CORE participating in the UNESCO Open Science Monitoring Framework launch.

In December, Petr Knoth 🇺🇦 was invited to the workshop held in Paris. This week now sees the launch of the Open Science Monitoring framework website, and the start of the global consultation phase of the

'if universities want to see diamond models proliferate, they must redirect funding towards them and show both presses and authors that this is a viable publishing route.'

Good piece on OA books by Lucy Barnes ([email protected])

researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-vie…

CORE servers will be undergoing scheduled maintenance from today until 9am Monday 22nd April. This work has been scheduled over the weekend to keep disruption to a minimum. We apologise for any inconvenience to users as we work to keep CORE in tip top condition! 🙏

Building partnerships between libraries, repositories, researchers and students and discussing managing research data and what role data plays.
Really good insights from kirsty lingstadt Ed Fay James Anthony-Edwards Jane Harvell and Fiona Greig here at #THEdigitalUK THE Events

Our own David Pride (David Pride) joined Kerry Miller from The University of Edinburgh and Sidrah Khan from Loughborough University for an engaging panel session here at #THEdigitalUK on research data, ethics and the impact of AI tools. Hope the rest of the audience enjoyed it as much as we did!

Here at #THEdigitalUK conference, Clare Turner and Adrian Clark from Figshare arguing for open metadata, open research and making research more FAIR. 👏👏👏

THE Events

Here at #UKSG2024 , Dr Beth Montague-Hellen (The Crick) and Dr Katie Fraser (@UniofNottingham) talking passionately that OA doesn’t just mean Gold. Green OA and the repository network is a massively important part of the scholarly landscape. Yes! 👏👏👏

We'll be in Glasgow next week for the #UKSG2024 conference. CORE's David Pride will be speaking about the work we do, about CORE-GPT and about our plans for the future. Looking forward to seeing many familiar and new faces! UKSG KMi

The multi-national SoFAIR project (Making Software FAIR: A machine-assisted workflow for the research software lifecycle), coordinated by The Open University and involving teams from six institutions across 5 countries is now live! @inria, Software Heritage, EMBL-EBI, IBL-PAN, VUT v Brně

And that's a wrap for now at the #AI4RE workshop here UCL - massive thanks to all our speakers and participants for a fascinating day.

7 fantastic speakers
Poster session (6 posters)
Panel discussion

We'll shortly post all of the slides and links to papers discussed today.

Our last speaker today here at #AI4RE , Prof. Mike Thelwall presenting a fascinating and challenging review of the use AI in the area of research evaluation.

Can ChatGPT evaluate research?

Papers here: arxiv.org/abs/2402.05519

And here: doi.org/10.1162/qss_a_…

KMi

And we have more... so many excellent speakers here at the #AI4RE workshop.

Classification, clustering, annotation being discussed by Digital Science's Simon Porter, along with the tools to use them.

KMi

AI and....

Literature reviews,
Hypothesis generation,
Expert diversity,
Scientific Q&A...

All in one presentation from Angelo A. Salatino and his team from KMi here at #AI4RE !

#AI4RE workshop has presenters from across the research ecosystem. Prof. Andrew French from Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN showing their work using AI for plant phenotyping.

You can also learn all of this for yourself via FutureLearn !

futurelearn.com/courses/introd…

KMi

The #AI4RE workshop covers all aspects of AI for the research ecosystem. Now, Phil Gooch from Scholarcy: read smarter demonstrating how AI can improve accessibility to research for students, researchers and everyone. 🌍

KMi

Next up at #AI4RE is Petr Knoth 🇺🇦 presenting AI for the Open Scholarly Web and why AI needs open data and open infrastructures. KMi

Slides will be available after the workshop.

Full house here UCL Chandler House for the AI for the Research Ecosystem workshop. #AI4RE

Fascinating keynote from David De Roure (@dder) opening the day.

Loads more to come!

KMi

There are very few places left for the AI for the Research Ecosystem #AI4RE workshop in London on 22nd March running as part of the The Alan Turing Institute AI UK Fringe.
Speakers include David De Roure (@dder), Mike Thelwall (Sheffield), Phil Gooch (Scholarly) , Petr Knoth 🇺🇦 (OU), Andrew

Woot!!! Our AI4RE workshop is finally listed among all the AI UK Fringe events!!

Thank you The Alan Turing Institute #AIUK

Join us on 22MAR in London. Registration via ai4re.github.io

This week saw the second CORE Board of Supporters meeting which members from 15 institutions attended.

This is a key part of the CORE governance structure and roadmap setting for us, and we're really grateful to the members for taking the time to join us and for a really