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Das EU-finanzierte Projekt "OpenAIRE-Nexus - Eine zugänglichere offene Wissenschaft" (https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101017452/de) hatte zum Ziel, in der Welt der offenen Wissenschaft eine faire, benutzerfreundliche und offene Kommunikation sowie Informationsweitergabe zu fördern. Um Forschung zu unterstützen, müssen Inhalte und Informationen daher leicht zu finden und anzuzeigen sein. OpenAIRE Nexus stellte ein Diensteportfolio zusammen, das bei der Veröffentlichung von Forschungsergebnissen, zum Monitoring ihres Impacts und zur Verbreitung des neuen Wissens wesentlich beitragen kann. Diese in Europa und darüber hinaus bereits etablierten Dienstleistungen werden von öffentlich-rechtlichen Institutionen und Einrichtungen bereitgestellt. Ziel war es, dieses Portfolio in die European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) und die globale offene Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft einzubinden. Der erste Teil des Vortrages wird eine Übersicht über das Projekt und dessen Ziele geben. Im zweiten Teil werden beispielhaft Ergebnisse des Projektes, insbesondere solcher Arbeitspakete, an denen die Universitätsbibliothek Bielefeld beteiligt war, präsentiert. Dabei handelt sich unter anderem um die Integration von OpenAPC in den OpenAIRE Research Graphen, sowie die Bekanntmachung von OpenAPC im internationalen Kontext. Arbeiten an der Integration von Forschungsinformationssystemen (FISs), sowie Open Research Europe (ORE, https://open-research-europe.ec.europa.eu/) - der Open Access Publishing Plattform der Europäischen Kommission, gehörten gleichfalls zu den erfolgreich abgeschlossen Aufgaben., Kolloquium Wissensinfrastruktur, Sommersemester 2023

This webinar was organised to help project coordinators, researchers and research support staff on the European Commission's requirements for Open Science.Requirements forOpen Access to scientific publications andResearch Data Management are presented, not only during and after the project butas wellat the grant proposal stage. An overview of the European Commission's publishing platform - Open Research Europe - was also presented, along some other useful tools such as Argos (Data Management Plan), Amnesia (data anonymisation), OpenAIRE Explore, etc. Learn about: Mandatory and recommended Open Science requirements in Horizon Europe (HE) Compliance with the HE Open Access to publications mandate Managing and sharing Research Data in HE projects Delivering Data Management Plans and reporting publications and datasets in HE OpenAIRE tools and services to support HE projects Target audience:project coordinators, researchers, research managers, librarians and data stewards. Recordings:https://youtu.be/hq9e6cvFHpY (03/07/2023 session),https://youtu.be/lr082NR71_M (16/03/2023 session),https://youtu.be/_tVfaYGE8vg(22/11/2022 session)

This presentation was given at the ISSI 2023 -International Society of Scientometrics and Informetrics Conference 2023 July 2-5, 2023 | Bloomington, IN on 2nd of July. We presented the upcoming iteration of the OpenAIRE beginner's kit (a Dockerized container with Jupyter notebooks and Apache Spark to play with a subset of OpenAIRE data locally on your machine), and a new Virtual Research Environment called Open Scientometrics Lab (essentially, taking the beginner's kit into the cloud at zero cost and zero configuration). Via Spark, you can fake the presence of a SQL database and query OpenAIRE data.

In this poster, researchers from different projects present the integration of existingTEI-encoded corpora into a repository and analysis infrastructure, as well as the benefits of this integration. The focus is not on resource creation (corpus design or text encoding), but on infrastructure integration, dissemination and re-use of existing resources. The NFDI consortium Text+ seeks the integration of already existing resources, for example through the publication of corpora in repositories. We present the publication of the corpora of the European Literary Text Collection in the TextGrid Repository, discuss their characteristics and the advantages of this integration. The poster was accepted and presented at the DH2023 conference in Graz.

