March Newsletter - Plenary 19 and IDW Updates, RDA Announces Data Streams, New Recommendations and more!
International Data Week 2022 and Plenary 19 - June is Fast Approaching!
Key Updates:
- Registration for virtual attendance is available now with early bird rates through 20 May
- Registration for in-person attendance and updated information on logistics, transportation and visa requirements will be available in near future, after careful consideration of local COVID-19 policy
- RDA Call for Posters Open until 15 April
- Plenary programme and speaker list now available; RDA Plenary and SciDataCon sessions will be added in upcoming weeks
- Sponsorships still available!
- Conclusion of MoU for Successful Hosting of International Data Week 2022
Research Data Alliance Announces Launch of New Podcast, Data Streams
Data Streams is a collection of conversations among members in the RDA community about challenges they face as researchers and data experts in managing the massive quantities of research data and how together, they are finding solutions and proving the value of open research data sharing and reuse.
The first episode of Data Streams is now available. Titled “A Working Group’s Journey, The RDA Data Citation Working Group”, RDA co-chairs Mark Parsons and Andreas Rauber discuss their experience in leading an RDA Working Group, advise others who collaborate with international teams in implementing research projects, and educate listeners on the Recommendations they produced through their work. In addition to their roles as co-chairs of the RDA Data Citation Working Group, Mark is a Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and Andreas is a Professor at the Vienna University of Technology.
Listen here and subscribe to future episodes.
RDA Council Member included in Science | Business Article re: EU/US agreement on Facilitating Research Data Flows
The EU and US have reached an agreement in principle on facilitating data flows, including research data, across the Atlantic. The new agreement, set to replace the Privacy Shield Framework comes after more than a year of negotiations. According to Edit Herczog, RDA Council member and former member of the European Parliament, “This time around, the hope is the framework won’t have any fatal flaws. “It is important to find a future proof solution, as we cannot fail a third time on this subject.” Read full article.
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