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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-KJ8Y3P@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:Persistent Identifiers for scholarly work have been around for 
 more than 20 years and are quite crucial in enhancing the discoverability\
 , credibility\, and quality assurance of research out comes and their attr
 ibution. Persistence can be defined as the ability of an identifier to res
 ist change over time. Where does this resilience to change come from\, is 
 it a function of the organisations that have stewardship of the PID or is 
 it technology that underpins the identifier or is it something else?\n\nIf
  these are questions you have been asking yourself\,  this session is for 
 you as we will be discussing what makes PIDs persistent and resilient to c
 hange.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000736Z
LOCATION:LUMC04
SUMMARY:What makes PIDs endure - Unpacking persistence - Melroy Almeida
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/KJ8Y3P/
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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-HFMU7D@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:In this presentation\, you will be introduced to the concept of
  Persistent Identifier (PID) graph and how PIDs can provide a reliable mea
 ns of presenting\, analysing\,  and understanding research activity. Relat
 ionships between PIDs like ORCID\, DOI\, ROR etc offer important informati
 on about researchers\, their works and their collaborations. Understanding
  how these identifiers connect and relate to one another\, you will gain a
  clearer view of collaboration patterns as reflected by scholarly publicat
 ions. Using a publicly available script\, the presentation will also demon
 strate how data derived from institutional publication records can be used
  to collect and visualise collaboration data. Through animated visualisati
 ons you will be able to see how researchers collaborate across national an
 d international borders.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000736Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 02
SUMMARY:Understanding research collaborations by leveraging persistent iden
 tifier (PID) graphs - Melroy Almeida\, Kaela Ramhit\, Nikolas Lamarre\, Jo
 hn Aspler
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/HFMU7D/
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