This presentation was delivered at Open Repositories 2023 Conference as part ofPanel 6: OpenAIRE interoperability metadata guidelines: ensuring a community-driven global governance for the development of the guidelines.

This presentation was delivered at Open Repositories 2023 Conference as part ofPanel 4: Building Synergies in Capacity Development for Open Scholarship.

Poster presented at 18th International Open Repositories Conference, June 12th-15th June 2023, Stellenbosch, South Africa., This poster aims to present the OpenAIRE Content Provider Dashboard service, detailing the main features and functionalities available for all the managers of data sources that are part of the OpenAIRE infrastructure and want to onboard research products in the EOSC catalogue. This poster will outline the recent developments from two European projects – OpenAIRE Nexus and EOSC future – highlighting the main changes and improvements in this well stablish service., OpenAIRE-Nexus receives funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovaon programme under grant agreement No.101017452

Presentation at the Demos session of the Dataverse Community Meeting 2023., This work received funding from the EOSC Future project as part of the RDA Open Calls Programme aimed at on strengthening the work of RDA Communities in EOSC.

22 slides.-- Presentation delivered by Andreas Czerniak within the session "An update on the CRISCROS WG" OpenAIRE, the Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe, harvests research information systems – together with other ~2,000 data-sources – on a weekly basis through the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS managers. Based on the open metadata for research outputs together with links to scientific products, access right information, metrics, as well as links to funding, project information and research communities, the OpenAIRE Research Graph is created on a monthly basis. The OpenAIRE Research Graph, in combination with a trusted onboarding process in the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), provides the basis for the EOSC Research Product Catalogue. The presentation describes the onboarding workflow for Research Information Systems (CRIS) in OpenAIRE as well as the relations to the EOSC Service/Data-Source onboarding, the EOSC Research Product Catalogue and their benefits.

OpenAIRE Content Providers Community Call, May 3rd, 2023. Recording:https://youtu.be/4m0zyTidJNk OpenAIRE PROVIDE: https://provide.openaire.eu/ OpenAIRE PROVIDE Community Calls: https://www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls &nbsp

El presente trabajo de investigación tiene como objetivo general describir los aspectos relevantes de los repositorios institucionales, en el contexto de un ecosistema académico de información. Mientras que el objetivo específico es ubicar el surgimiento y desarrollo de MiCISAN, así como su integración con los agregadores globales BASE, OpenAIRE y CORE, todos ellos de origen europeo. Para ello, se partió de la definición de repositorio, sus características y tipos, así como de los componentes del ecosistema académico de información. Posteriormente, se presentaron los perfiles de cada uno de los tres agregadores, antes mencionados, lo cual permitió la elaboración de un cuadro comparativo con distintas categorías, para determinar los elementos particulares de cada uno de ellos y sus afinidades.

2nd MONITOR Community Call, 20 April 2023 Main topic: OpenAIRE Monitor for Research Performing Organisations Agenda: Introduction The World Bank Monitor Dashboard The Monitor pipeline (from Provide to the Monitor dashboard) Institutional needs and requirements & the Monitor experience. Katie Bannon, World Bank New and upcoming Monitor Indicators Q&A Presenters: Ioanna Grypari (Athena RC), Leonidas Prispiringas (OpenAIRE) Guest: Katie Bannon (World Bank) Recording:https://youtu.be/3t3KXA8pNYM

4th Community Call: April 18th, 2023 Agenda: Introduction to CONNECT Highlights on some functionalities/novelties The EUT+ University Alliance Q&A Recording:https://youtu.be/bcQrv0Cybak Community Calls page:www.openaire.eu/connect-community-calls

This report serves as an accompanying document to AURORA RI Deliverable 6.1 - Adding an Open science function to the SDG dashboard. We describe how we created the Aurora Open Science monitor by making use of proven components (e.g. OpenAIRE Graph, OpenAIRE Connect and OpenAIRE Monitor) from the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Services catalogue. The Aurora Open Science Monitor allows Aurora to align with future EU mandates (via policy and grants) for research evaluation, monitoring, and assessment. In this report, we describe: Our partnership with OpenAIRE A step-by-step guide to set up the connection between institutional repositories of meta-information and the OpenAIRE Connect Gateway The features of the OpenAIRE Monitor Future developments for this partnership We aim to provide a blueprint for other Research Initiatives to follow the same path.

