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Authors:
Eric Olson
Poster description:
Enabling interoperability throughout the research lifecycle often aligns with or is a key component of the missions of open source tool providers. Even before the introduction of the FAIR framework, open source tools and infrastructure have emphasized opportunities to connect the systems and
workflows that researchers rely on so that research communication can be faster, more efficient, and more secure. OSF, like many of our friends in the open science infrastructure space, is strengthened both as a technical tool and as a ‘community of communities’ by integrations with other platforms and services. In this poster we will describe our product philosophy that emphasizes interoperability and meeting researchers where they are, while also discussing our experiences with partnership building across outstanding organizations and providers in research. We will also visualize current and upcoming integrations that strengthen both OSF and partner tools while also making it much easier for researchers to manage and collaborate across the research data, planning, and outcomes.
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About the author:
Eric Olson has spent more than six years guiding research infrastructure community building, policy, development, and adoption. He spent two years at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, which develops Zotero, Omeka, and more, as well as three years at ORCID before joining COS to lead OSF product and sustainability initiatives. Eric has advanced degrees in science communication and has experience in communication, media effects, and historical research.