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Tshiamo Motshegwa Tshiamo Motshegwa presenting vision and strands of African Open Science Platform aosp.org.za at #RDAPlenary - highlighting importance of infrastructure, policy and collaboration via networks

I didn’t realise there’s a controlled vocabulary for licences: spdx.org/licenses/ #RDAPlenary

Kicking off the data granularity WG session presenting outputs, use cases and recommendations Brigitte Mathiak, Reyna Jenkins & Katherine McNeill #RDAPlenary (great group to work with btw..)

great privilege to be able to talk about Springer Nature's data policy in times of crisis at #UNESCO among experts on emergencies and #researchdata #datasharing across disciplines #CODATA UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 International Science Council #opendata #openscience

Francis P Crawley making the important point that the UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 Open Science recommendation could just as easily be a recommendation on Science as a whole, or on Education #FAIRdata #crisisdata en.unesco.org/science-sustai…

I think this is called 'speaking truth to power'

In his Rivers of Blood speech, Enoch Powell argued that the "inflow" of immigrants would fundamentally alter our national character and make Britain worse. He said that Sikh communities had customs that were "inappropriate to Britain". This is our immigration Minister this week👇🏾

#SSP2023 #earlyrun #jetlagrun

a good overview in this podcast of weak ties vs strong ties, the point made by Greg Gordon (Granovetter, 1973) in the discussion on combatting misinformation: hiddenbrain.org/podcast/the-sn… #SSP2023

Really enjoying our participatory session on data sharing policies! Questions arising on where publishers can find resources and support when funders introduce stronger data policies - suggestions are NIH GREI and CARE Principles #ssp2023

We talk a lot about the role of data availability in establishing trust in publishing - but interesting to see from this reverse perspective: the need for trust to collect reliable data. Sara Gorman of Critica, in the Trust and SDGs session. #SSP2023

Interesting subthread in the final #SSP2023 debate: "AI will fatally undermine the integrity of Scholarly Publishing" - on development of AI trained only peer-reviewed, published outputs, is this an antidote to the issues of current models?

Amazing perspective from Bruce Rosenblum in this TSK guest post

What is ignored or neglected by the media -- but will be studied by historians? Here's the full list of 25 examples:

Another eye-opening example, in genomics and precision medicine. Currently, 95.5% of genomic research participants in GWAS is a person of European heritage! nature.com/articles/53816… link.springer.com/article/10.100… #BOSC2023 #ISMBECCB2023 #openscience SciLifeLab_DataCentre FAIRPoints 🐘Mastodon https://fairpoints.social/🐘

The #StateOfOpenData 2023 is here! This year, we dive deeper into the data than ever before and surface unparalleled insights into researchers’ attitudes towards and experiences of #OpenData. ow.ly/Hx4550Q7lmO Digital Science Springer Nature

In the eighth annual #StateOfOpenData report, surveying over 6000 researchers worldwide, almost three quarters of researchers overwhelmingly said they are still not getting the support they need to share their data openly. Learn more: bit.ly/3MH1D3H Figshare Digital Science

An excellent message and paper on data sharing in Life Sciences