To address the I of Interoperability in FAIR, semantic artefacts are key. To achieve interoperability and integration, the growing number of these artefacts need to be mapped to each other. Would you like to know why mappings matter and how to make them FAIR? Then sign up for the free FAIR-IMPACT workshop on exactly this topic!

Are you thinking about submitting an application for the FAIR-IMPACT Open Call? If so, please join the webinar informal Virtual Clinic on May 16th from 15:00-16:00 CEST. During the clinic, you’ll have the chance to ask the FAIR-IMPACT team any questions you have about the support actions, eligibility, and the application process.

The aim of this webinar is to present a draft of the FAIR-IMPACT guidelines for the collection and curation of metadata to archive, reference, describe and cite research software. During the webinar the participants will be requested for input.

FAIR-IMPACT invites relevant projects and initiatives to provide an update on their related work and the ambition is to work together on defining community best practices on PIDs and complex data citation. The workshop will also touch upon topics of common interests around granularity, versioning and research object types. The aim is to achieve a more coherent implementation of PIDs, leading to more exact data citation and a broader and more targeted use of PIDs.