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14:30 UTC

Welcome Ceremony Stage 1Alice Meadows • John Chodacki • Matthew Buys • Maria Gould

15:00 UTC

How PIDs have made my life easy and what could be improved Stage 1Alice Meadows • Adriana Romero-Olivares

15:30 UTC

All PIDs are equal, but some PIDs are more equal than others: why arXiv is choosing DOIs Stage 1Alice Meadows • Eleonora Presani

16:00 UTC

Research projects: the fulcrum of the research world Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Fiona Murphy • Natasha Simons Putting the P in PIDs Stage 1John Chodacki • Jonathan Clark Portugues - Um guia para principiantes em Identificadores Persistentes Stage 3Ana Heredia

16:30 UTC

Persistently mis-identified works: lessons learned from a deep dive into Dryad's metadata Stage 1John Chodacki • Daniella Lowenberg Research.fi is a national PID-graph implementation Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Tommi Suominen

17:00 UTC

Of ARKs and Ontologies Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Chris Rauch The PID Want Ads Stage 1John Chodacki • Laura Paglione Español - PIDs para principiantes Stage 3Ana Cardoso • Paloma Marín-Arraiza

17:30 UTC

Identifier Politics - On Trust and PIDs Stage 1Alice Meadows • Katherine Skinner Todo lo que querias saber sobre los PIDs! Stage 3Ana Cardoso • Veronica Ferreira • Kristian Garza • Richard Hallett • Mary Hirsch

18:00 UTC

How to make more publishers come to Pidapalooza. Connecting PIDS and Open Infrastructure to publisher workflows: Hindawi as a use case Stage 1John Chodacki • Catriona MacCallum • Alessandra Auddino PIDs in the DINI Certificate - Follow us on stage and backstage to check out how PIDs enhance open access publications services Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Paul Vierkant • Daniel Beucke • Isabella Meinecke • Thomas Severiens PID gratuitos para Argentina Stage 3Ana Cardoso • Carlos Norberto Authier • Diego Ferreyra

18:30 UTC

Intrinsic identifiers at work: what the users have to say Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Frederick Atherden • Roberto Di Cosmo You shoulda put a PID on it: Leveraging the PID Graph for DMPs Stage 1Matthew Buys • John Chodacki • Kristian Garza • Maria Praetzellis • Brian Riley Adopción de ORCID en Latinoamérica Stage 3Ana Cardoso • Ana Heredia

19:00 UTC

Positive people present their persistent pursuit of practically perfect priority PID partnerships Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Josh Brown • Christopher Brown PIDs for software - shedding some light on a dark puzzle Stage 1John Chodacki • Morane Gruenpeter • Daniel Katz El abecedario de ROR: Identificadores abiertos para las afiliaciones institucionales Stage 3Ana Cardoso • Maria Gould

19:30 UTC

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20:00 UTC

Jeo-PID-y! Stage 1Rachael Lammey • Matthew Buys • Maria Gould • Paul Vierkant • Gabriela Mejias • Suze Kundu

20:30 UTC

Panel Best of PIDapalooza Stage 1Alice Meadows • Carly Strasser • Gareth Murphy • Kathryn Kaiser • Melissa Haendel

21:00 UTC

How Many Rare Diseases Are There? How Good Identifier Provisioning Can Help Answer This Question Stage 1Alice Meadows • Melissa Haendel

21:30 UTC

The Making of an ORCID Consortium – Launching the US Government ORCID Consortium Stage 1Maria Gould • Carly Robinson Party Principles, PID Principles, ISO Principles Stage 2John Chodacki • Todd Carpenter

22:00 UTC

A no-nonsense, PIDtastic guide to implementing effective data practices Stage 2John Chodacki • Maria Praetzellis • Judy Ruttenberg • Cynthia Hudson Vitale Growing up: The next phase for IGSN Stage 1Maria Gould • Kerstin Lehnert • Sarah Ramdeen • Laure Haak

22:30 UTC

Embrace extinction or die trying Stage 2John Chodacki • Josh Brown • Adrian Burton • Natasha Simons

23:00 UTC

Nailed It! - PID Edition Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Laura Paglione Extending ROR - Wag the Lion Stage 1Liz Krznarich • Carolyn Grant • Arthur Smith • Quinn Hart

23:30 UTC

Never Have I Ever... URLapalooza Edition! Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Luc Boruta • Damien Vannson GUIDs in GLAMs: Smithsonian Embraces Different PIDs for Different Entities Stage 1Liz Krznarich • Bess Missell • Suzanne Pilsk • Rebecca Snyder