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Cliff-
Thank for sending around the information about FORCE2021. Here is more on the sessions and the format of the event:https://mailchi.mp/force11.org/prepare-yourself-for-a-fantastic-force2021?e=6ccbcd3ef8
Prepare yourself for a fantastic FORCE2021 Dec 7-9
The FORCE11 Annual Conference is happening December 7-9, 2021. Please join us. Registration is free
The program committee has been working hard to put together an amazing set of talks, deep dives, and community discussions on the future of scholarly communications.
Over three days we will have two main time blocks: from 10:00-13:00 UTC and 17:00-21:00 UTC. This means there is time for our global FORCE11 community to engage – the full schedule is available
FORCE2021 Keynote highlights Leslie Chan, Associate Professor in the Department of Global Development Studies, University of Toronto Scarborough, will speak on: “Beyond Diversity and Inclusion: Challenging Structural Racism and Systemic Biases in Academic Knowledge Production” 10:00UTC Dec 7th
Shalia Nair-Bedouelle from UNESCO will speak on: “How open science can help us achieve the sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?” 10:00 UTC Dec 8th
Dr. Anindita Bhadra, Associate Professor, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Kolkata will speak on: “The Future of Science Work: Pandemic Impacts on Scientific Communication & Collaboration” 18:00 Dec 9th
FORCE2021 will feature three days of poster presentations & lightning talks!
Each day of the conference includes poster presentations from the FORCE11 worldwide community. Topics range from FAIR to OA and everything in between. Community presentations at 12:00 UTC and 20:00 UTC daily with an extra session at 11:00 UTC on Wednesday. The full list of poster presentations with date and times is available on the conference website
There are two Panels per day, gathering experts to look at issues in depth: Tuesday Dec 7th 18:00 UTC Governance Models of Open Infrastructure: Building Sustainability and Capacity 19:00 UTC Successes from Student Organizations - Engaging Early Career Professionals and its impact in the future Wednesday Dec 8th 18:00 UTC Bibliodiversity - introducing systemic changes in scholarly communications to support equity and inclusion 19:00 UTC Science on TikTok, WhatsApp and Twitter: How are new platforms helping to communicate science? What can the science communication community do to support and enhance these efforts? Thursday Dec 9th 10:00 UTC Discoverability in (a) crisis 19:00 UTC The future and challenges of research assessment in Open Science er Attendees have an opportunity to participate in Community Discussions The Community Discussion on Equity and Inclusion is on Tuesday 7th at 11:00 UTC, and on Thursday 9th at 11:00 UTC will be an opportunity to gather players in the Open Metadata space to share lessons learned.
Don’t forget the pre and post conference Hackathon!
The FORCE11 Software Citation Implementation WG (SCIWG) is holding a hackathon before and after the main FORCE2021 events. The main theme for hacking/discussing/doing is software citation and metadata exports. More information is available online
As you can see from the program, the theme this year is “Joining Forces” We couldn’t have done this without the support of our community member volunteers and fellow community organizations like ICSTI, ASAPbio, Global Youth Academy, SAGE bionetworks, COAR, Open Knowledge Maps, and more!
>>>> "Cliff Lynch cliff@cni.org cliff@cni.org" wrote: >>>>
FORCE11 is holding its annual conference virtually this year, focusing on the future of scholarly communication. There is no fee (donations requested) but registration is required. For more information see
https://www.force11.org/meetings/force2021
This meeting is normally highly international and it starts very early in North American timezones. I do not know if the sessions are being recorded, or what arrangements will be made to provide access to them.
Clifford Lynch Director, CNI
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