Collaboration in Action | #JROST2020
December 14 - 16, 2020
Monday, December 14, 2020
10:00 am - 10:30 am ET
Welcome
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure
10:30 am - 11:30 am ET
Opening keynote - Cancelling Big Deals and Reinvesting in Open
- Elaine Westbrooks, Vice Provost of Libraries, UNC Chapel Hill
- Evviva Weinraub, Vice Provost for University Libraries, University at Buffalo
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure (moderator)
11:30 am - 12:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- Ersilia, tackling neglected diseases with open source AI, Gemma Turon, Ersilia
- Rebus Ink: Completing the Research Publication Cycle, Zoe Wake Hyde, Rebus
- GIN-tonic: a github for science, finally!, Julien Colomb, HU-Berlin
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- Reproducibility for Everyone, April Clyburne-Sherin, Reproducibility4Everyone
- Unfold Research: incentives and curation, Dragan Okanovic, Unfold Research
- Empowering collaborative action on the local level and beyond: the InvenioRDM community, Kristi Holmes, Northwestern and Jose Benito Gonzalez Lopez, CERN
- Quartz OA: a new model for fair, equitable and sustainable Open Access publishing, Antonio Tenorio-Fornés, Decentralized Academy SL
- Open "Science education" begins at home, Kshitiz Kenal, Open Knowledge Nepa
- 2i2c - a new non-profit to promote open tools in interactive computing for research and education, Chris Holdgraf, 2i2c, UC Berkeley
7:00 pm - 7:30 pm ET
Welcome
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm ET
Opening keynote - Revealing the secrets of COVID-19: Analyzing the nation’s clinical data together
- Dr. Melissa Haendel, Director, NIH Center for Data to Health
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure (moderator)
8:30 pm - 9:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- Advancing Computational Reproducibility in the Social Sciences: Creating and using digital reproduction records as a pedagogical tools - Katie Hoeberling, Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in Social Sciences
- Measuring compliance with open/transparent policies - Anita Bandrowski, SciCrunch
- Building Together to More Effectively Meet Our Goals in Data Publishing - Daniella Lowenberg, California Digital Library / Dryad
9:00 pm - 10:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- How to utilise collective impact to achieve open research goals - Michelle Barker, Research Software Alliance
- Improving research rigor and discoverability through OSF Registries - Nici Pfeiffer, Center for Open Science
- Enabling collaboration using Rescognito Checklists. Leveraging DOI, ORCID and ROR to collect structured assertions and award recognition - Richard Wynne, Rescognito
- Is the Reader the Product? Open Access, Usage Analytics and Privacy - Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
10:00 am - 10:10 am ET
Welcome back
- Kristen Ratan, Stratos
10:10 am - 11:00 am ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Funders Funding Infrastructure, Robert Kiley, Wellcome Trust; Ross Mounce, Arcadia Fund; Dr. Chonnettia Jones, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research; Ashley Farley, Gates Foundation; Ekemini Riley, Aligning Science Across Parkinson's (ASAP); Greg Tananbaum, Open Research Funders Group; Kristen Ratan, Stratos (moderator)
- On the cusp: Managing the transition from research project to open infrastructure, with COKI as a case study, Cameron Nelyon, Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative, interviewed by Katherine Skinner, Educopia Institute
- Partnering with Publishers, Iain Hrynaszkiewicz, PLOS (moderator); Ian Mulvany, BMJ; Andrew Smeall, Hindawi; Danielle Lowenberg, California Digital Library/Dryad; Emma Ganley, Protocols.io; Jessica Polka, ASAPBio
11:00 am - 12:00 pm ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Standards, standards, standards, Rosalyn Metz, OCFL/Emory University
- Short-timers wanted: Hiring and working with subcontractors, Jason Priem & Heather Piwowar, Our Research
- Bropenscience & diversity is the name of the game, Kirstie Whittaker, Turing Institute
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- CoVis: An open collaboration to make seminal coronavirus research more visible, Peter Kraker, Open Knowledge Maps
- The Wikimedia ecosystem as a key component of an open science landscape, Daniel Mietchen, School of Data Science, University of Virginia
- Rejected article tracking at SAGE, Adam Day, SAGE Publishing
