Registration for FORCE11 annual conference now open!

Dear all,
I am forwarding this information from Dr. Daniel S. Katz in case you're
interested.

FORCE11 (the Future of Research Communication and eScholarship) is
delighted to announce that registration for the FORCE2023
conference is open. Held online from
April 18-20, the conference theme is “Thinking/Acting: The Global and the
Local”. Register now!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fsci-2023-tickets-576271622937
The conference will run over multiple timezones and include keynotes,
presentations and panels. We are very excited to be announcing our
keynotes - Professor Lucy Montgomery from the Curtin Open Knowledge
Initiative; Iratxie Puebla, ASAPbio and Kanika Khanna, University of
California, Berkeley; Soledad Quiroz Valenzuela, Universidad Central de
Chile, and Chaitan Baru, National Science Foundation. We will be releasing
more details about the program over the coming days.
Presentations will include:
A systematized review of open access mandate research, (Teresa Schultz
and Tara Radniecki)
The COAR notify initiative: Transforming scholarly communication one
preprint - peer review link at a time, (Martin Klein)
Reengineering the global scholarly communication system: A triad
perspective, (Pius Gamette)
Looking ahead: A global corpus for all data citations, (Matthew Buys)
There will also be panels focused on:
Implementing FAIR Workflows - Bringing Researchers and Solutions Together
Breaking Down the Barriers to Global Engagement: Some Lessons Learned
Facilitating an Open Research Ecosystem
In addition the conference will feature lightning talks that explore the
theme of tensions between local ways of knowing and globally-imposed
standards, and share insights on local academic citizenship and global
systems of knowledge production, evaluation, and dissemination.
We invite and encourage colleagues globally to join us for the interesting
talks and accompanying asynchronous discussions about timely matters in
open science communications. The program will be distributed throughout
the day, with sessions starting at 9AM and closing at 8PM UTC.
We are keeping costs low and offering a range of registration fees to make
the conference as accessible as possible. If this will still cause a
barrier to participation, please email ***@***.***
to discuss your circumstances.
Please note that this conference abides by the FORCE11 Code of Conduct
https://force11.org/info/code-of-conduct/.
Registration url: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/force23-tickets-576271622937
Kind regards,
Nadica Miljković
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Assoc. Prof. at the University of Belgrade - School of Electrical
Engineering and Guest Researcher at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
University of Ljubljana