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Closing keynote @ginnybarbour.bsky.social on the state of scholarly publishing and how to affect change. #FORCE2026
Professor Lily Kong, President of Singapore Management University, is opening plenary of #FORCE2026. How refreshing to hear a University leader articulate our challenges and a path forward! Inspiring!
Starting the day, @ianmulvany.bsky.social’s keynote on AI’s effects on the Scholarly Communication community and how we can and must address the changes #FORCE2026
What is the future of data management plans? A new post on @upstreamblog.bsky.social exploring both the positive and negative aspects of changes at NIH and NSF. And suggests a path to balance burden reduction with thoughtful planning. doi.org/10.54900/fbq...
Sharing the load: Building a collective to support open research information online. New post on @upstreamblog.bsky.social!
Can we share resources and burdens to make available key open research information resources in actionable and connectable form in the cloud?
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New Post on @upstreamblog.bsky.social explores how many infrastructures are funded doesn't always align with how institutions work.
“Not the Right Fit: How Transactional Infrastructure Models Clash with Institutional Realities” by @chodacki.bsky.social upstream.force11.org/why-institut...
As open data grows, so does the need to understand how it’s actually used. This FORCE11 community-driven typology offers a shared framework across disciplines and stakeholders and a path toward more meaningful assessment. @upstreamblog.bsky.social @makedatacount.bsky.social
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Are you interested in hosting a future FORCE11 Conference? force11.org/post/call-fo...
As we get ready for FORCE2026, hosted by Singapore Management University, we are looking for interested teams for 2027 & 2028.
Join us in Singapore June 3-6, 2026. More info: event.fourwaves.com/force2026/pa...
The output describing the Typology of Data Uses developed by the @force11.bsky.social FORCE11 Data Usage Typologies Working Group is now available: zenodo.org/records/1918...
More on the blog: makedatacount.org/read-our-blo...
Make Data Count
Recent developments from major US funders suggest a shift in how the vision of machine-actionable data management plans is being implemented. This post reviews the positive and negative aspects of the...
Can we share resources and burdens to make available key open research information resources in actionable and connectable form in the cloud? Through sharing processes and systems, is it possible, ove...
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The development of practices and policies in support of data sharing has resulted in a growing number of open outputs being published every year. This has been followed by an increasing interest in un...
Many scholarly infrastructure business models fit institutions poorly. They tie cost to transactions, outputs, or rising use in ways that make adoption harder to sustain over time. That is a problem f...
