#crossref2023 — Public Fediverse posts

@epentz kicks off the formal opening of the Annual Meeting #Crossref2023 with an overview of our vision and mission followed by some key stats showing growth of the #researchnexus over the last five years. BIg thanks to the community for focusing efforts.

Language and lack of training in using metadata, pathways to access adequate resources are important barriers to equity in the #researchnexus | Mercury Shitindo, St Paul's University, Kenya #crossref2023

Equity in the #ResearchNexus is a work in progress – @gin admits that the work to enable all organisations producing and supporting generation of research, is ongoing and more needs to be done
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Anyone with a view of scholarly metadata relationships is invited to share their views in the upcoming #Crossref2023 Community Workshop session: What do we still need to build a robust #ResearchNexus?
Hear ideas and reflections from our panelists, and share your own with @gin, Patricia Feeney (@crossref), Ran Dang (Atlantis Press), Mercury Shitindo (St. Paul's University, Kenya), Matt Buys (@datacite), @LudoWaltman https://crossrefannualmeeting2023.sched.com/event/1PabP/what-do-we-still-need-to-build-a-robust-research-nexus

#Crossref2023 is off – @GinnyLDN has started by sharing the current status and future plans for #ResearchNexus – some facts: there are >150mln metadata records atm and 1.1 billion clicks on @crossref DOI links every month

🗳️ Your vote shapes our future! Out of 87 nominations, we present our top candidates for the 2023 board seats. Get to know the candidates by reading their statements, and cast your vote. https://www.crossref.org/blog/2023-board-election-slate/ #Crossref2023 #YourVoteYourVoice