Mastodawn

You want to know, what we present at the #IDW2025 in Brisbane? The Youtube channel of he @ardc_au and this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJRAfldNd3c

Session 10: Infrastructures to Support Data-Intensive Research - Local to Global

YouTube

DataCite Oct 28

We had a great time in Brisbane, engaging with our community at #IDW2025 and DataCite Connect! Read the highlights & other reflections from DataCite’s community team, including our newest member Maria Levchenko: https://doi.org/10.5438/7aqw-kt02
#OpenScience #OpenResearch #CommunityDriven #DOI #PID #DataCiteConnect25
@Mohamadmostafa

Aleksandra Lazić, PhD Oct 26

The downside of posting a bit later about a conference is that your hashtag has probably been diluted. #IDW2025 now stands for International Data Week, Invisible Disabilities Week, and Irish Design Week, leaving some people mildly confused. :D

Aleksandra Lazić, PhD Oct 26

It's Sunday, it's raining, and we got an extra hour to the day, so I finally wrote up some reflections on highlights from the International Data Week #IDW2025 conference. ☕️

🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alelazic_idw2025-rdaplenary-openscience-activity-7388251436532269057-R8J_

#OpenScience #ResearchDataManagement #RDM

#idw2025 #rdaplenary #openscience #openaccess #researchdatamanagement | Aleksandra Lazić

Contrary to what my social media posts about #IDW2025 might suggest, I didn't just present at the #RDAPlenary session and go off to pet koalas 🐨. I also learned a lot and joined many thought-provoking discussions. Every two years, International Data Week (IDW) brings together CODATA, World Data System, and Research Data Alliance (RDA). This year, Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) hosted it in Australia for the first time. My main takeaway: the conversation has shifted from recognizing data's value to respecting where it comes from and whom it serves. Historical data practices have harmed communities, and inclusion alone isn't enough. We need to recognize Global South and Indigenous communities as data leaders. There was far too much to capture in one post, but here are a few highlights: Day 1️⃣ I came excited to learn about the CARE principles 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dNUNac69 but got so much more. The opening plenary featured Alfred J.P. Lin on how opening data revitalized Taiwan Indigenous Peoples, Niklas Labba on Sámi data building modern tools for technology and education, and Marcia Langton on the Australian Indigenous Data Commons initiative. Coinciding with International Day for Disaster Reduction, we explored data infrastructures for crisis situations. Valuable resource: UNESCO + CODATA's Data Policies for Times of Crisis 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dcTcV3xD Day 2️⃣ Data-driven science needs to remain rigorous, inclusive, and transparent. During the second plenary, Agnes Kiragga challenged us by asking "Where are African datasets?". Ana Arjona showed how data validity shapes understanding of civil conflicts in Colombia. Juliet A. Gerard illustrated how high-quality data informs policy in times of crisis. Day 3️⃣ The session on Research Data Management (RDM) training led by Amy Nurnberger and Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska stood out. Antje Manske showed how AI enhances instructional design, and we discussed community-led, culturally respectful training approaches. Day 4️⃣ The final day introduced many valuable resources that strengthen equity through interoperability and discoverability, such as the CODATA RDM Terminology 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dvfT5iw3 and the DataCite Global Access Program 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dvYA3JVy. The closing session with Nokuthula Mchunu, Devika Madalli, Sandra Collins, and Rodrigo Roa brought powerful insights, including reflections on India's One Nation One Subscription policy 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dEP3Nzge and a reminder that language barriers, not technology, often limit AI model training. If I had to summarize: data for good means data with care – care for the people, contexts, and histories behind it. Grateful to have been part of such an important event and to hear from and connect with so many inspiring people. 🧡 #OpenScience #OpenAccess #ResearchDataManagement

depositar 研究資料寄存所 Oct 25

The depositar team participated in the International Data Week 2025

https://lab.depositar.io/news/251025/

We organized a session on "Research data stewardship in the Asia Pacific" with research teams from Japan, Singapore, and Taiwan. We talked about our experience:

https://pid.depositar.io/ark:37281/k5m5h1k0k

With SDSC, we presented the "Role of Data in AI for Science":

https://pid.depositar.io/ark:37281/k5t1z2r3g

#IDW2025 was organized by CODATA, World Data System, and RDA. It has been hosted by the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC).

