NSF Workshop on Data and Software Citation

 

June 6-7, 2016 

Harvard Medical School

250 Longwood Ave, Boston, MA 02115

(see location page for more details)

 

 

Monday, June 6th:

 

• 12:00pm:            Doors Open - Location: Seeley G Mudd Building, Room 106

• 12:15-12:20pm:   Lunch and opening remarks (Piotr Sliz)

• 12:20-12:30pm:  History of NSF DCL - Supporting Scientific Discovery through Norms and        

                                   Practices for Software and Data Citation and Attribution (Daniel S. Katz)

  

Group Presentations & Working Lunch (15 min presentations + 10 min for discusssion)  Location: Seeley G Mudd Building, Room 106

 

• 12:30-1:45pm:  Group: Physical and biomedical sciences (moderated by Stanley Ahalt)

  • 12:30pm Louise Kellogg

  • 12:55pm  Keith Maull

  • 1:20pm   Andrew Morin

  • 1:45pm Break

 

• 2:00-2:50pm:  Group II: Social and information sciences (moderated by Andrew Morin)

  • 2:00pm Margo Seltzer

  • 2:25pm Stephen Abrams

  • 2:50pm Break

 

 

• 3:05-4:20pm:  Group III: Community engagement and feedback (moderated by Louise Kellogg)

  • 3:05pm Gary Holton

  • 3:30pm Larry Hoyle

  • 3:55pm  Stanley Ahalt

  • 4:20pm Break

 

• 5:00-6:00pm:  Community discussion and brainstorming session

                                  Location: Gordon Hall, Waterhouse Room

                                  (moderated by Louise Kellogg & Stanley Ahalt)

 

• 6:30-8:00pm:  Catered Dinner

 

 

 

Tuesday, June 7th:

 

• 8-9:00am: Doors Open (breakfast) - Location: Seeley G Mudd Building, Room 106

 

• Keynote Talks (moderated by Mercè Crosas)

  • 9:00-9:40am:  Carole Goble, University of Manchester

  • 9:40-10:30am: James Howison, University of Texas at Austin

  • 10:30-11:10pm:  Daniel S. Katz, University of Illinois

 

• 11:10-11:30am:    Break

 

• 11:30-12:40pm:  Panel Discussion (moderated by Piotr Sliz)

       Carole Goble, James Howison, Daniel S. Katz

 

• 12:45-2:00pm:  Working Lunch for Workshop Report Production 

      (moderated by Louise Kellogg & Stanley Ahalt)                                                       Finalize written workshop report from prior community discussion and      

       brainstorming session.

 

• 2:00pm               NSF Workshop concludes

 

 

 

Optional Satellite Workshop

 

Connecting Journals to Data Repositories

June 7 from 2-8:30pm

 

Aims / Meeting description: This half day workshop will bring together journal editors, publishers, data repositories, researchers and funders to discuss how various tools, technologies, workflows and policies can help more efficiently connect compliant data repositories with publishers.

 

More information here.