The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship
Here is a full list of FORCE11 groups that are now closed
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ Welcome to the FORCE11 BioCADDIE Community Engagement Working Group The goal of this working group is to engage a broad community of stakeholders in the development of a biomedical and healthCAre Data Discovery and Indexing Ecosystem (bioCADDIE). The data discovery index (DDI) enabled
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ To view and comment on FAIR principles click here In the eScience ecosystem, the challenge of enabling optimal use of research data and methods is a complex one with multiple stakeholders: Researchers wanting to share their data and interpretations; Professional data publishers offering
This group is inactive visit Scholarly Commons Working Group for a continuation of this groups work. Defining the Future Commons Diverse communities of knowledge and practice drive the communication of research and scholarship. These communities, which include humanists, scientists, librarians, publishers, and funders are eagerly engaging with new ideas and technologies aimed at building more effective models of scholarly communication. Innovative
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ The Data Citation Synthesis Group is a cross-team committee leveraging the perspectives from the various existing initiatives working on data citation to produce a consolidated set of data citation principles (based on the Amsterdam Manifesto, the CODATA-ICSTI Task Group report and other sets
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ This group is a follow-on group from the Data Citation Working group and endorsement of the Data Citation Principles. This group will assist with the implementation of the Principles in practice. Publication: Achieving human and machine accessibility of cited data in scholarly publications
Your connection to the 2013 Mozilla Festival in London, UK. Check out great conent, tools and projects from MozFest, and let us know what you think! GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ Archive: https://archive.force11.net/node/4774
When citing please use: Data Citation Synthesis Group: Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles. Martone M. (ed.) San Diego CA: FORCE11; 2014 https://doi.org/10.25490/a97f-egyk Translations Japanese – https://doi.org/10.11502/rduf_rdc_jddcp_ja (added 31.01.2020). >>> Endorsement List Preamble Sound, reproducible scholarship rests upon a foundation of robust, accessible data. For this to be so in practice as well as theory, data must be accorded due importance in
Looking to get RRIDs for your paper (scicrunch.org/resources) Conclusion of Group Activities: RRIDs, Research Resource Identifiers, are now part of JATS (ver 1.2). The Resource Identification Initiative has been launched and moved beyond a pilot phase. We invite publishers, editors, authors, biocurators, librarians, resource provides, and vendors to participate. Authors can
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ Thank you to everyone who help with this event. While there were some difficulties connecting, we made a lot of progress, and will share what could have been done better with the community. The results of the Hackathon will be published by Next
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ Mission Statement The data citation synthesis group is a cross-team committee leveraging the perspectives from the various existing initiatives working on data citation to produce a consolidated set of data citation principles (based on the Amsterdam Manifesto, the CODATA and other sets of
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ This working group, part of the Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) Library and the Ontology Development Group, and winner of the FORCE11 1K challenge, will host several working sessions to address reproducibility and scholarship communication. The overall goal is to promote interaction
GROUP HAS COMPLETED THEIR WORK AND IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. FOR QUERIES, PLEASE WRITE TO ‘INFO@FORCE11.ORG’ Mission The goal of the Open Scholar Foundation is to improve the efficiency of scholarly communication by providing incentives for researchers to openly share their digital research artifacts, including manuscripts, data, protocols, source code, and lab notes. To that aim, the Open Scholar
