The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship
Author: Adam Harangozó Signed by a large number of professionals, the Passenger Pigeon Manifesto is a call to public galleries, libraries, archives, and museums to liberate our cultural heritage. Read the manifesto here: https://ppmanifesto.hcommons.org http://ppmanifesto.hcommons.org Publication Date: 14th September 2020 Archive: https://www.force11.org/node/9434
THIS DOCUMENT IS A PART OF THE FORCE11 HISTORICAL ARCHIVES Improving Future Research Communication and e-Scholarship Editors: Phil E. Bournea, Tim Clarkb, Robert Dalec, Anita de Waardd, Ivan Hermane, Eduard Hovyf, and David Shottong Contributors: Bradley P. Allend, Aliaksandr Birukouh, Judith A. Blakei, Philip E. Bournea, Simon Buckingham Shumj, Gully A.P.C. Burnsf, Leslie Chank, Olga
EndorseComment PLEASE NOTE: (February 26, 2014) The "Amsterdam Manifesto" is no longer current. The information from this site has been incorporated into the work of the "Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles" authored by the Data Citation Synthesis Group. The Amsterdam Manifesto on Data Citation Principles Preface: We wish to promote
We have summarized the major contents of the FORCE11 Manifesto as a Powerpoint presentation. This slide set can also be used to help spread the word about FORCE11. Just make sure to acknowledge FORCE11 in your presentation. force11_manifesto.pptx FORCE11 Archive: https://archive.force11.net/node/6495
Session time (UTC) April 18 April 19 April 20 09:00 Conference openingKeynote:Prof. Lucy Montgomery, Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative Presentations: • Documentation and Localisation for Research Equity – Goodnews Sandy, Richie Moluno, and Batool Almarzouq, The Alan Turing Institute• COVID-19 and the future of accountant(cy)(ing) in digital perspectives, Anak Agung Gde Satia Utama, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia
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