F is for findable. "F1. (meta)data are assigned a globally unique and eternally persistent identifier." Each resource in eagle-i receives a persistent URI that will remain with stub metadata even if the full record is withdrawn.
eagle-i is happy to be a source of discovery for those looking for the services of the Diagnostic Radiology Core at @BostonChildrens https://t.co/T1xuaagymy
The Struhl lab has been conducting great research at @harvardmed for almost 20 years, and published this paper on histones in 2002 https://t.co/g8mHzIFbfo https://t.co/blRX5rQiO1
Don't forget to register for our webinar! @GolebiewskiM will talk about #ISO standards in the context of life sciences research and present ISO 20691 for data formatting and description in the life sciences. This week on Thursday 16 Jan, 15.00 CET. https://t.co/MnNzG5F5Wl
Ten years ago, date formatting caused scams, fears and a lot of extra work from IT departments. Banks would fail! Water systems would shut down! Planes would crash! Data formats matter! https://t.co/GY4F7RXMzy
Wed. will be FAIR Day on this Twitter feed because eagle-i is mostly FAIR and aspires to become more so! Read about the FAIR data principles here and watch this space for some details about why you should care https://t.co/71jOnXIpB9 @GOFAIRofficial
The Translational Imaging Laboratory at McLean has been in eagle-i since January 2012. Check out the research being done by its director, Mark Kaufmann, PhD https://t.co/zz8emMaViT
My corporeal manifestation contributed to this: "A literature review of scholarly communications metadata" was published in Research Ideas and Outcomes, https://t.co/EIwXwARBc1