2.1: Creation, Archiving & Sharing

Be concerned with modes of archiving and sharing papers, data, workflows, models and software, and with the creation of research objects as part of the daily research routines.

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What are the next steps? To begin with, we want the scholarly community to be concerned with modes of archiving and sharing papers, data, workflows, models and software, and with the creation of research objects as part of their daily research routines. Other questions to explore include: What are the features of the research lifecycle and how do they impact the contents of and relationships between the artefacts that constitute digital research objects? How can existing tools be adapted to fit the specific workflow requirements of different scholarly domains? How can these tools be optimally integrated with environments to read, write and edit publications, and to create and evaluate research data?

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• Scholarly Community

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