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September/October 2020 newsletter
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Hello,
Please sign up for next week's LIVE20, our annual meeting and board election, and a reminder to please vote for your board candidates. Also in this edition, Rachael discusses Crossref's vision of The Research Nexus on the EASE blog; guest bloggers Ludo Waltman and Bianca Kramer announce the Initiative for Open Abstracts (I4OA); and we invite you to submit a proposal for PIDaplooza by Friday, November 6.
We hope you are keeping well lately.
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Having our annual meeting and board election, LIVE20, online will mean everyone can join us from wherever they happen to be. This event will be shorter at just two hours; our team will share updates and plans, and together we will learn the results of the board election. We’ve increased our Zoom participant limit to be able to accommodate all of you so don’t leave us hanging! Grab your favorite snack, sit in your most comfortable chair, and tune in on November 10 at 3pm UTC.
Save your seat!
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PIDapalooza is a the open festival of persistent identifiers. Yes, really. It's all about PIDs, metadata, and open scholarly infrastructure. This year it will be held in January 2021 as an online 24-hour rave; a party where interactive and music-themed sessions and wacky presenters are encouraged! We’re seeking proposals for short, interactive sessions about what you’re doing with persistent identifiers––this is an opportunity for you to share your work.
The due date for the “call for Acts” submissions has been extended to Friday, November 6, so send us your ideas for #PIDapalooza21. Need some inspiration? Here are some examples of talks from January 2020.
Share your story on the PIDapalooza stage: propose a session now
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