Diese Präsentation war Teil des Thementischs "Austausch zur Umsetzung des KDSF – Standard für Forschungsinformationen in Deutschland und der OpenAIRE Guidelines in einem DSpace-CRIS-System" auf dem DSpace Praxistreffen 2023, eine Kooperation der Kommission für Forschungsinformationen in Deutschland (KFiD) und The Library Code GmbH. Abstract des Thementischs: Wie definiert man ein Entitäten- und Metadatenmodell für ein Forschungsinformationssystem mit DSpace-CRIS? Ein wichtiger Ausgangspunkt ist die Berücksichtigung von etablierten Standards, wie zum Beispiel den KDSF-Standard für Forschungsinformationen in Deutschland (kurz für Kerndatensatz Forschung) und den OpenAIRE Guidelines für CRIS-Manager. The Library Code und die Geschäftsstelle der Kommission für Forschungsinformationen (KFiD) laden daher zu einem Austausch ein. Seit Juli 2021 ist die KFiD für die Pflege und Weiterentwicklung des KDSF-Standards verantwortlich. Dieser Thementisch dient auch der Vernetzung von KDSF-Anwender:innen mit der KFiD, um so den Standard und seine Unterstützungsangebote zielgruppengerecht weiterentwickeln zu können. Der KDSF definiert – ähnlich wie die OpenAIRE Guidelines – nicht, welche Objekte und Attribute auf der Basisdatenebene vorhanden sein müssen, um die aggregierten Informationen abzubilden. Nach einer kompakten Einführung in den KDSF-Standard und die Aufgaben sowie Ziele der KFiD werden Teile einer durch The Library Code entwickelten konzeptionellen Umsetzung eines Metadatenschemas für DSpace-CRIS zur Diskussion gestellt, welches sowohl Elemente des KDSF-Standards als auch der OpenAIRE Guideline für CRIS Manager integriert. Das vollständige Konzept von The Library Code ist vorab einsehbar unter: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7712658

7th Argos Community Call, February 22nd, 2023 Main topic: This Community Call welcomedRaul Palma, coordinator of Semantic Technologies in the Network Services division at Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center to talk about ARGOS integrations with RO-Hub platform. Argos:https://argos.openaire.eu Recording:https://youtu.be/ve7bDavavfY Argos Community Calls:https://www.openaire.eu/argos-community-calls

3rd OpenAIRE CONNECT Community Call, January 12th, 2023 Topics: Highlights/Novelties: How to create your own menu Main topic: Your help for new functionalities CONNECT use case Q&As Results: Recording

OpenOrgs is one of the key services to curate the links related with the Institution IDs, allowing the de-duplication process and curating the relationship parent-child between RPOs and departments or research groups. During this sprint, OpenOrgs curators joined the session to curate the de-duplication of the Institutions and share experiences and best practices. https://orgs.openaire.eu/

Current research information systems (CRIS), also known as Research Information Management Systems (RIMS), open up the potential to provide contextualized research information and to exchange it with other services.\\ The Common European Research Information Format (CERIF) XML Exchange Format provides a basis for this. The OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers, among others, are based on this format. They enable the aggregation of research information from CRIS systems into OpenAIRE and thus become part of the OpenAIRE Research Graph.\\ An open question is to what extent these guidelines are aligned with the requirements for discoverability, accessibility, interoperability, and reuse of research information defined in the FAIR Data Principles. The FAIR Data Maturity Model criteria are an important reference point for assessing compliance with these principles. It is novel to apply these criteria to properties and attributes of research information as well. Building on this, the report examines how the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS managers relate to the FAIR Data Maturity Model. The attached sheet (ODS format) has been modified as described in the text and used to make the assessment of the FAIR principles.

