Researcher Centric Scholarly Communication at The Web Conf 2018
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Researcher Centric Scholarly Communication
The purpose of this workshop is the mobilisation of a core group of researchers and practitioners to investigate the core characteristics of a minimal viable platform for scholarly communication that is researcher-centric, interlinked, and web-native. As visible outcomes, this workshop aims to deliver insights regarding these core characteristics and will determine the most appropriate approach to engage in a sustained effort aimed at tackling technical challenges and promoting adoption of solutions.
The workshop will be held at the The Web Conf 2018 and host invited talks and research presentations. If you would like to share your research at the workshop, respond to the call, and we will ensure your contribution is reviewed accordingly. We encourage all research contributions (articles and reviews) to be part of the Linked Open Research Cloud (LORC). Check it out!
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Program
This event was transcribed.
Timeline for the invited talks.
- 09:00 — 09:10: Hello world!
- 09:10 — 09:40: Building a researcher-centric world on the user-centric platform, Solid, Tim Berners-Lee
- 09:40 — 10:00: Epistemology in the Cloud, [archive], Henry Story
- 10:00 — 10:20: Incentivizing data reuse [archived], Christine Chichester and Antonis Loizou
- 10:20 — 11:00: Take a break
- 11:00 — 11:30: Blockchain based educational certificates as a model for a P2P commons of scholarly metadata interaction [archived], Lambert Heller
- 11:30 — 12:00: Verified, shared, modular research communication with the Dat protocol [archived], Chris Hartgerink
- 12:00 — 12:15: Recommender Systems as Enabling Technology to Interlink Scholarly Information [archived], Elisabeth Lex
- 12:05 — 12:20: Contributive Research: Hypothes.is Implementation for Academic Research Purpose [archived], Giacomo Gilmozzi and Vincent Puig
- 12:20 — ∞: Make it so!
How?
Publish an article on the Web, and send us the URL. You are welcome to share it via community chat. On we will snapshot the articles with archive.org, and ensure they get at least two reviews each from an open committe. Of course, because your article is public, anyone else can give you feedback too. We will let you know if you are invited to present in person by .
What?
The overarching topic for the workshop is web-based scholarly communication and its focus is on discussing how web standards and technologies can be used to achieve a minimal viable platform to establish a scholarly commons that meets the core requirements of a scholarly communication system, i.e. registration, awareness, certification, and archiving, and that is accessible to both humans and machines.
Format
The format of your contribution is up to you to decide how best to convey your message. Use the presentation timing (15 minutes) as a guideline for how much content you want to submit.
The workshop will include an open dicussion session. We invite short blog post style responses to “I can’t use the Web to publish my research because...” which we will use to seed the open session.
Who?
The workshop organisers are Sarven Capadisli (TIB Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology), Herbert Van de Sompel (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and Dame Wendy Hall (University of Southampton).
Research contributions will be reviewed by these great individuals, and their contributions will be publicly accessible.