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Presented as a keynote talk by Shelley Stall at the #SciData19 Better Science through Better Data 2019 Meeting in London, UK hosted by Springer Nature, Scientific Data, and the Wellcome Trust. Techniques for ensuring your work as a researcher can be easily discovered, understood, and able to be reused with credit to you and your co-authors. Three slides are directly from a presentation given by Martin Fenner at the PARSEC meeting co-located with RDA P14 about the FREYA project and the PID Graph.
Open Data, Open Science, FAIR Data, ORCID, FREYA, DataCite, Crossref
Open Data, Open Science, FAIR Data, ORCID, FREYA, DataCite, Crossref
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