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09:30
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Session 1
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Maria Papanikolaou
(EMBL)
Salome Rohr
(CERN)
(until 11:00)
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09:30
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Welcome
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Salome Rohr
(CERN)
Maria Papanikolaou
(EMBL)
Tilda Watson
(Wellcome Sanger Institute)
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09:40
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Collecting scientific archives, from data to heritage collections: how can a university archive and records service position itself? First assessment of a young department and perspectives.
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Océane Valencia
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10:00
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Processing the papers of a Nobel Laureate
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Jill Moretto
(GSK)
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10:20
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The Turing Digital Archive
- Dr
Patricia McGuire
(King's College)
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10:40
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Discussion 1a
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11:30
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Session 1
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Jill Moretto
(GSK)
Tilda Watson
(Wellcome Sanger Institute)
(until 12:50)
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11:30
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CERN Proton Synchrotron (PS) Digitization Project
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Lydia Pieper
(CERN)
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11:50
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Post-script – file notes on the Stephen Hawking Archive
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Katrina Dean
(Cambridge University Library)
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12:10
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GOCFL as a software approach to support standards-compliant OCFL extensions in the archival context
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Jürgen Enge
(Basel University, University Library)
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12:30
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Discussion 1b
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09:30
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Session 3
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Salome Rohr
(CERN)
Jill Moretto
(GSK)
(until 11:00)
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09:40
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Welcome to Day 2
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09:50
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The web portal “Archivi della scienza”. A webportal for science archives in Italy
- Prof.
Giovanni Paoloni
(full professor at the University of Rome – “Sapienza”, teaching Archival Theory and History and Policies of Scientific Research)
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10:10
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"Data or Evidence? Advocating for the Protection of Scientific Archives."
- Dr
Laura Millar
(Archives, Records and Information Management Consultant)
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10:40
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Discussion 3a
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11:30
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Session 3
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Tilda Watson
(Wellcome Sanger Institute)
Eva Belonohy
(UKAEA)
(until 12:50)
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11:30
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Contribute to the history and memory of science in Portugal
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Paula Meireles
(Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia)
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11:50
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The importance of historical biodiversity data transcribed from botanical garden archives: results from the citizen science project ‘Plant Letters’ on Zooniverse
- Dr
Ana Margarida Dias da Silva
(Center for the History of Society and Culture & Department of Life Sciences, University of Coimbra, Portugal)
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12:10
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Fight and advocacy for the preservation of the archive of the Magnetic Observatory of Tatuoca in the Brazilian Amazon: lessons, restraints, and obstacles.
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Cristian Berrío Zapata
(Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA Brasil))
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12:30
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Discussion 2b
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14:30
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Session 2
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Salome Rohr
(CERN)
Eva Belonohy
(UKAEA)
(until 16:30)
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14:30
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The CERN Preservation Platform
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Antonio Vivace
(CERN)
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14:50
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Fusion data across the data lifecycle
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Thomas Farmer
(United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority)
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15:10
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ESA: Archiving a Scientific and Technical Legacy in Space
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Pierre Kirchner
(European Space Agency)
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15:30
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Experimental Presentation of the European Space Agency historical archives, preserved at the Historical Archives of the EU, for the Younger Generation
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Andreja Casar
(Historical Archives of the European Union)
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15:50
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Historical Archive at the European Southern Observatory
- Mrs
Leslie Kiefer
(Librarian at European Southern Observatory, Chile)
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16:10
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Discussion
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14:30
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Session 4
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Jill Moretto
(GSK)
MARIA PAPANIKOLAOU
(until 16:30)
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14:30
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Documenting the Role of Science in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Challenges and Opportunities
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Dr Amelie Roper
(Cambridge University Library)
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14:50
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Patient Records in the Jonas Salk Papers
- Dr
Jason Rampelt
(Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System)
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15:10
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Archives Advocates: Utilizing an Advisory Board to Leverage Organizational Support for Small Scientific Archives
- Mrs
Ludmila (Mila) Pollock
(Executive Director, Library and Archives Center for Humanities & History of Modern Biology Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cold Spring Harbor, New York, USA)
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15:30
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Connecting Scientific Archives with Artifacts: Reflecting on the Smithsonian’s Ralph S. and Rose L. Solecki Papers and Artifacts Project at the National Anthropological Archives
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Molly Kamph
(Smithsonian Institution- National Museum of Natural History)
Celia Emmelhainz
(Smithsonian Institution- National Museum of Natural History)
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15:50
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Discussion 4
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16:10
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Conclusion and Next Steps
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Maria Papanikolaou
(EMBL)
Tilda Watson
(Wellcome Sanger Institute)
Salome Rohr
(CERN)
Jill Moretto
(GSK)
Eva Belonohy
(UKAEA)
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