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PIDapalooza 2020

Welcome to the lineup for PIDapalooza 2020!

Taylor Dietrich

Cambridge University Press
Author Services Manager, SCRD
Taylor Dietrich

6:00pm GMT

Pre-festival kickoff celebration Time Out Market Lisbon

9:30am GMT

Registration (coffee and tea available) Foyer by Sophia de Mello room

10:00am GMT

Kickoff PIDapalooza2020! Welcome, introductory remarks, and lighting of the eternal flame Sophia de Mello RoomPIDapalooza Committee

10:30am GMT

Opening keynote: "Towards the Circular Science: PIDs for a new generation of knowledge creation and management paradigm in Portugal: from vision to reality" (Maria Fernanda Rollo, NOVA FSCH) Sophia de Mello RoomMaria Fernanda Rollo

11:15am GMT

Coffee break Foyer by Sophia de Mello room

11:30am GMT

Building ORCID collaboration networks using PID graphs Amália Rodrigues RoomMelroy Almeida I shall be released or how to stop worrying about new versions Maria Helena Vieira RoomMartin Fenner

12:00pm GMT

The EOSC PID Policy Sophia de Mello RoomSarah Jones • Brian Matthews • Anders Sparre Conrad

12:30pm GMT

Lunch Vitorino Nemésio Room

2:30pm GMT

Dirty PIDs – Let’s Roll in the Mud Amália Rodrigues RoomPoul Melchiorsen The Path to Department Level PIDs Maria Helena Vieira RoomCarolyn Grant

3:00pm GMT

Choose your own curation adventure: a journey through institutional metadata in the Research Organization Registry Sophia de Mello RoomMaria Gould • Rachael Lammey • Helena Cousijn • Suze Kundu

3:30pm GMT

Coffee break Foyer by Sophia de Mello room

3:45pm GMT

PIDs for Open Data - How GRID PIDs are enabling the Linked Open Data platform SN SciGraph Amália Rodrigues RoomAlexander Kujath • Markus Kaindl

4:15pm GMT

idlib: A homogenous model for heterogenous *data Amália Rodrigues RoomTom Gillespie People, projects and institutes 1920 to 1945: a treasure chest for German science history Sophia de Mello RoomJuergen Guedler

4:45pm GMT

Keynote: "The Science Ecosystem and Open Science: a Multi-Legged Stool" (Beth Plale, NSF) Sophia de Mello RoomBeth Plale

5:30pm GMT

Evening reception Vitorino Nemésio Room

10:00am GMT

Using PIDs (ORCID, ROR and DOI) to Re-think Researcher Recognition Maria Helena Vieira RoomRichard Wynne

10:30am GMT

Coffee break Foyer by Sophia de Mello room

11:30am GMT

Performativity of PIDs: Observing or shaping research? Sophia de Mello RoomStephan Stahlschmidt • Anne K. Krüger Who is asking? Humans and machines experience a different scholarly web! Maria Helena Vieira RoomMartin Klein

12:00pm GMT

Lunch Vitorino Nemésio Room

1:00pm GMT

Keynote: "Dancing with the Scientists: The Costs of Piddling in Science without PIDs" (Kathryn Kaiser, University of Alabama at Birmingham) Sophia de Mello RoomKathryn Kaiser

1:45pm GMT

Evolution or Revolution? PIDs for PID users Sophia de Mello RoomNatasha Simons Our Journey to the Clouds Amália Rodrigues RoomManuel Bernal Llinares In-Text Reference Pointer Identifiers – InTRePIDs Maria Helena Vieira RoomDavid Shotton

2:15pm GMT

120 Resolutions a Second: The DOI Story Amália Rodrigues RoomJonathan Clark

2:45pm GMT

Coffee break Foyer by Sophia de Mello room

3:00pm GMT

Facilitating technical interoperability through improved social interoperability Sophia de Mello RoomRebecca Bryant The Use of PIDs in Research Assessments Amália Rodrigues RoomNikoline Dohm Lauridsen MyCites, a concept for marking inaccurate citations Maria Helena Vieira RoomMohammad Hosseini

3:30pm GMT

Growing Strong: ORCID US Community Maria Helena Vieira RoomSheila Rabun Administrative Identifiers vs ORCID iDs for Disambiguating Researchers: A Study Using a National CRIS Sophia de Mello RoomJan Dvořák Infrastructure ID: When three PIDs are better than one. Amália Rodrigues RoomClifford Tatum • Josh Brown

4:00pm GMT

Closing remarks Sophia de Mello RoomPIDapalooza Committee

4:30pm GMT

Closing ceremony Sophia de Mello RoomPIDapalooza Committee