Lyrasis, in partnership with the Big Ten Academic Alliance and the California Digital Library have launched a national survey to better understand the US #DiamondOA ecosystem #ScholarlyCommunication #LibraryPublishing
π www.tinyurl.com/mappingdoa
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7556-1572 |
| Vice President, The Alpheios Project, Ltd | https://alpheios.net |
| GitHub | https://github.com/balmas |
The Villages was once called βTrump Country.β
Now this Florida community is gathering in huge numbers to reject the regime. #NoKings
Request for Comments: Disambiguation/Deduplication Spec
Dear VIVO Community, We invite you to review and comment on the following proposal for implementation of deduplication and disambiguation functionality in VIVO. The specification and its implementation are part of the VIVO development project that has been funded by Lyrasis and Texas A&M University. Title: Disambiguation/Deduplication Module and Curation UI - Proposed Specifications Link: [β¦]https://vivoweb.org/2026/03/03/request-for-comments-disambiguation-deduplication-spec/
Dear VIVO Community, We invite you to review and comment on the following proposal for implementation of deduplication and disambiguation functionality in VIVO. The specification and its implementation are part of the VIVO development project that has been funded by Lyrasis and Texas A&M University. Title: Disambiguation/Deduplication Module and Curation UI β Proposed Specifications Link: [β¦]
Big news for open research infrastructure!
A US$500,000 commitment from Lyrasis brings the IOI Fund for Network Adoption to over US$5M raised. This growing coalition is supporting regional research networks in Africa and Latin America to adopt and scale open infrastructure β strengthening collaboration, resilience, and equity across the global research ecosystem.
Learn more about the partnership and the Fund: https://investinopen.org/blog/invest-in-open-infrastructure-announces-us-500-000-contribution-from-lyrasis-for-the-ioi-fund-for-network-adoption/
7. VIVO-Workshop 2025 β a summary
On 24th and 25th September 2025, the 7th VIVO Workshop 2025 took place at TIB in Hannover, Germany. Over the course of two days, numerous presentations and discussions focused on the openβsource research information system VIVO, on (open) research information, and on a wide range of topics with which the community is engaged.https://vivoweb.org/2026/02/02/7-vivo-workshop-2025-a-summary/