change movement committed to ensuring that the way data is used & cited is open, transparent, and responsible.
join us on the journey to #opendatametrics
Read the preprint ‘Make Data Count: Driving metrics for the meaningful evaluation of data’ by Iratxe Puebla and John Chodacki - an essential read for those wanting to know more about Make Data Count and how you can get involved. #OpenInfrastructure https://t.co/4PVriG3kra
Policy makers and funding agencies play a major role in driving forward open data as well as data evaluation practices. Read this post summarizing the Summit session themes: https://t.co/a0BqK5XUJN
SCOSS launches its 6th pledging round with African Journals Online (AJOL), Episciences, Make Data Count, and SciPost. Help support these infrastructures and create a more sustainable future for Open Science. https://t.co/TYXJKRADU1 @AJOLinfo@makedatacount@episciences @scipost
We are thrilled to share that Make Data Count has been selected by SCOSS - The Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services as essential open infrastructure for participation in its next funding cycle. Read more on the blog: https://t.co/eT2iUrc9BD
Published today on the blog! Read perspectives from members of the Make Data Count community. In this post, they share more about their interest in the Corpus, and why they believe it will be a valuable resource for funders and institutions.
https://t.co/kfIsd6Dvr5
Curious to know how the Data Citation Corpus is being used? @Redivis are sharing their experiences.
Just published on the blog: 'Analyzing the Data Citation Corpus on Redivis'
https://t.co/g4kN0nXAci #OpenInfrastructure
On November 13, (8am PST, 11am EST, 4pm GMT, 5pm CET) we'll be participating in an ICOR panel discussion: Harmonising Research Metrics and Indicators Across the Ecosystem.
Find out more: https://t.co/MEP8pzkeYh.
#OpenInfrastructure
Read perspectives from members of the Make Data Count community on the blog today. In this post, we share their perspectives on why understanding the use and reach of open data is important, and on their interest in Make Data Count.
https://t.co/LHprKpEhR2
Reminder to register! Make Data Count and RDA Evaluation of Research Interest Group webinar: 'Building synergies in responsible metrics for data and software' 22 October at 11am UTC
https://t.co/ongj2XNFuA
What activities does Make Data Count focus on? See an overview below, and explore more on our new and improved website. https://t.co/jMOcHyJCnA
Please remember to share with others you think could be interested. #OpenInfrastructure#openscience
Make Data Count and the RDA Evaluation of Research Interest Group invite you to our session on 'Building synergies in responsible metrics for data and software’ to be hosted on 22 October at 11am UTC. Register here:
https://t.co/7w7RNNV6up
#OpenInfrastructure#openscience
Find out more about the actionable items participants of the Make Data Count Summit identified on the blog in Iratxe Puebla's summary post: https://t.co/xucHvfckiq
Interested in helping us? Get in touch: [email protected]#OpenInfrastructure#OpenScience
Now available to view online:
Iratxe Puebla and Mark Hahnel’s session ‘Make Data Count: Emerging Priorities and Practical Steps in Data Evaluation’ part of the @DataCite Annual Community Meeting. #OpenInfrastructure#OpenScience
https://t.co/ilUDSJ2RHG
A new important read...
At the recent Make Data Count Summit 2024, we had the opportunity to explore the insights that the Data Citation Corpus provides for institutions and funders thanks to @jenniferlin15. https://t.co/PoRujEbj39 #OpenInfrastructure#openscience
Just one week until Iratxe Puebla and Mark Hahnel’s session ‘Make Data Count: Emerging Priorities and Practical Steps in Data Evaluation’ part of the DataCite Annual Community Meeting.
Find out more: https://t.co/w4969gdYuM
Join them online, September 25 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm GMT
New on the blog!
Iraxte Puebla provides an overview of the Make Data Count Summit 2024 earlier this month. Read to catch up on current key areas of discussion in data metrics.
#opendatametrics#OpenInfrastructure#OpenScience#MDCsummit
https://t.co/jFcbE7YHjl
New to ideas around data metrics? Attend ‘Make Data Count: Emerging Priorities and Practical Steps in Data Evaluation’ as part of the DataCite Annual Community Meeting.
Join them online, September 25 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm GMT
https://t.co/w4969gewkk
Participated in #Make Data Count Summitt at London it was amazing learning experience and networking with professional friend's from all corners of the world #MDCSummit
Have to end by thanking @wellcometrust and @digitalsci for financial support of #MDCsummit, and Wellcome for the very smooth organisation of this meeting