De Castro, Pablo

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De Castro, Pablo

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De Castro, Pablo

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University of Strathclyde Open Access Advocacy Librarian

euroCRIS Secretary

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OpenAIRE compatibility for CRIS systems: recent progress
(euroCRIS, 2018-06-14)
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Several contributions on the implementation of the OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers have been presented at previous CRIS conferences, both in St Andrews in 2016 and in Rome in 2014. However, by the start of 2018, the number of CRIS systems included on the list of OpenAIRE data providers was still zero. One key reason for such a slow progress in the implementation of this key step in the area of system interoperability has been the development of an updated version of the CERIF-XML-based OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers that has taken place in the meantime in order to enable a smoother and more effective information exchange process.
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euroCRIS – Research Information Exchange and Aggregation Across Institutions, Regions and Countries
(euroCRIS, 2022-05-31)
The presentation summarises the role that interoperable CRIS systems may play in the aggregation of all kinds of valuable research information for the European Research Area (ERA) and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). The CERIF data model is described as the basis for this cross-system information exchange workflows and some examples are provided for suprainstitutional CRIS, be it regional, national or funder CRIS. The recent drivers for international interoperability and aggregations are also explored, with an emphasis on the discussions on the topic at the CRIS2022 conference held May 12-14, 2022 in Dubrovnik (Croatia)
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Pros and Cons for PIDs on Research Information System Registries (DRIS)
(euroCRIS, 2024-03-20)
The presentation explores the role of Research Information Management Systems -- and national and regional CRIS in particular -- in the adoption and implementation of various persistent identifiers (PIDs). Some challenges and opportunities posed by the current PID landscape are described and examples are provided for PID implementation initiatives by different national and regional CRIS (Finland, Norway, Portugal, Flanders) in the areas of author IDs, organisation IDs, grant IDs and PIDs for research instrument and facilities. The use of PIDs in CRIS registries like the euroCRIS Directory of Research Information Systems (DRIS) is also analysed, examining the pros and cons of the possible use of DOIs to identify CRIS records that may often be subject to changes.
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Roles and Competencies of CRIS Managers
(euroCRIS, 2020-12-08)
The presentation provides an overview of CRIS features and uses the euroCRIS Directory of Research Information Systems (DRIS) to share a snapshot of the CRIS landscape in Poland. The tasks associated to the CRIS manager role are analysed, with an emphasis on the coordination needs across institutional units.
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New Research Support Roles for University Libraries
(euroCRIS, 2020-01-15)
The presentation summarises the new roles in the area of research information management that research libraries worldwide are gradually adopting. A brief description of the current CRIS landscape worldwide and in Latin America is provided, together with 'snapshots' taken from the euroCRIS Directory of Research Information Systems (DRIS) showing how distributed open source CRIS systms like DSpace-CRIS and VIVO are across the world. An update on a recent workline is finally delivered, namely the test harvesting and aggregation of CRIS metadata feeds by OpenAIRE.
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Practical application of CRIS/IR interoperability @ Uni Strathclyde
(euroCRIS, 2019-06-10)
CRIS systems are playing an increasingly relevant role in the implementation of Open Access and Research Data Management (RDM) policies at research-performing organisations. This is not just because of the deep insight these systems provide into the workflows that underpin the institutional research activity, but also because they allow an effective teamworking across institutional research support units, which critically include research libraries.
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Estudios de caso de impacto en la evaluación de la actividad científica en el Reino Unido. Algunas reflexiones sobre su aplicación al Perú
(euroCRIS, 2022-09-28)
[ES] La presentación examina el modo en que los estudios de caso de impacto ("impact case studies") se emplean para adoptar una aproximación cualitativa a la evaluación de la actividad científica en el Reino Unido en el marco del ejercicio nacional de evaluación Research Excellence Framework (REF). Se analiza la estructura de un estudio de caso de impacto concreto prestando especial atención a los indicadores cualitativos y a la política de acceso abierto asociada al ejercicio 2021 del REF. Finalmente se presentan algunas reflexiones acerca de una posible aplicación de esquemas similares de evaluación en el contexto peruano.
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The Role of Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) in Supporting Open Science Implementation: the Case of Strathclyde
(Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information (CVTI SR), 2018-11)
CRIS systems are playing an increasingly relevant role in the implementation of Open Access and Research Data Management policies at research-performing organisations. This is not just because of the deep insight these systems provide into the workflows that underpin the institutional research activity, but also because they allow an effective teamworking across institutional research support units, which critically include research libraries.
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Research Information Management Systems in Support of Open Science and Open Access
(euroCRIS, 2024-10-01)
The presentation explores the role of institutional research information management systems to support the implementation of open science and open access. The CERIF standard that enables system interoperability and information exchange is described, together with the various interlinked research entities that form the research graph. A snapshot for the CRIS infrastructure in Spain is provided, with an emphasis on the information these platforms are able to collect to inform decision-making processes and scientific advances.
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Going local: a consistent evolution of the CRIS procurement landscape across Europe
(euroCRIS, 2025-11-26)
While countries like the Netherlands or Denmark are much more homogeneous in their national-level CRIS landscape, Türkiye is one of the countries – together with Germany, Poland, the United Kingdom and Spain among others – where a trend towards “going local” in the choice for institutional CRIS software solutions has become more prominent over the years. The shift in the CRIS landscape towards country-specific software solutions as opposed to international ‘monolithic’ CRIS instances Is unmistakeable – though it may be happening at different speeds and in a slightly different way in different countries. While the latter, “international” kind of commercial solutions – the likes of Pure, Converis, Esploro or Symplectic Elements – are still prevalent in many countries and widespread in many others, the consolidation of the CRIS landscape tends to result in a growing share of smaller solutions, often supplied by country-specific software providers.

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