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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-7DWCTC@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:As the understanding of PIDs has grown – the community – in
 stitutions\, funders\, policy-makers – are looking beyond identifying ob
 jects\, to realise the systemic value of a connected PID ecosystem. The li
 on's share of the value of DOIs\, ORCIDs\, ROR IDs\, etc. lies in the rela
 tionship metadata illuminating how the identified objects relate to each o
 ther. The possibilities to make connections between entities across the sy
 stem\, especially where information about the relationships is included an
 d open\, promise opportunities for greater insights\, evaluation\, and so 
 - more strategic decisions and better informed policy. \n\nIn this session
 \, speakers will report recent developments in improving metadata capture 
 and availability across the scholarly ecosystem and open the floor for par
 ticipants' input on opportunities to further boost the coverage of open me
 tadata for research objects.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000723Z
LOCATION:LUMC04
SUMMARY:Beyond PIDs – addressing challenges in metadata completeness - Gi
 nny Hendricks\, Helena Cousijn\, Hans de Jonge
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/7DWCTC/
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UID:pretalx-pidfest-26-2026-Z99DZF@pretalx.surf.nl
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DESCRIPTION:Research funders are under growing pressure to demonstrate the 
 impact and reach of their portfolios\, but doing so requires being able to
  connect grants to outputs reliably and at scale. Persistent identifiers a
 re the connective tissue that makes this possible: Grant IDs\, ORCIDs\, RO
 Rs\, and output IDs allow funders to link funded projects to  who does the
  work\, at which institution\, and what it produces. In this workshop\, re
 presentatives from ZonMw and NWO share their practical experiences impleme
 nting PID strategies\, including what was difficult\, what worked as expec
 ted\, and what surprised them. This is followed by an OpenAlex demonstrati
 on that provides context on how open reporting systems use PIDs (or work a
 round their absence) to create funder-level insights. The session is groun
 ded in real implementation and invites participants to reflect on the fund
 er's role in the broader PID ecosystem.
DTSTAMP:20260728T000723Z
LOCATION:LUMC02
SUMMARY:Funders Perspectives on PIDs - Wim Hugo\, Clifford Tatum\, Lieke de
  Boer\, Hans de Jonge\, Ellen Carbo
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/Z99DZF/
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