depositar 研究資料寄存所 Oct 25

研究資料寄存所團隊參與 2025 年國際資料週 (IDW 2025)

https://lab.depositar.io/zh-tw/news/251025/

於此次會議，我們組織了一場議程：《亞太地區的研究資料管理現況與前景》。該場次邀集來自日本、新加坡、台灣共四組研究團隊共同討論。於此場次，我們分享在台灣建造可永續的研究資料服務的經驗：

https://pid.depositar.io/ark:37281/k5m5h1k0k

在 CODATA 所召集的 AI for Science 場次，我們與聖地牙哥超級電腦中心以 The Role of Data in AI for Science 為題進行一場簡報：

https://pid.depositar.io/ark:37281/k5t1z2r3g

2025 年國際資料週 #IDW2025 的議程由 CODATA、World Data System、以及 Research Data Alliance 所安排組織。此次大會係由「澳洲研究資料共有資源」(Australian Research Data Commons; ARDC) 籌辦並贊助。

國際資料週兩年舉辦一次，下一次會議將於 2027 年九月二十到二十三日在南非開普敦舉行。

Aleksandra Lazić, PhD Oct 21

One week ago I was presenting at the International Data Week in Brisbane, opening the RDA Plenary on the Global Impact of the Research Data Alliance.

Grateful to share what the year since the Sarah Jones Award for fostering collaboration in Open Science has brought.

🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alelazic_rdaplenary25-openscience-orw2025-activity-7386337805544804353-Gisf

#IDW2025 #OpenScience

#rdaplenary25 #openscience #orw2025 #idw2025 | Aleksandra Lazić

One week ago today, I had the honour of speaking at the International Data Week (IDW) in Brisbane, Australia, opening the #RDAPlenary25 Session "Global Impact of the Research Data Alliance (RDA)". It's been almost a year since I received the Sarah Jones Award for fostering collaboration in #OpenScience. The months since have been full – personally and professionally – and I was grateful for the chance to reflect on that journey before such an inspiring audience. Over the past year, I've had the opportunity to give an interview for GÉANT's CONNECT magazine; join Open Research Week #ORW2025 as an invited speaker; take part in a fireside chat with Hilary Hanahoe at the 24th RDA Plenary; and share my views on open science in a Nature Careers column. I also spoke about contributions to the Open Science in Developing Countries: A Collection of Practical Guides paper; the ABRIR project with the University of Arizona (supported by Open Research Community Accelerator (ORCA) and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative); and my work with REPOPSI, where I've curated 32 new psychological instruments this year alone and recently passed the role of repository manager to new colleagues. The slides that seemed to resonate most were about the ongoing student-led protests in Serbia and my still-upcoming PhD defense – the ones I hesitated to share most. Thank you to everyone who recognized that context and vulnerability matter in how we do open science. I hope I've lived up to the spirit of the Award and shown the value of our community. Open science is – and will always be – a collective effort. 👉 The call for nominations for the 2026 Sarah Jones Award (a biannual recognition) is now open: https://lnkd.in/dHVuRMNA 👉 You can also donate to the Award fund, which generously supported my participation at #IDW2025. Here's to another year of connecting, collaborating, and carrying forward Sarah's legacy.

Helmholtz Metadata Collab.Oct 20

🌏 #IDW2025 – what a week!

Inspiring sessions, great keynotes + lively discussions around “Data for Positive Change: empowering communities and advancing research.”

#IDW ended with a beautiful social evening – a boat ride, a stunning sunset over Brisbane, Eat Street vibes, and even Australian wildlife!

Thanks to the amazing organizers and everyone who made it such a memorable event.

Looking ahead to #RDAPlenary27 in London and #IDW2027 in Cape Town!

@WDS_IPO
@codata
@resdatall
@ardc_au

Tyng-Ruey Chuang Oct 18

I have the pleasure to present with Christine R. Kirkpatrick (San Diego Supercomputer Center) on "The Role of Data in AI for Science":

https://zenodo.org/records/17368124

as part of the "AI for Science -- CODATA Convened Session":

https://scidatacon.org/event/9/contributions/233/

at the International Data Week 2025:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/international-data-week-idw_ai-idw2025-scidatacon-activity-7384126612591718400-RwUO

(The photo is taken from the above link. Thanks, #IDW2025 organizers!)

Other speakers in the session are Mercè Crosas (BSC-CNS), Vanessa McBride (ISC), and Vyacheslav Tykhonov (CODATA).

Tyng-Ruey Chuang Oct 18

"The Role of Data in AI for Science"

https://pid.depositar.io/ark:37281/k5t1z2r3g

"As research work is increasingly driven by data and computation,... there is an urgent need to articulate a principled approach to research data so as to sustain and advance science. This presentation gives a brief overview of the opportunities, challenges, and recommendations from a forthcoming position paper on the role of data in AI for Science, as well as a perspective on redefining FAIR for the AI age."

#IDW2025