Mercè Crosas

Collaboration in Science and Technology, at Harvard's Women In Technology, Lamont Library, Harvard Univeristy, Thursday, April 9, 2015:

collaboration_in_science_and_technology-mercecrosas.pdf

Description: Until recently, the criteria used in assessing and engaging people for the advancement of science and technology have been focused on skills and contributions of single individuals in these fields, and not been carefully evaluated based on their success. As science and technology are increasingly becoming collaborative and social ventures, and it is now seldom the case that the impact of a single individual is crucial, the criteria for and stereotypes of the successful scientific or technical leader should change accordingly. Changing the...

Integrating Data Citation with Provenance, at NSF SI2 PI workshop, Washington DC, Tuesday, February 17, 2015:

datacitation-provenance-poster.pdf

Presentation by Mercè Crosas at the 2105 SI2 PI Workshop: February 17-18.

Poster: Integrating Data Citation with Provenance (Margo Seltzer, Mercè Crosas, Gary King)

The Expanding Dataverse, at Lamont Library, Harvard Univeristy, Wednesday, January 21, 2015:

expanding_dataverse.pdf

Introduction to Data Citation Principles, at FORCE2015 Conference, Oxford University, Monday, January 12, 2015:

force11-_jddcp_intro.pdf

DataTags: Framework and Development, at NSF Visiting Committee, Harvard University, Monday, December 1, 2014:

datatags-crosas-obrien.pdf

The Care and Feeding of Scientific Data, at ORCID and DataCite, RDA 4th Plenary, Amsterdam Netherlands, Wednesday, September 24, 2014:

care_and_feeding_of_scientific_data.pdf

Data-PASS: Archiving Social Science Data, at RDA 4th Plenary, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Tuesday, September 23, 2014:

data-pass.pdf

Dataverse with DataTags: Sharing Data you can't Share, at IRODS User Meeting, IQSS, Harvard University, Sunday, June 8, 2014:

irodsmeeting-dataversedatatags.pdf

Presented by Mercè Crosas and Michael Bar-Sinai at the IRODS User Meeting held at IQSS, Harvard University, July 18-19, 2014.

Data Publishing while Preserving Data Privacy, at IASSIST 2014, Toronto, Thursday, June 5, 2014

Abstract:
Over the last decade, our Data Science team at Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science has been iteratively developing Dataverse, a data repository framework to facilitate and enhance research transparency through data sharing, preservation, citation, reuse and analysis. During the last two years, we have implemented extensible data publishing workflows and effective ways to link articles to data. In this talk, I'll present our latest data publishing workflows and introduce data publishing for sensitive data.

Dataverse: Research Transparency through Data Sharing, at BITSS Summer Institute, Berkeley, Wednesday, June 4, 2014

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