | African Population and Health Research Center | Kenya | FarajaMH: Building a Bilingual Generative AI Screening Tool for Depression, Anxiety and Psychosis in East Africa |
| 43 | Hajar Hasannejadasl | Sander M J van Kuijk | Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Medical Technology Assessment, Maastricht University Medical Center, Maastricht, The Netherlands | The Netherlands | Beyond spreadsheets: governing the metadata dictionary for FAIR research data |
| 44 | Takuma Kasai | Yohei M. Koyama, Noriko Horimoto,Shuichi Onami | Research DX Foundation Team, Data and Computational Sciences Integration Research Program, TRIP Headquarters, RIKEN | Japan | How far can instrument metadata be standardized? An NMR case study |
| 45 | Cristina Magder | Richard Welpton, Claire Feary, Camilla Philpot Thomsen | UK Data Service, UK Data Archive, University of Essex | United Kingdom | Translating policy into practice: the UK Data Service approach to the UKRI Research Data Policy |
| 46 | Amali Pawula Hewage | Vasily Bunakov, Alexander Belozerov, Stuart Meacham | Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) within UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)  | United Kingdom | Data Lakehouse: Building the Foundation for AI/ML Ready Scientific Data |
| 47 | Pablo Saiz | Diana Rand, Tibor Simko, Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez | CERN | Switzerland | Recent Developments in the CERN Open Data Portal for FAIRness |
| 48 | Vinay Devgan | Vinay Devgan | Independent Researcher | United Kingdom | If AI Influenced the Decision, Should You Know? |
| 49 | Grayson Yount | Dr. Cheryl Thompson | Research Data Management Core UNC Research | United States | Scaling Custom Data Management Service: The RDMC Basic Service Model |
| 50 | Pengyin Shan | N/A | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | United States | Does Software Agree with Itself? A Consistency Audit of Software Citation Metadata |
| 51 | Anna Sackmann | Foster Erin, Teplitzky Samantha, Matienzo Maria | University of California, Berkeley | United States | More than just storage: Supporting research data needs through campus collaborations |
| 52 | Sabina Auhunas | N/A | Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) | Germany | Metadata governance for research infrastructure recovery: a Ukrainian case study |
| 53 | Angharad Green | N/A | University College London | United Kingdom | Data stewardship in microbial genomics research: the hidden complexity of reference strains |
| 54 | Chia Hsun Wang | Chun-Shih Chang, Wei-Qin Chang, Cheng-Jen Lee | Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica, Taiwan | Taiwan | Between a Data Repository and RDM Services: Practices and Reflections from the depositar |
| 55 | Anne-Sophie Bage | Anne-Sophie Bage, Sandrine Chemla, Anne-Sophie Grenier | Institut national de recherche pour l’agriculture, l’alimentation et l’environnement (INRAE) | France | Building Research Data Management skills through open and reusable e-learning resources: the OSCAR Initiative |
| 56 | Fabian Fink | Patrick JÃptner, Sabine Schanau, Dominik Schmitz | RWTH Aachen University | Germany | Connecting Data Management Plans (DMPs) and Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) |
| 57 | Kim Hajek | Paul Trauttmansdorff | Ethical Data Initiative, Technical University of Munich | Germany | Data Ethics in Practice: Data Clinics as a Collaborative Teaching Format |
| 58 | Anastasia Valtopoulou | Dimosthenis Natsos, Despoina Petsani, Konstantina Tsimpita | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki | Greece | Assessing DMP Lifecycle Coverage: Practitioner-Validated Gaps in the RDA Common Standard and Science Europe |
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| 60 | Johanna Laiho-Kauranne | Iida Lehikoinen | CSC – IT Center for Science | Finland | Building AI-Ready Research Data Management: The Finnish maDMP Reference Data Model |
| 61 | Katarzyna Biernacka | N/A | Research Training & Innovation Studio | Germany | Teaching for Complexity: Preparing Research Support Professionals for Wicked Problems |
| 62 | Dennis Piehl | Christine Zardecki, Jasmine Y. Young, Stephen K. Burley | RCSB Protein Data Bank, Rutgers University | United States | Protein Data Bank: Advancing FAIR Data Stewardship for More than Five Decades |
| 63 | Bert Zulauf | Dirk Fleischer, Daniela Hausen, Christian Hohenfeld, Nina Knipprath | Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf | Germany | From Institutional Silos to Shared Infrastructure: Building eln.nrw with eLabFTW |
| 64 | Esther Plomp | Rendell de Kort, Marjorie Alfonso, Irwin Korstjens, Regine Croes, Raymond Jessurun | University of Aruba | Aruba | Extending the Dutch Caribbean Digital Competence Network (DCDC-Network) |