Joint Webinar organised by OpenAIRE and euroCRIS focusing on how CRIS Systems can be compliant with OpenAIRE Guidelines as well as on the workflow to register in OpenAIRE. This webinar provided a follow-up to theOct 5th, 2022 sessionon the same topic. The April 19th specifically targeted national and regional CRIS systems, including brief presentations on the procedures followed and the lessons learnt by national-level initiatives who have already managed to become OpenAIRE-compliant such as VIRTA in Finland and FRIS from Belgium. Institutional CRIS managers may also be interested in joining since the workflows for CRIS registration and setting up the OAI-PMH endpoint that will allow the CRIS to be harvested by OpenAIRE are largely common. These were discussed with the OpenAIRE colleagues at the Bielefeld University Library, who are currently providing technical support to interestedparties in this domain. In this final version of the webinar presentation, on page 1 - Tom Wuyts, Flemish Government, FRIS was corrected.

Extended abstract presented at the CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik.-- Event programme available at https://cris2022.srce.hr/#section-program 41 slides.-- Presentation delivered within the session "Discussing PID infrastructure" Funding information is one of the pillars of the research information ecosystem. Despite this, it is still very challenging to associate scientific outputs to all the entities that financially support a project and all the stakeholders involved. To tackle this, PTCRIS – a national integrated research information management ecosystem - developed a new infrastructure to support the management of attributed funding to the scientific triad in the Portuguese scientific ecosystem: organizations, people and projects. The SciPROJ database is the new national database that aggregates funding records (national and international) that support science and technology activities carried out in Portugal.

This webinar aimed to present Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/), why and how to use it, and what future improvements are in the horizon. Agenda: Why Zenodo? How to use Zenodo Zenodo's features: communities, integrations with other services, etc. What's in the future? Demo Recording:https://youtu.be/yj2r8RayIX8

34 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 4 "Contributions by euroCRIS Strategic Partners" The presentation provides an update of the harvesting and aggregation services conducted by OpenAIRE within the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). CRIS systems are now starting to be added to the OpenAIRE data sources and research graph by means of their registration in the euroCRIS Directory of Research Information Systems (DRIS). The workflow for CRIS registration, harvesting and aggregation is shown together with the first CRIS software solutions offering out-of-the-box compliance with the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers.