- SWORD Version 3 Update, Neil Jefferies, Bodleian Libraries
- A Map for Science: the OpenAIRE Research Graph, Paolo Manghi, OpenAIRE
- Open Source Digital Ecosystems for Accelerating Global Research, Innovation and Collaboration, Ray Uzwyshyn, Texas State University Libraries
7:00 pm - 7:10 pm ET
Welcome back
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure
7:10 pm - 8:00 pm ET
Plenary Panel - The Future of Digital Public Infrastructure
- Michael Brennan, Ford Foundation
- Dario Taraborelli, Chan Zuckerberg Initiatve
- Laura Maher, Siegel Endowment
- Patricia Hswe, Mellon Foundation
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure (moderator)
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Trust the hustle: Honoring Open while making earned-revenue sustainability work, Jason Priem & Heather Piwowar, Our Research
- Setting up your non profit, Danielle Robinson, Code for Science & Society
- Frictionless Collaborations: Piloting Open Data Management, Lilly Winfree, Frictionless Data
9:00 pm - 10:00 pm ET
Lightning talks
- Invest in open infrastructure: Indonesia’s case, Dasapta Erwin, ITB / RINarxiv
- Fostering collaboration: breaking down workflow barriers, Alexander Ketchakmadze, Stencila
- Open@RIT's LibreCorps: A model for closing the gap in capacities and sustainability in Academic Open Work, Stephen Jacobs, open@RIT
- Using AI to promote data policy compliance, Tim Vines, DataSeer
- Interoperability Intersection, Eric Olson, Center for Open Science
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
9:00 am - 9:50 am ET
IOI coffee chat ☕
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure (IOI)
10:00 am - 10:10 am ET
Welcome back
- Bianca Kramer, Utrecht University
10:10 am - 11:00 am ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Sustaining Open Through Collaborative Funding Action, Kevin Stranack, Public Knowledge Project
- The varying openness of digital open science tools, Jo Havemann and Louise Bezuidenhout, Access 2 Perspectives
- Exploring how use cases for OA monograph usage data can inform a multi-platform data trust, Christina Drummond, Educopia Institute
- Supporting collaborative projects - how community managers design programming for different levels of participation, Lou Woodley, Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement
11:00 am - 11:50 am ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Making domain-relevant metadata at scale, Erik Schultes, GO FAIR Foundation
- Bringing equity to the preprint ecosystem: how and with what tools?, Iratxe Puebla, ASAPbio
- How Open is Open?, Vanessa Proudman, SPARC Europe; Cameron Neylon, COKI; Bianca Kramer, Utrecht University, Matt Buys, DataCite, Lars Bjørnshauge, DOAJ; Arianna Becceril, Redalyc; Geoffrey Bilder, Crossref
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET
Awards ceremony and closing celebration
- Bianca Kramer, Utrecht University
- Iain Hrynaszkiewicz, PLOS
6:00 am - 6:50 pm ET
IOI coffee chat ☕
- Kaitlin Thaney, Executive Director, Invest in Open Infrastructure (IOI)
7:00 pm - 8 pm ET
Welcome back
- Danielle Robinson, Code for Science & Society
7:10 pm - 8 pm ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Community-supported staff - successes, challenges, and lessons learned, Heather Greer Klein, Samvera
- Challenging the WHO, WHEN, and HOW of scholarly peer review, a conversation about structural inequities, Daniela Saderi, PREreview
- Supporting open research communities during COVID, Emily Leschak, Code for Science & Society
8:00 pm - 8:50 pm ET
Breakout sessions
Participants will have the option of selecting one break out to attend
- Sustainability for shared data, Russell Poldrack, Stanford Dept of Psychology
- Open Curriculum and Tools for teaching Data Science, Eric Van Dusen, UC Berkeley
9:00 pm - 10:00 pm ET
Awards ceremony and closing celebration
- Danielle Robinson, Code for Science & Society
- Greg Tananbaum, Open Research Funders Group
- Juan Pablo Alperin, Public Knowledge Project
2020 JROST Conference Committee
- Danielle Robinson, Code for Science & Society
- Bianca Kramer, Utrecht University
- Dan Whaley, Hypothesis
- Heather Staines, Independent Consultant
- Kristen Ratan, Stratos
- Iain Hyrnaszkiewicz, PLOS
- Juan Pablo Alperin, Public Knowledge Project
- Raym Crow, SPARC
- Greg Tananbaum, Open Research Funders Group
- Joe MacArthur, Open Access Button, Right to Research Coalition
- Vanessa Rhinesmith, UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry
- Kaitlin Thaney, Invest in Open Infrastructure