| 65 | David Barry | Deniz Bekat, Rocco D’Antuono, Todd Fallesen, Sefania Marcotti, Sara Salgueiro Torres, Alicja Skórkowska | Francis Crick Institute | United Kingdom | Promoting open and reproducible workflows: lessons from image analysis in biomedical research |
| 66 | Fuli Ma | N/A | National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Science. | China | General Data Sharing Technology of Space Science Data Center |
| 67 | Olasunkanmi Kehinde | Elijah Adeyeye | Norfolk State University | United States | Detecting Preclinical PTSD Through Conversational AI: A Data-Driven Approach to Early Trauma Screening |
| 68 | Seonyoung Kim | Daniel Manrique-Castano, Beth Knazook | Washington University in St. Louis | United States | Join the Ambassadors Coordination Group to Strengthen Community Connections for Global Impact |
| 69 | Lars Harms | Alexey Savchik, Christina Bienhold, Astrid C. Wittmann, Katja Metfies, Roland Koppe, Sonja Hänzelmann | Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research | Germany | O2A SEQUENCES: A Modular, Reproducible Platform for End-to-End Metabarcoding Data Management |
| 70 | Sandra ZÃnkert | Melina Jander, Antje Manske, Bernhard Miller | ZB Med – Information Centre for Life Sciences | Germany | Exploring Sustainable RDM Infrastructure Together. Towards a Community of Practice to Navigate Shared Challenges |
| 71 | Ui Ikeuchi | N/A | Bunkyo University | Japan | AI-Assisted Extraction and Classification of Journal Research Data Policies |
| 72 | Esther Schneidenbach | N/A | Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries (IGB) | Germany | From data silos to open freshwater research commons: connecting data, tools and stewardship |
| 73 | Loek Brinkman | Kim Ferguson, Margriet Miedema | DANS | The Netherlands | From Connections to Community: How RDA-NL is Shaping the Future of Research Data |
| 74 | Pedro Filipe Sobral | Sobral Pedro, Pereira Filipa | Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT-FCCN) | Portugal | Fulfilling the circle with the POLEN research data services |
| 75 | Alexander Belozerov | Vasily Bunakov, Amali Pawula Hewage, Stuart Meacham, Tom Underwood | Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) | United Kingdom | Connecting Research Data at Scale: The PSDI Indexing Service for FAIR Discovery and Interoperable Data Access |
| 76 | Anne Sennhenn | N/A | Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy | Germany | Connecting the Dots: Advancing FAIR Data Culture as a Socio-Technical Endeavour – Federated Infrastructures, Community Engagement and Institutional Embedding in Agricultural Research – Lessons from FAIRagro and AgData |
| 77 | Shanmugasundaram Venkataraman | Ingrid Dillo, Jan Meijer, Mari Kleemola, William Cilento, Tobias Paulsen, Isa Boere, Anja Radonjic | DANS | The Netherlands | Building a Community of Trustworthy European Repositories: the FIDELIS TDR Network |
| 78 | Emanuel Soeding | Andrea Poersch, Dorothee Kottmeie, Stanislav Malinovschi, Johan Wurz, Saren Lorenz | GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research | Germany | Building an interoperability layer connecting data ecosystems and data customers – suggestions and opportunites |
| 79 | Jochen Ortmeyer | Henrika M. Hüppe, Charles T. Hoyt, Maciej Zubilewicz, Petra Steiner, Jonathan D.Geiger, Lukas Bossert, Torsten Schrade, Ulrich Sax, Thomas Stäcker, Gábor Kismihók, Matthias Müller, Peter F. Pelz, Sonja Herres-Pawlis | RWTH Aachen University | Germany | Empowering FAIR data practices with the DALIA platform: A knowledge graph for personalised and discipline-specific data literacy training resources |
| 80 | Daniela Hausen | Stefano Della Chiesa, Jens Dierkes, Stefan Kirsch, Hans März, Ute Trautwein-Bruns, Cord Wiljes | Heinrich-Heine-University Dusseldorf | Germany | Data Stewardship in Germany – Building a growing community |
| 81 | Anna Soldánová | Jindřich Fejfar, Tereza Kolmačková | Library of the Czech Academy of Sciences | Czech Republic | Data Management Tools Catalogue: User-Centred Approach to Adopting MaLDReTH Outputs |
| 82 | Nikolai Svoboda | Kerstin Belin, Hanna Lindroos, Shauna Ní Fhlaithearta, Kristin Meier, Marcus Schmidt | Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) e.V. | Germany | Human-Centered Data Stewardship in the Age of AI: Lessons from Agricultural Research |
| 83 | Sophie Fortuno | Christian Pichot, Fabrice Bénédet, Chloé Barthalon, Alain Bénard, Philippe Clastro, Mouhamed Gassama, Damien Maurice, Paul Tresson, Philippe Verley, François Ehrenmann, Gaëlle Jaouen | CIRAD, French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development | France | Promote the sharing, accessibility and digital use of temperate and tropical forests socio-ecosystems data |
| 84 | Angela P. Fuentes Pardo | Wolmar Nyberg Åkerström, Angeliki Adamaki | SciLifeLab | Sweden | Building FAIR Bridges: The Open Science Journey of SciLifeLab, the National Infrastructure for Life Sciences in Sweden |