Informacijski sustavi su u današnje vrijeme postali središta razmjene novih postignuća u znanosti. Kako bi ta razmjena bila učinkovita, informacijski sustavi se moraju povezati. Jedan takav informacijski sustav koji prikuplja informacije iz svijeta znanosti je Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe poznatiji kao OpenAIRE. OpenAIRE je najveći takav sustav u Europi koji okuplja više od trideset zemalja članica. U praktičnom dijelu ovog rada je napravljena aplikacija i opisano je povezivanje OpenAIRE-a i Informacijskog sustava znanosti Republike Hrvatske (CroRIS) koristeći Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH). U prvom poglavlju govorimo o otvorenim podacima i njihovim svojstvima. Potom definiramo otvorene podatke u znanosti i opisujemo FAIR smjernice za dobro upravljanje podacima. FAIR principi također služe i za lakše pronalaženje podataka pa detaljno objašnjavamo svaki od četiri principa: mogućnost pronalaženja (Findability), pristupačnost (Accessibility), interoperabilnost (Interoperability) i mogućnost ponovnog korištenja (Reuse). Drugo poglavlje je posvećeno OpenAIRE-u. Za početak iznosimo pregled razvoja OpenAIRE-a od njegovih početaka do danas. Nakon toga govorimo o podacima koje OpenAIRE prikuplja i detaljno opisujemo izgled svakog elementa CRIS sustava kojeg OpenAIRE sadrži. Upravo ti elementi nam služe kao smjernice za oblikovanje objekata u našoj aplikaciji. U trećem poglavlju govorimo o OAI-PMH protokolu na kojem se bazira rad naše aplikacije. Prvo definiramo osnovne pojmove i njihovu svrhu u protokolu. Potom opisujemo značajke protokola poput izgleda HTTP zahtjeva i odgovora u XML formatu. Za kraj poglavlja navodimo sve zahtjeve koje protokol podržava i opisujemo pripadne odgovore. U zadnjem poglavlju detaljno objašnjavamo rad OAI-PMH-API aplikacije koju smo napravili. Prvo navodimo sve korištene tehnologije, a potom prolazimo kroz tok rada aplikacije. Detaljno opisujemo svaki korak od zaprimanja zahtjeva do vraćanja odgovora. Na kraju prikazujemo sve implementirane zahtjeve i primjere odgovora koje aplikacija vraća. Nowadays, information systems have become centers of exchange of new achievements in science. In order for this exchange to be effective, information systems must be connected. One such information system that collects information from the world of science is Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe, better known as OpenAIRE. OpenAIRE is the largest such system in Europe, which gathers more than thirty member countries. In the practical part in this paper, we created an application and described the connection between OpenAIRE and the Research Information System of the Republic of Croatia (CroRIS) using the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH). In first chapter, we talk about open data and its properties. Then we define open data in science and describe the FAIR guidelines for good data management. The FAIR principles are also used to make data easier to find, so we explain in detail each of the four principles: Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability and Reuse. Second chapter is dedicated to OpenAIRE. To begin with, we present an overview of the development of OpenAIRE from its beginnings until today. After that, we talk about the data that OpenAIRE collects and describe in detail the appearance of each element of the CRIS system that OpenAIRE contains. It is these elements that serve us as guidelines for the design of objects in our application. In third chapter, we talk about the OAI-PMH protocol on which the operation of our application is based. First, we define the basic terms and their purpose in the protocol. We then describe protocol features such as the appearance of HTTP requests and responses in XML format. At the end of the chapter, we list all requests that the protocol supports and describe the corresponding responses. In last chapter, we explain in detail the operation of the OAI-PMH-API application we made. First, we list all technologies used, and then we go through the workflow of the application. We describe every step from receiving a request to returning a response. Finally, we show all implemented requests and example of responses that the application returns.

1st OpenAIRE MONITOR Community Call, 25 November 2022 Agenda: MONITOR dashboard for funders at glance Overview of the new indicators Q&A Recording:https://youtu.be/MLhalEvLKWQ

This webinar was organised to help project coordinators, researchers and research support staff on the European Commission's requirements for Open Science.Requirements forOpen Access to scientific publications andResearch Data Management are presented, not only during and after the project butas wellat the grant proposal stage. An overview of the European Commission's publishing platform - Open Research Europe - was also presented, along some other useful tools such as Argos (Data Management Plan), Amnesia (data anonymisation), OpenAIRE Explore, etc. Learn about: Mandatory and recommended Open Science requirements in Horizon Europe (HE) Compliance with the HE Open Access to publications mandate Managing and sharing Research Data in HE projects Delivering Data Management Plans and reporting publications and datasets in HE OpenAIRE tools and services to support HE projects Target audience:project coordinators, researchers, research managers, librarians and data stewards. Recordings: https://youtu.be/lr082NR71_M (16/03/2023 session),https://youtu.be/_tVfaYGE8vg(22/11/2022 session)

OpenAIRE Content Providers Community Call, November 9th, 2022. Main topics: Updates in the Dashboard Campaign to upgrade the compatible level of registered data sources OpenAIRE PROVIDE:https://provide.openaire.eu/ Recording:https://youtu.be/5hxt5d_FIi0 Community Calls for Content Providers:www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls

