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Celebrate Open Access Week with ORCID

October 25, 2022 @ 2:00 pm 3:00 pm UTC-4

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Celebrate Open Access Week with ORCID! In addition to releasing our annual public data file, we are hosting two webinar sessions to showcase a few open access organizations. 

On October 25, KAUST, INFLIBNET India, PKP, and ARDC will join us to share how their organizations contribute to open access and how they use ORCID. We will also discuss the importance of open science infrastructure and how freely accessible works improve the ability to share data. 

Time will be reserved for questions at the end of the session. 

To celebrate 10 years of ORCID, 10 lucky registrants will win an ORCID 10th Anniversary swag bundle! To enter the giveaway, opt-in at registration.* 

Featured Speakers

Daryl Grenz

Digital Repository Lead at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Daryl Grenz is Digital Repository Lead at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). In his 8 years at KAUST, he has established a publication tracking process to support implementation of the KAUST open access policy and developed an integration between KAUST’s institutional repository and ORCID. He continues to work on embedding the use of persistent identifiers into university processes to improve research information and research data management.

Kannan P.

Scientist E (LS), Information and Library Network Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India

Dr Kannan P is working as Scientist E (LS) at Information and Library Network Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India. He is Self-driven and motivated information professional with more than eighteen years of experience in the digital repository, open-source application development, research information management system, expert database development, e-content development, etc. He is the visionary behind the Indian Research Information Network System (IRINS), which is one of the leading open-source research information management systems widely used in academic and R&D organisations across the country. He has been involved in the various national levels prestigious projects such as VIDWAN Expert Database and National Research Network, EPG Pathshala, Capacity Building Programme(National Mission of Library), SWAYAM-MOOC courses, etc.

Matthias Liffers

Research Data Specialist (Informatics), ARDC

Matthias works at the interface of information science and information technology, particular in the application of persistent identifiers to objects and concepts in the research lifecycle.

Mohamed A. Ba-Essa

Manager of Preservation and Digital Services at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Mohamed is the Manager of Preservation and Digital Services at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). He leads the establishment of the Research Repository, the development of Library Research Data Services, and the archive and preservation program. Also, he serves in various committees and major initiatives such as the university Open Access Committee, Data Governance Committee, Research Data Management interest group, ORCID implementation, and other research information management projects.

*To enter, participants must register for the webinar and opt-in to the giveaway at registration. Entries will close 24 hours prior to the webinar on October 24 at 14:00. EDT. Winners will be chosen randomly and will be announced during the webinar. Participants are not required to attend the webinar to win. ORCID will contact each winner after the webinar to coordinate prize delivery. Giveaway is open to participants worldwide.