More than 1,100 representatives from 71 countries met virtually for an exchange about research data management and discussed the future of data-based science Research data management in the future means that research data and objects can be reused across disciplinary...
The recent open access publication about research data management, “Praxishandbuch Forschungsdatenmanagement” edited by Markus Putnings, Heike Neuroth (GO FAIR Steering Committee member) and Janna Neumann includes an article about the GO FAIR initiative, GO CHANGE and the EcoSoc IN (in...
More than 700 international experts from all over the world meet at the International FAIR Convergence Symposium – GO FAIR and CODATA organise a six-day digital exchange on research data management in the future Between 27 November and 04 December...
ZonMw, Health-RI and the GO FAIR Foundation will kick off a new series of nine virtual workshops. More than 80 data stewards and researchers from different institutes will learn to design machine actionable metadata. The workshops are part of a ZonMw project...
September 2, 2020 representatives of VODAN Africa, Leiden University Medical Center and the GO FAIR Foundation met online to discuss the steps needed for intercontinental query of FAIR Data Points (FDP’s) in Africa and Europe. This marks a significant and...
This short report was written by Mirjam van Reisen (IN Coordinator of both IN-Africa and Ambassadors IN, VODAN IN member) & Francisca Oladipo (VODAN IN member). GO FAIR moved from a theoretical concept to an implementation programme when the Covid-19...
After the successful deployment of seven machine-actionable FAIR Data Points in Africa, a test to execute a machine-based querying of FAIR Data Points across continents between Leiden University Medical Center and Kampala International University was successful. Mirjam van Reisen (IN...
VODAN in a Box is a toolset to facilitate the capture of data related to virus outbreaks and the publication of metadata describing these datasets. VODAN in a Box is one of the highlighted outcomes of two GO FAIR Foundation projectsfunded...
Spring 2020 Dutch funder ZonMw commissioned the GO FAIR initiative to lead a project on making SARS CoV-2 virus data FAIR, meaning that they are Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and thus Reusable by both humans and machines. To achieve this a...
COVID-19 Computer-Readable Observational Data Installed at Kampala International University Following the press release from the Kampala International University, history was made on 22 July 2020 as the first COVID-19 Computer-Readable FAIR Data point of Observational Data was installed in Uganda, Africa. The installation...