This deliverable reports the work carried out during the second year of the project within work package 3. During this period the goal was increasing the robustness of the services deployed during the first year and extending the currently available text analytics and understanding services with the development of the Extended Analytic Services described in task T3.4. In the first year we deployed in EOSC an enrichment service to generate structured metadata about the content of a research object or a document including the main concepts and phrases, plus the entities and their type (e.g., people, location, organization), and topical information from domains according to the Expert.ai linguistic knowledge graph. To demonstrate the enrichment service capabilities, we published an enrichment web application.Most of the metadata produced by the first version of the enrichment service aims to increase the research object findability by providing structured information describing its content. We leveraged such metadata to feed a semantic search engine and a recommendation service for research objects that we also deployed in EOSC. The front-end of the recommendation service is the Collaboration Spheres web application where users can drag and drop research objects or their authors to the recommendation context and receive a recommendation of research objects based on that content. In the second year of Reliance, we move on from services supporting research object findability to services supporting research object comprehension and termed such services as the Extended Analytic Services. Here the goal is to assist researchers in the comprehension of the research work represented by a research object and how such research relates to other work in the scientific community, including other research objects and scientific publications. The new services include: i) the challenge and solution extraction service to extract the scientific challenges addressed by the work described in a research object and the corresponding solution or research proposal as long as this information is contained in the research object description, ii) the Question Generation service that produces questions from a research object description and highlights in the text the answer to such questions, iii) the claim analysis service, which identifies scientific claims in research objects and associates them with existing claims in the scientific literature, and iv) the novelty scoring service that assigns a numeric value between 0 (non-novel) and 1 (novel) based on the assumption that the novelty of the research proposed in a research object is inversely proportional to the amount of existing similar work. The extended analytics services require advanced text processing capabilities at the edge of the State of the Art in natural language processing and understanding, including machine-reading comprehension, natural language generation, text classification and semantic textual similarity. Even though we use state-of-the-art language models fine-tuned for the underlying task addressed by each service, the extended analytics services need to be considered as experimental since such tasks are still open research problems in NLP/U. To emphasize the maturity level difference between the production-ready enrichment and the new set of Extended Analytic services we deployed the latter as separate web services6. In addition, we enhance the enrichment service by increasing the types and formats of the documents it supports. We add support to Jupyter Notebooks and GitHub repositories. We also add new metadata such as lemmas, main sentences, categories from taxonomies including Fields of Research, NASA Scope and Subject, and IPTC, as well as entity types like Data Cubes identifiers, and time references. Finally, we have designed RELISH (RELIance DaSHboard), a dashboard where ROHub administrators can visualize the metadata extracted by the text mining services to have a high-level overview of the D3.3 Design, implementation and deployment of text mining and enrichment services – Phase 2 content of the research objects hosted in the platform. The dashboard is interactive and provides different widgets to visualize the aggregated information of the research object collection. We include charts to show the distribution of research objects according to the most representative metadata, including the categories of the taxonomies we use to classify them and tag-cloud visualizations among others to show concepts, lemmas, phrases, and entities., This is the draft version of the deliverable not yet approved by the European Commission.

OpenAIRE Content Providers Community Call, October 5th, 2022. During this community call, were presented new developments for Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) at OpenAIRE. Topics of the agenda: Designing an easy-to-use registration process with PROVIDE, Updating the guidelines and reflecting changes in vocabularies, Upcoming EOSC integration. OpenAIRE PROVIDE:https://provide.openaire.eu/ Recording:https://youtu.be/DFMlqqDDg1Y Community Calls for Content Providers:www.openaire.eu/provide-community-calls