| 85 | Sophie Fortuno | Chloé Barthalon, Fabrice Bénédet, Philippe Clastre, François Ehrenmann, Gaëlle Jaouen, Christian Pichot | CIRAD, French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development | France | Building cooperation on FAIR data and digital services to strengthen research on temperate and tropical forests resilience |
| 86 | Mijke Jetten | Carla Strubbia , Celia van Gelder , Fieke Schoots , Vedran Kasalica, Walter Baccinelli , Meike Bünger | Health-RI | The Netherlands | The TDCC-LSH FAIR Fellowship: connecting FAIR implementation, portfolio alignment and professional capacity |
| 87 | Mijke Jetten | Celia van Gelder, Luciana Peixoto, Xenia Perez-Sitja, Ingeborg Winge | ELIXIR-NL | The Netherlands | Strengthening management capacities across the life sciences via the ELITMa programme |
| 88 | Sarah Myer | Suparna Goswami, Kira Bradford, Alison Banger, Julie Horvath | RENCI at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | United States | From Compliance to Reuse: Data Packaging Guidance for a Large Biomedical Research Initiative |
| 89 | David Leaver | Matthew Nichols, Shona Ferguson, Deena Mobbs, Hannah Dean, Rick Stuart | UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) | United Kingdom | From Planning to Publication: FAIR Wizard in Environmental Data Workflows |
| 90 | Alex Delipalta | Judith Sáinz-Pardo Díaz, Álvaro López García, Marcin Płóciennik | Research Data Alliance | Ireland | FLUID-AI: FAIR Liquidity Unifying Interoperable Data and AI |
| 91 | Diana McSpadden | Olga Kuchar, Victor Walker, Charlotte Neher, Jean Luca Bez, Laura Biven | Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility | United States | Shared Data Cards for FAIR, Machine-Actionable Dataset Documentation |
| 92 | Letisha Najjemba | Dorothy Mailosi, David Amadi, Jay Greenfield | Data Scientist- CODATA (Committee on Data of the International Science Council) | Uganda | Essential Malaria-Climate Variables for LMICs: Bridging I-ADOPT & SOSO Vocabularies with Earth Observation Data |
| 93 | Meet Bhatt | Holger Döring, Nikolai Svoboda | Leibniz-Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) e.V. | Germany | Building the European Agricultural -Data Commons |
| 94 | Andrea Medina-Smith | N/A | Manchester Metropolitan University | United States | What does successful mean? An analysis of the 2013 US Federal Public Access Memo’s Impact on Open Data |
| 95 | Julianne Christopher | Daniel S. Katz, Christine Kirkpatrick, Lynne Schreiber, Karen Stocks, Yuhan Douglas Rao, Kevin Coakley | San Diego Supercomputer Center, UC San Diego | United States | FARR: FAIR in ML, AI Readiness, & Reproducibility Research Coordination Network Community Roadmaps |
| 96 | Jenny Evans | Mia Ridge | University of Westminster | United Kingdom | Diverse contributions to a global open research commons: introducing Enact and the Museum Data Service |
| 97 | Daniel Arend | Jorge García Brizuela, Carsten Scharfenberg, Carmen Scheuner, Stephan Lesch, Xenia Specka, Manuela König, Julian Schneider, Ataul Haleem, Jens Krumsieck, Harald von Waldow, Antonia Leidel, David Arnold, Xaver Stiensmeier, Juliane Fluck, Björn Usadel, Matthias Lange | Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) Gatersleben | Germany | From Distributed Repositories to a Federated Ecosystem: Infrastructure Services for FAIR Agricultural Research Data |
| 98 | Sarah Myer | Nathalie Collins, Rebecca Boyles, Lynelle Watts, Katie Mullen | Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | United States | Fitness, Trust, and Community-Driven Data Standards: A Pilot Project |
| 99 | Ikuko MAEDA | Hayato KANZAKI, Nikolaos VOULGARIS, Naoto KAI | the University of Osaka | Japan | Building RDM Capacity: The Kansai RDM Consortium |
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| 101 | Mary Mowat | Chukwuemeka Umunna, Mark Fellgett | British Geological Survey | United Kingdom | Data Stewardship of Environmental Data: Enabling De-risked Decision-Making |
| 102 | Anna Kelbert | Alberto Accomazzi, and the SciX Team | Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian | United States | Fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue and credit attribution practices through Science Explorer (SciX) |
| 103 | Alexandra Delipalta | Khadijeh Alibabaei, Lisana Berberi, Valentin Kozlov, Fotis Psomopoulos, Viet Tran, Álvaro López García, Germán Moltó | Research Data Alliance | Ireland | EOSC-ARENA: Open and Ethical GenAI Infrastructure for European Research |
| 104 | Constanze Curdt | Christine Lemster, Sören Lorenz | GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration (HMC) | Germany | Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration – Building a Sustainable FAIR Data Ecosystem in a Changing Research Landscape |