Presentations Now Available from CHORUS Academic Advisory Working Group November Speaking Engagements

Several members of the CHORUS Academic Advisory Working Group (AAWG) were on the conference circuit in November, speaking at two key events. Charleston Conference On 4 November 2021, Michael Levine-Clark (Dean of Libraries, University of Denver), Liz Lorbeer (Chair, Medical Library, Stryker School of Medicine, Western Michigan University), and Judy Russell (Dean of University Libraries, […]

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Expanded partnerships enhance CHORUS services

CHORUS is pleased to announce two enhancements to CHORUS’ core services to identify and monitor research articles reporting on funded research. CHORUS Auditing Service Expands with Unpaywall CHORUS is now capturing results from Unpaywall to enhance our open access monitoring processes. The inclusion of Unpaywall’s Open Access checks augment existing CHORUS open access monitoring  procedures […]

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CHORUS Forum: Are We Ready for Data Citation Metrics Summary Now Available

Over 250 publishers, researchers, librarians, and research funders registered for the CHORUS Forum: Are We Ready for Data Citation Metrics held on 28 October 2021.  This forum was co-hosted with the American Geophysical Union. The full recording of the forum session is available on the event page as well as the individual presentations. Shelley Stall, […]

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Show US the Data Conference Report Now Available

The Show US the Data virtual conference held on October 20, 2021 was a great success with over 500 registrants.It showed that automated search and discovery tools were possible to develop and that those tools could be used to find and close some gaps between what agencies know about how their data are being used […]

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Using ROR IDs and CHORUS Services

CHORUS is well positioned to begin using Research Organization Registry IDs (ROR IDs) to support the identification of institutions in our Institution Dashboard Reports. The addition of these affiliation RoR IDs will improve mapping between articles, data, researchers, and institutions. Publishers can now include ROR IDs with their Crossref metadata. This means CHORUS can associate […]

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Free online CHORUS Forum on Data Citation Metrics

Registration is now open for the next CHORUS Forum: ARE WE READY FOR DATA CITATION METRICS? The free online meeting will take place on October 28, 2021 @ 11 AM – 1 PM EDT Scholarly data has become one of the most important components of Open Science, and governments and funders are requiring that researchers […]

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Show US the Data Conference

We are delighted to invite you to the “Show US the Data Conference” on October 20th 10:00 – 12:00pm (EDT) jointly coordinated by the Coleridge Initiative and CHORUS. This virtual conference is intended to bring together a wide diversity of public data users and producers – researchers, academic institutions, publishers and federal agencies – to learn how […]

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SAVE THE DATE

CHORUS FORUM: Are We Ready for Data Citation Metrics? October 28, 2021 @ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM EDT – Free online meeting #CHORUSForum Scholarly data has become one of the most important components of Open Science. Governments and funders are mandating that researchers deposit their data in repositories and supply supporting metadata. This extra […]

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AI Makes Data an Asset

The Coleridge Initiative work to leverage artificial intelligence to demonstrate the value of federal data as a strategic asset was featured in SPARC news yesterday. CHORUS partnered with the Coleridge Initiative to provide a content set for their recent Kaggle data science competition to develop algorithms to automate the search and discovery of references to […]

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CHORUS FORUM: Fair Data from funding to publication at JOSS 2021

Around 130 participants came together to join the CHORUS Forum at the Japan Open Science Summit (JOSS) on 18th June, timed in the morning for the panelists from Japan and the evening for those from the USA. Most of the delegates came from Japan, but they were supplemented by a few from elsewhere including Australia, […]

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