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Research Organization RegistryRead our new blog post to learn how and why repository systems are using ROR to identify funding organizations, at least partly thanks to the efforts of @[email protected] and #GREI https://ror.org/blog/2024-08-06-using-ror-for-funder-identification/
Gabriela Mejias💡#GREI Generalist Repository Selection Flowchart:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11105430
#ResearchData #FAIRdata
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11105430
#ResearchData #FAIRdata
Generalist Repository Selection Flowchart
The repository selection flow chart is a product of the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI) and is designed to guide users through a series of considerations for selecting the right repository for sharing data. Developed with researchers and librarians in mind, this tool is intended to provide clear guidance in self-service or consultation-based situations.
Figshare reports that in Year 3 of their participation in #GREI, "The metadata assessment and update project will also allow us to further our implementation of ROR identifiers for author affiliations." Great to hear! https://knowledge.figshare.com/article/figshare-the-generalist-repository-ecosystem-initiative-progress-towards-enhanced-nih-data-sharing
What's #GREI? A network of platforms generously supported by NIH to develop technical & social solutions that give NIH-funded researchers robust choices to share data. Catch up on what we've accomplished & where we're headed next. https://medium.com/@blog-grei/kicking-off-greis-third-year-b8709ab45a48
Center for Open ScienceThe Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI) had a productive year! As part of GREI, COS is proud to contribute to standardizing data citation practices, determining consistent metadata standards, and establishing standardized metrics. Learn more about progress and upcoming plans: https://medium.com/@blog-grei/kicking-off-greis-third-year-b8709ab45a48?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cos
GREI is a @nih-office-of-data-science-strategy initiative aiming to enhance data sharing and reuse, and promote awareness and adoption of FAIR principles.
The NIH #GREI initiative cites as one of its accomplishments in 2023 their impressive coordination of ROR adoption. We're thrilled to have worked with this admirable group! https://medium.com/@blog-grei/kicking-off-greis-third-year-b8709ab45a48
Data citation ensures researchers get credit for the important work of collecting, processing, and sharing data. As part of #GREI Dryad is working with generalist data repositories to address the challenges of collecting data citations and promote best practices https://buff.ly/49sU7SW #MakeDataCount
GREI data citation recommendations to support consistent practices to collect, expose and aggregate citations to open data
The Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI) has as one of its objectives the implementation of open metrics. A consistent approach to data citations is an important step to drive meaningful…
🆕#GREI Data citation best practices for repositories
Building on their practices and in collaboration with @makedatacount thIs group of generalist repositories has developed a set of recommendations for handling #ResearchData citations at #repositories
What is "coopetition" and how is it helping Dryad and other generalist data platforms stay at the forefront of best practices?
Learn more about the NIH #GREI coopetition initiative in this recap of our presentation at #SciDataCon #IDWeek2023