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Achieving Formal Uniformity in Open Science: Key Issues

Explore challenges and solutions for achieving formal uniformity and academic criteria in the current context of Open Science. Discover resources like 'open science' guidelines and techniques for importing scripts, creating bibliographies, and collaborating between academic departments and research units.

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Achieving Formal Uniformity in Open Science: Key Issues

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  1. Management of knowledge Some issues for achieving formal uniformityandacademiccriteria in thecurrentcontextof Open Science Nelson H. S. Ferreira (orcid.org/0000-0003-2637-3211) Centro de EstudosClássicos e Humanísticos da Universidade de Coimbra CLASSICA DIGITALIA/IUC

  2. Publishing ‘open science’

  3. resources as guidelines for a strategy

  4. Examples of imported scripts - ‘failures’ (⍯Unicode) DOCX IDML

  5. Synergies – institutional blockchain

  6. Considering resources

  7. A publisher as another engine of an Academic / Scientific Institution:HR for ‘peer review’

  8. Ex.: importation from ‘docx’ to ‘Adobe Indesign’ ‘Ghost styles’

  9. Creating bibliographies and generating bibtext data files

  10. Definitions of visualization; defining bookmarks Editing pdf

  11. Integrated structures for preserving data & diffusion of ‘Open Science’

  12. Collaboration between academic departments and research Units/ Labs

  13. proposals

  14. Thank you!

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