Keynote : Open Science in the post COVID-19 Era by Kathleen Shearer, Executive Director, COAR

  • Sep 14, 20, 16:47
  • wjdals9518
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Question from Shu-fen Thank you for your very inspirational presentation. I do agree that opening of research data could be very beneficial for the urgent research needs such as research progress on COVID-19, and for all other researches in sciences and technologies. Your presentation was mainly foc
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  • Sep 11, 20, 19:04
  • irwannst
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tks
The presentation material is very useful. tks a lot
  • irwannst
  • Sep 11, 20, 19:04
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  • Sep 11, 20, 01:14
  • hannashmagun
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Dear Kathleen, Thank you very much for such an informative presentation! You mentioned that it is important to think about building quality control measures, such as peer-review,  and combine them with rapid scientific information sharing.  My question is  the following: There has been lots of fake
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  • Sep 11, 20, 01:14
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  • Sep 11, 20, 01:07
  • hlaingyu2010
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Thank you so much for your presentation.  I got a lot of information about Open science and during COVID-19, you faced challenges.  I would like to know brief information on " how to manage Global academic response to COVID-19? best regards
  • hlaingyu2010
  • Sep 11, 20, 01:07
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  • Sep 10, 20, 20:17
  • RakhmetovaShnar
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Thank you for very interesting and useful presentation!
  • RakhmetovaShnar
  • Sep 10, 20, 20:17
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  • Sep 09, 20, 10:14
  • tsseo
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The Peer Review Process with Linked Data Notifications being studied at COAR seems to be of great help in improving the quality of preprints. I think this is similar to the Post-Publication Peer Review at F1000Research. What do the two models have in common and what are the differences?
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