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PIDapalooza 2021

16:00 UTC

Research projects: the fulcrum of the research world Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Fiona Murphy • Natasha Simons

16:30 UTC

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

18:00 UTC

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

18:30 UTC

Intrinsic identifiers at work: what the users have to say Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Frederick Atherden • Roberto Di Cosmo

19:00 UTC

Positive people present their persistent pursuit of practically perfect priority PID partnerships Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Josh Brown • Christopher Brown

21:30 UTC

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

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

23:30 UTC

Never Have I Ever... URLapalooza Edition! Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Luc Boruta • Damien Vannson

00:00 UTC

Hey, we didn’t publish that! Unresolving PIDs in the wild and how to catch them Stage 2Todd Carpenter • Nicholas Weber • Sebastian Karcher • Jim Myers

05:00 UTC

Development of a Patterns in research information management using the of persistent identifiers: findings from a National survey in Ukraine Stage 2Serhii Zharinov • Sabina Augunas

05:30 UTC

Maturity Model for PIDs - Is it too soon? A case study by the Australian ORCID Consortium Stage 2Melroy Almeida

06:00 UTC

DOI Facilitate the Research as Infrastructure Stage 2Xiaofeng Guo

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

10:00 UTC

PID Clinic - Bring your PID ailments and we will try to fix them on the spot Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Martin Fenner

10:30 UTC

Better metadata makes a difference Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Laura Paglione • Laura Paglione

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

12:00 UTC

Traversing the PID Graph with DataCite Commons Stage 2Tom Demeranville • Sarala Wimalaratne • Matthew Buys

12:30 UTC

Funding flashmob: registering and connecting grants with Crossref & Europe PMC Stage 2Helena Cousijn • Christine Ferguson • Rachael Lammey

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