2021年11月3日(水・祝)～7日(日)
《プレアゴラ》10月10日(日)～11日(月)
2021年11月3日(水・祝)～7日(日)
《プレアゴラ》10月10日(日)～11日(月)
No.Y-14録画済み動画
The COVID-19 pandemic greatly accelerated the pace of dissemination of non-reviewed research content, such as preprints. How can society benefit fully from a fast paced dissemination of research information? Funders, publishers, and societies are grappling with how to speed up dissemination of research results while maintaining trustworthiness, credibility, and the rigor of peer review. In this session, I will discuss some new initiatives aimed at "enriching" preprints with indicators of quality, value, and provenance: the publication of peer review reports and timelines, the automatic linking of preprints to their Version of Record, and the use of preprints as a vehicle to disseminate supplementary information and other non-traditional research outputs.
Alberto Pepe holds degrees in Astrophysics, Information Systems, and Computer Science from Harvard University, UCLA, and University College London. For his Ph.D. work he was awarded with the Best Dissertation Award by the American Society for Information Science and Technology. Prior to starting his Ph.D., Alberto worked in the Information Technology Department of CERN, in Geneva, Switzerland, where he developed digital library tools and promoted Open Access and reproducible research among particle physicists. In 2013, Alberto co-founded Authorea, a collaborative publishing platform for Open Research. Alberto joined Wiley in March 2018 via Atypon’s acquisition of Authorea. In his current role of Senior Director of Strategy and Innovation at Wiley, Alberto focuses on development of open science tools and initiatives.
04-A15 「未来の共感」は"New Commons"から生まれる
06-A10 ＶＲアバター事例からウィズコロナな生き方を考えよう
06-A13 対話、たりてますか？ －コロナとこれから－
06-A17 コロナ禍に学ぶ！健康と運動に科学技術の知見を
07-A15 THE RULE online 〜つたえる！つたわる？テレワーク編〜
