From Where Have We Come & Where Are We Going
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Closing presentation at the FORCE16 meeting in Portland Oregon, April 20, 2016.
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From Where Have We Come & Where Are We Going
- 1. From Where Have We Come & Where Are We Going? Philip E. Bourne, Ph.D. Associate Director for Data Science philip.bourne@nih.gov
- 2. A Big Thank You to the Organizers… It was not just a conference… You have taken us to a new place in our collective thinking… You achieved what too few conferences achieve - you inspired all of us
- 3. More than numbers have changed since 2011…
- 4. Some Drivers • The “new societies” defined by interests not classical domains • Government & community mandates • Open data • Identifiers • Data & software citation • Internationalization • Bibliometrics • The emergence of the Commons • Emergence of frameworks/platforms • Competitions / Challenges • Public engagement in science
- 5. Mission Statement • Originally • Who: clearly identified stakeholders associated with emerging technologies, policies, funding mechanisms and business models • How: Change in communication through IT • What: Semantically enhanced media-rich digital publishing • Now? • Stakeholders include many domain scientists who believe in the FORCE – To include those who apply the principles rather than those who develop the principles? • Is the mandate broader? • Clear communication? • Impact measured through actual humanitarian change?
- 6. In short the community doing the serving could be changing and those being served could be changing…. This presents both challenges and opportunities
- 7. Challenges & Opportunities • Challenges • Remains a biomedical focus • Consumed by the private sector • Pulling the major scholarly communication levers aka publishers, funders • Opportunities • A biomedical focus? Other communities could be engaged • Public-private partnerships • Funders and some publishers want to help
- 8. The most immediate challenge is money…
- 9. Don’t wait until the opportunities come to you… Make your own opportunities… Every stakeholder has a role to play in the research funding ecosystem
- 10. Consider the Funder Food Chain Food = Money & Directives Funding Institutions Funding Decision Makers Funding Implementers You & Your Collaborators Applies to federal funders, foundations, philanthropy worldwide
- 11. Identify & Pursue the Touch Points Food = Money & Directives Funding Institutions Funding Decision Makers Funding Implementers You & Your Collaborators Precision medicine Cancer Moonshot Strategic Computing EOSC Reproducibility Data management Cost effectiveness Sustainability Support for communities
- 12. Specific Touchpoint – Community Funding e.g. NIH U13
- 13. Specific Touchpoint - Preprints • It will gain significant traction in the life sciences – the community wants it • The funders will collectively get behind it • In its broadest form this is an opportunity to reinvent scholarly communication from the ground up
- 14. Other Touch Points … • Research identifiers leading to reproducibility • Data citation • Machine readable data sharing plans • Open data management & sustainability •Your thoughts here …