In einer mittlerweile überwiegend digitalen Wissenschaftslandschaft ist die dauerhafte und verlässliche Identifizierung der mit Forschungsprozessen verknüpften Ressourcen, seiner Akteure und ihrer Publikationen mittels Persistent Identifiern (PIDs) unerlässlich geworden. Mit der wachsenden Bedeutung von PIDs im Forschungsalltag und zunehmend auch in kulturellen Kontexten, erhöhen sich aber auch die Anforderungen an das effiziente Zusammenspiel von PID-Systemen, um Nutzenden und ihre Informationssysteme bei der Anwendung von PIDs zu unterstützen. Im Vortrag werden die vielfältigen Einsatzmöglichkeiten von PIDs im Veröffentlichungsprozess von Open-Access-Publikationen näher beleuchtet. Besonderer Fokus wird dabei auf den „Digital Object Identifier“ (DOI) für die verlässliche und dauerhafte Auffindbarkeit von digitalen Forschungsobjekten, den Autor:innenidentifikator „ORCID“, die Gemeinsamen Normdatei (GND) und den Organisationsidentifikator „ROR“ gelegt. Erörtert wird welche Chancen und Herausforderungen der Einsatz von PIDs für Autor:innen und publizierende Einrichtungen im Kontext des Open-Access-Publizierens birgt. Im Konkreten wird beschrieben, an welchen Stellen im Open-Access-Publikationsworkflow wissenschaftlicher Einrichtungen, Bibliotheken und Publikationsinfrastrukturen in akademischer Trägerschaft PIDs mitgedacht und verwendet werden sollten. Hierbei wird neben den Einsatzmöglichkeiten in institutionellen Open-Access-Verlagen und -Repositorien auch die Verwendung von PIDs in Publikations- und Affiliationsrichtlinien thematisiert. Zudem wird darauf eingegangen, wie die Verbreitung von PIDs an einer Einrichtung unterstützt und Wissen zu PID-Systemen vermittelt werden kann, um das Zusammenspiel zwischen Menschen und Maschinen im Publikationsprozess zu erleichtern. Darüber hinaus werden aktuelle nationale (z. B. ORCID DE) und internationale Initiativen (z. B. Research Data Alliance, OpenAIRE) im Kontext von Open Science vorgestellt, die einen Beitrag zu einer vernetzte PID-Landschaft leisten und einen Rahmen für lokale PID-Anwendungen geben.

As part of the FAIRsharing collaboration with OpenAIRE, we have aligned and de-duplicated data repository records across multiple registries. The work, described in this poster, is an essential step in helping users find the repositories they need within OpenAIRE Explore, and it was made possible thanks to the curation efforts of our FAIRsharing team and our OpenAIRE collaborators! More details about the FAIRsharing-OpenAIRE collaboration.

Authorship of scientific articles has profoundly changed from early science until now. While once upon a time a paper was authored by a handful of authors, scientific collaborations are much more prominent on average nowadays. As authorship (and citation) is essentially the primary reward mechanism according to the traditional research evaluation frameworks, it turned out to be a rather hot-button topic from which a significant portion of academic disputes stems. However, the novel Open Science practices could be an opportunity to disrupt such dynamics and diversify the credit of the different scientific contributors involved in the diverse phases of the lifecycle of the same research effort. In fact, a paper and research data (or software) contextually published could exhibit different authorship to give credit to the various contributors right where it feels most appropriate. As a preliminary study, in this paper, we leverage the wealth of information contained in Open Science Graphs, such as OpenAIRE, and conduct a focused analysis on a subset of publications with supplementary material drawn from the European Marine Science (MES) research community. The results are promising and suggest our hypothesis is worth exploring further as we registered in 22% of the cases substantial variations between the authors participating in the publication and the authors participating in the supplementary dataset (or software), thus posing the premises for a longitudinal, large-scale analysis of the phenomenon., 8 pages, 2 figures; accepted to the 26th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (STI 2022)

1st Argos Community Call, June 29th, 2022 The first Argos Community Call focused on researchers, administrators and coordinators of Horizon Europe projects to: Inform about the DMP landscape in Europe and how Argos contributes Present the Horizon Europe template in Argos and answer questions Recording:https://youtu.be/xOdcmankdj4 Argos Community Call page:https://www.openaire.eu/argos-community-calls

Vortrag und Demonstration vom 23.06.2022 bei den Thüringer FDM-Tagen 2022 Talk and demonstration on 23/06/2022 atThuringian RDM-Days 2022 Video