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PIDapalooza 2021

Esther Plomp

Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Data Steward
e.plomp@tudelft.nl

I support researchers with their data/code management. I'm happy to discuss anything Research Data Management related (data management plans, FAIR, data repositories), as well as other topics such as R, Preregistration, Registered Reports. My own background is in biological anthropology.

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

16:30 UTC

Persistently mis-identified works: lessons learned from a deep dive into Dryad's metadata Stage 1John Chodacki • Daniella Lowenberg

17:00 UTC

The PID Want Ads Stage 1John Chodacki • Laura Paglione

17:30 UTC

Identifier Politics - On Trust and PIDs Stage 1Alice Meadows • Katherine Skinner

18:30 UTC

You shoulda put a PID on it: Leveraging the PID Graph for DMPs Stage 1Matthew Buys • John Chodacki • Kristian Garza • Maria Praetzellis • Brian Riley

19:00 UTC

PIDs for software - shedding some light on a dark puzzle Stage 1John Chodacki • Morane Gruenpeter • Daniel Katz

19:30 UTC

PARTY TIME Stage 1

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

21:30 UTC

Party Principles, PID Principles, ISO Principles Stage 2John Chodacki • Todd Carpenter

22:00 UTC

Growing up: The next phase for IGSN Stage 1Maria Gould • Kerstin Lehnert • Sarah Ramdeen • Laure Haak

06:00 UTC

Name and describe your favourite collectible Stage 1Esther Plomp • Jens Klump • Lesley Wyborn

07:00 UTC

Persistent What? A Researcher's Confusion Stage 1Natasha Simons • Richard de Grijs

07:30 UTC

Animating Research Collaboration Network using PIDs, Neo4j and Gephi Stage 1Natasha Simons • Amir Aryani

08:30 UTC

Pre-competitive PIDs: the journey to FAIR data Stage 1Rachael Lammey • Gareth Murphy

09:00 UTC

PIDapa-party-pooper: PIDs are a dead end; long live open infrastructure Stage 1Rachael Lammey • Ed Pentz

09:30 UTC

How to get heritage organisations to start using PIDs: a tale of two countries Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Rachael Kotarski • Frances Madden • Remco van Veenendaal

11:00 UTC

Also Known As Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Jonathan Clark • Raymond Drewry

11:30 UTC

Technical aspects of publication in several languages - sharing best practices in multi-language publications Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Aliaksandr Birukou • Alexey Skalaban

12:30 UTC

You can’t put an ankle bracelet on ideas … or can you? Stage 1Matthew Buys • Kath Burton • Matthew Cannon • Daniel Fisher

13:00 UTC

PID Forum 2.0 — Tell Us What You Want, What You Really Really Want Stage 2Rachael Lammey • Helena Cousijn • Ricarda Braukmann • Frances Madden • Alice Meadows

13:30 UTC

Linking preprints to published papers - how good are your metadata? (spoiler: not that good) Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Bianca Kramer

14:00 UTC

PIDs Double Act — Persistent Identifiers at OPERAS and SciELO Stage 1Alice Meadows • Arnaud Gingold • Abel Packer

14:30 UTC

Dancing with the Scientists, Track 2: Dancing in Place Stage 1Alice Meadows • Kathryn Kaiser

15:00 UTC

Closing Ceremony Stage 1