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Y arranca el #Crossref Quito 2025
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Open scholarly #metadata, fossils, Ecuatorian food, what else can you ask? 😁
A screen display the text in Spanish "Welcome!". The background reads Paleontology also in Spanish.
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yabellini.bsky.social
1/🧵Skytorial 5 – @github.com Projects

Issues are great for tracking tasks, but what if
you want a bigger picture of your work?
or you have many issues and don't know where to start.

That’s where Projects come in 📋✨
They let you organize Issues and tasks into boards inside GitHub.
Let’s see how 👇
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Do you have a #metadata story, project, or idea to share? We’d love to hear from you. Submit your abstract, whether you’re a publisher, librarian, technologist, researcher, or metadata enthusiast. www.crossref.org/crossref-ann... You still have another week until the deadline (20th of September).
Crossref Annual Meeting and Board Election 2025 - Crossref
#Crossref2025 online, 22-23 October 2025 Don’t miss Crossref Annual Meeting and Board Election this year! We invite all our members from 160+ countries—and everyone in our community—to join us for ...
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doaj.bsky.social
🌐DOAJ y Latindex se complacen en anunciar una nueva colaboración que mejorará la visibilidad de las revistas iberoamericanas, publicadas principalmente en español y portugués.

#DOAJCollaboration #Latindex

blog.doaj.org/es/2025/09/1...
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frodsan.bsky.social
{grateful} 0.3.0 is now on CRAN. Hope it makes citing #rstats packages even easier!

pakillo.github.io/grateful/

New features 👇
    Now possible to scan and cite dependencies from a package DESCRIPTION file (#62). Use pkgs = c("Depends", "Imports", "Suggests", "LinkingTo") or combinations of them to choose which dependencies to cite.

    Now possible to scan and cite dependencies from a single R script, ‘Rmarkdown’ or ‘Quarto’ document #65. Just provide the path to the file to the pkgs argument.

    Now possible to customise the language of citation paragraphs (#55), thanks to new arguments to cite_packages: text.start, text.pks and text.RStudio.

    New logical argument skip.missing allows the user to skip missing packages (those used somewhere in the project but not currently installed) #54.

    Slow down requests when querying dependencies for a large number of packages #61.
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crossref.bsky.social
La metadata de retractaciones es fundamental para investigadores y editores.

Únete a nosotros el 10 de septiembre para explorar cómo se recopila, actualiza y comparte a través de Crossref.

Reserva tu lugar: https://crossref.zoom.us/webinar/register/3517567432553/WN_A2bNeuhwSQ2dHvSa-gTIug
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También tenemos próximamente un webinar en español sobre los #metadatos de Retraction Watch y cómo se integran en herramientas por la comunidad. Tendremos como invitado a José Ortega del @csic.es , quien nos hablará sobre la herramienta RetractBase

Registro: crossref.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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doaj.bsky.social
📣Vacancy – Platform Manager
We are seeking an experienced digital platform manager to join our team who will ensure that #DOAJ continues to grow and meet the demands of our user community
#DOAJVacancy #OpenAccess #DOAJTeam
All details: blog.doaj.org/2025/09/01/v...
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yabellini.bsky.social
🧵 Skytorial 2 – Your profile on @github.com

1/ 🌟 The first thing on GitHub is your profile: your cover letter to the academic and scientific world.
This is how colleagues, collaborators, and potential reviewers of your projects find you.

Let's create it step by step 👇
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pkp.sfu.ca
The world is moving more and more toward #OpenScience, #OpenResearch, #OpenAccess, #OpenData and the like, but what is the backbone of everything open?

#OpenInfrastructure! These tools need to be sustainably funded to keep powering freedom of knowledge.

Thank you @scossfunding.bsky.social! ⤵️
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osfair.bsky.social
One week left until registration closes for #OSFair2025.

From 15 to 17 September, @cern.bsky.social will host a global gathering of innovators, researchers, and policy leaders to co-create the future of Open Science.

🔗Secure your spot today: www.opensciencefair.eu/registration...

#OpenAIRE #CERN
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We welcome your contributions from across the global scholarly ecosystem to the Crossref 2025 Annual Meeting (22-23 October 2025). Submit your idea for a flash talk (5–10 min) and/or virtual poster forms.gle/cJiffSPEScGp... (3/3)
Call for abstracts
We’re celebrating our 25th anniversary, and we want the annual meeting to be extra special because of that. As we continue to build on our Research Nexus vision, we also want to shine a spotlight on t...
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Just days away! #CSVConf returns Sept 10–11 in Bologna Join us for keynotes, workshops, and two days of incredible talks on data, open science, and community. Explore the schedule and register at csvconf.com
csv,conf,v9
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pkp.sfu.ca
⚙️ PKP Software Development Update Webinar -- Monday September 15th, 2025, 8 AM PDT

Topics
⚙️ Searching, OpenSearch, faceting (Frascati)
⚙️ Continuous publication
⚙️ Journal Article Versions and preprint workflow in #OpenJournalSystems
⚙️ Public commenting
⚙️ CRediT

www.eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-develo...
PKP Development News Webinar | September 2025
Join PKP's webinar to explore the development of our scholarly publishing software. This webinar is open to all our community members.
www.eventbrite.ca
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yabellini.bsky.social
🚨 Call for contributions is open for #LatinR2025!
📅 The conference will be held online, December 1–5, 2025.
You can submit proposals for:
💡 Lightning talks
🎤 Oral presentations
🛠️ Workshops
👉 Deadline: August 25
More info: latinr.org/blog/es/2025...
Llamado a Presentación de Trabajos – LatinR 2024
31 de mayo de 2025
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matilda-science.bsky.social
Matilda is LLM-free so that you can always trace back any data/reference/publication to trusted sources. Of course we don't build fancy bios, we just give you the link to the author's ORCID page #openscience #opendata
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Just in case there was any doubt, ChatGPT 5.0 still makes up completely random citations that don't exist and should not be used for literature search.
1. David Ackerly (UC Berkeley)

While his most-cited work is on leaf size and SLA, he also wrote explicitly about plasticity in leaf traits, including shape, in the context of ecological strategies.

Example: Ackerly (1997), “Allocation, leaf display, and growth in fluctuating light environments: A comparative study of deciduous and evergreen species” (Oecologia). This emphasizes how plasticity in leaf traits mediates adaptation to light.