2026-10-27 –, Auditorium (Naturalis)
In this session short pitches are given to summarise the entire poster that can be visited during the reception and during the whole event. After the One Minute Poster Sessions we will wrap the day up and start our Welcome Reception!
Moderator: René van Horik
The posters go on display from the moment the event opens and stay up through the very end, so there is plenty of time to look them over. During the Welcome Reception, presenters will be on hand to answer questions and talk about their work in more detail.
Advancing Persistent Identifier-based Access in RADAR: Machine-Actionable Data, RO-Crate Integration, and AI-Support for Metadata Enhancement. By Felix Bach
Case study: OA Switchboard. By Yvonne Campfens
Catalyzing Campus-Level Change: Empowering PID Champions to Strengthen Institutional Impact. By Karen Gutzman, Mark Swartz, Meghan Goodchild, Kristi Holmes, and Barbara Kern
Commonmeta connects metadata workflows. By Martin Fenner
Connecting PIDs: Visualizing Research Collaboration with ORCID and DOIs in R. By Kaela Ramhit, Nikolas Lamarre
Harnessing PID APIs to discover Canadian datasets (or other subsets of the research ecosystem). By Tristan Kuehn
Improving PID Adoption in Czech Scholarly Journals. By Lucia Šmídová, Martina Šišková
Instrugram: Template-Driven Instrument PID & Metadata Registration. By Claas Faber
Integrating ORCID, DOI, and Institutional Identifiers in HR Research Repositories: The CIPM Research Nexus Model. By Kamani Perera
Lost in Data Silos? Use FDOs and IPFS to Connect Your Data. By Marco Kulüke
New university name, same affiliation problems—how to tackle missing, incomplete, or messy data about authors. By Olivia MacIsaac
Persistent Identifiers in Practice: GEOMAR’s PID Landscape. By Gregor Börner
raid-tools: Automating Provenance Tracking with RAiDs. By Julian Lopez Gordillo
RNeST and ROR: Aligning French Research Structure Identifiers for International Visibility. By Stoll Veronique, Joel Sudre, Chloée Fabre
SELECT * FROM repositories WHERE PIDs = 'awesome';. By Robert Ulrich
STAC as FDO: From Standard to Future Data Infrastructure. By Karsten Peters-von Gehlen, Ivonne Anders
Strength in Numbers and Strings: Building Capacity for DOI Adoption in Institutional Repositories. By Shelby Thaysen, John Aspler, Julia Gilmore
The challenge and benefits of consistent use of PIDs. By Ils De Bal, Pascale Dengis
Toward Seamless Collaboration: Let’s Integrate Persistent Identifiers into GDI-DE. By Emanuel Soeding
URN:NBN Network – together, together!. By Sam Alloing, Jyrki Ilva
Rene works as a senior research data management expert at DANS, the Dutch national centre of expertise and repository for research data. He is currently involved in the EOSC project FIDELIS/EDEN, which focuses on digital preservation and curation. As part of the FAIR-Impact project, he was involved in drafting the “Guidelines for creating a user-tailored EOSC-compliant PID policy”.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rene-van-horik/
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6899-760X