by Giovanni M. Dall'Olio, Jacopo Marino, Michael Schubert, Kevin L. Keys, Melanie I. Stefan, Colin S. Gillespie, Pierre Poulain, Khader Shameer, Robert Sugar, Brandon M. Invergo, Lars J. Jensen, Jaume Bertranpetit, Hafid Laayouni
The IRISC2011 workshop is now only a month away. We urge all those who are thinking of coming to register as soon as possible.
The registration deadline September 5th, but the special hotel rates expire this coming Monday Aug 15th (see ‘Travel and Accommodation’ on the event details page).
A paper outlining challenges & potential solutions in contribution tracking and research assessment, with a focus on systematics and diversity studies. See also editorial in same issue and a blog post by one of the authors:
We have also just launched a new IRISC 2011 registration site, hosted by Eventbrite. Head over there to get tickets for this exciting event.
NB There is a limited pool of funds available for contributing towards participants’ travel and accommodation costs. Support is available to students, junior faculty and others with limited access to travel funds. Please contact us you wish to be considered for travel support.
It is time for this Special Interest Group to wake from a slumber of the last several months and get active again. The occasion? Along with our collaborators at CSC in Finland, we (GEN2PHEN) are now well underway with organizing a follow-up of the IRBW2009 workshop. This event, also in a workshop format, is titled Identity in Research Infrastructure and Scientific Communication:
We are really excited about this event, especially with the speakers we have lined up already (and several others who have express an interest in coming but not confirmed):
Martin Fenner, Hanover Medical School / ORCID Board of Directors
Hal Warren, APA / OpenID Society / Open Identity Exchange
Provisional agenda and workshop description are available on the main website: http://irisc-workshop.org
Twitter users and other social networkers will also find the Lanyrd social conference directory useful: http://lanyrd.com/2011/irisc/
In coming weeks and months we will be posting updates on this event, as the programme, speakers and other details get firmed up. In the meantime, registration is open.
G2P Knowledge Centre is part of GEN2PHEN and funded by the Health Thematic Area of the Cooperation Programme of the European Commission
within the VII Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development.