2022-kickoff-infpres.qmd 9.3 KB

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  2. title: "The SFB1315 infrastructure"
  3. subtitle: "Closer collaboration, quality assurance and more ouptuts"
  4. author: "Julien Colomb and Petra Ritter"
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  11. footer: "INF project SFB1315 - kickoff presentation"
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  14. ![](images/toobusy.png)
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  16. ![](images/obiwan.jpeg)
  17. :::
  18. ::: notes
  19. tools are made from other, quality of the tool is not that relevant: needs other skills -\> training -\> phd student first here to help
  20. This is not an admin task, it is not about checking boxes.
  21. :::
  22. ------------------------------------------------------------------------
  23. ![Openscapes Theory of Change: As teams tackle research questions (blue), their approaches (grey) can be accelerated through open data science practices (green), which are underpinned by existing open source tools (orange). Art by Allison Horst.](images/openscapes_practice_mindset.jpg){alt="Openscapes Theory of Change: As teams tackle research questions (blue), their approaches (grey) can be accelerated through open data science practices (green), which are underpinned by existing open source tools (orange). Art by Allison Horst." width="626"}
  24. ::: notes
  25. The philosophy behind the work: foster robust analysis, collaboration and communication.
  26. kindness -\> Z project, later today + make onboarding easier
  27. :::
  28. # The INF project
  29. ![](images/INF_graphicalabstract_210816.jpg){fig-align="center" width="100%"}
  30. ::: notes
  31. what: - FAIR data production - Reproducible analysis (workflow) - Use of metadata standards
  32. :::
  33. ## FAIR Data
  34. ![](images/04_open_research_data_material.png)
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  37. Hardware publication: BUA project
  38. ![](images/logo.svg){fig-align="center"}
  39. :::
  40. :::
  41. ## INF PI {.smaller}
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  44. ![](images/Petra-Ritter.jpg){width="400px"}
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  47. **Petra Ritter**
  48. BIH Johanna Quandt Professor for Brain Simulation
  49. Director, [Brain Simulation Section](https://www.brainsimulation.org/bsw/zwei/home)
  50. [TVB-Cloud](https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/826421) Project Coordinator
  51. [Health Data Cloud](https://www.healthdatacloud.eu/) Project Coordinator
  52. [Virtual Research Environment](https://www.bihealth.org/en/translation/network/digital-medicine/bihcharite-virtual-research-environment) Project Coordinator
  53. [NFDI-Neuro](https://nfdi-neuro.de/) Spokesperson
  54. [eBRAIN-Health](https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101058516 "https://www.charite.de/en/service/press_reports/artikel/detail/horizon_europe_charite_coordinates_four_new_eu_projects/") Project Coordinator
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  58. ![](images/Screenshot%202022-11-17%20at%2011.49.12.png)
  59. :::
  60. # WHY producing FAIR data?
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  63. 1. Ethical aspects
  64. 2. Efficiency aspects
  65. 3. Evolution of Research Evaluation
  66. :::
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  68. ```{=html}
  69. <iframe src="https://widgets.figshare.com/articles/7053797/embed?show_title=1" width="568" height="351" allowfullscreen frameborder="0"></iframe>
  70. ```
  71. :::
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  73. ## New DFG CV template: up to 10 non-journal publications
  74. This might include non-peer-reviewed articles on preprint servers and contributions to conferences or anthology volumes, data sets, protocols of clinical trials, software packages, patents applied for and granted, blog contributions, infrastructures or transfer.
  75. You may also indicate other forms of academic output here, such as contributions to the (technical) infrastructure of an academic community (including in an international context) and contributions to science communication.
  76. **This second category is also restricted to a maximum of ten items.**
  77. ::: notes
  78. The DFG's goal is to shift the focus of the review and evaluation of a proposal away from quantitative indicators and instead place the content-related aspects in the foreground.
  79. :::
  80. ## DORA endorsed by the EU
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  83. ![](https://sfdora.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dora2.png){width="365"}
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  86. > The scientific content of a paper is much more important than publication metrics.
  87. > Consider the value and impact of all research outputs (including datasets and software).
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  90. ## Research evaluation is slowly evolving.
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  92. - SFBs are in first line
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  95. - There are reasons funding agencies are doing that
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  100. ![](images/Screenshot%202022-11-15%20at%2013.23.37.png)
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  103. ![](images/Screenshot%202022-11-15%20at%2013.25.58.png)
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  107. ## Personal advantage
  108. ![](images/futureself.png)
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  110. **It is more fun**
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  113. Learning new tools
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  116. Open source communities (brainhack)
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  119. More collaboration and collaborators
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  121. ## Facilitate collaboration {auto-animate="true"}
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  123. > The obvious advantage for everyone is they got something that none of us could have developed alone.
  124. >
  125. > *Interview: White rabbit, by the Open make team, Javier Serrano and Amanda Diez Frenandez.\
  126. > *
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  128. ## Facilitate collaboration {auto-animate="true" visibility="hidden"}
  129. ::: r-hstack
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  133. :::
  134. :::
  135. ## Facilitate collaboration {auto-animate="true"}
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  137. ::: {.column width="50%" data-id="box1" auto-animate-delay="0"}
  138. ![](images/distributed-collaboration.jpg)
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  141. - different skillset
  142. - different time zone
  143. - different objectives
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  146. ## Data science + Standardization
  147. ![](images/healthy-research-tree.jpg){width="80%"}
  148. # The How: 2022-23
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  151. 1. People of contact: one on one meeting
  152. 2. Workshop in January
  153. 3. Help-desk
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  157. - Start early
  158. :::
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  160. - Create information hub
  161. - link with project management
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  164. - Basics: version control, data backup, sharing, archive and publication. Legal aspects
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  167. - advanced: data format, workflows and automation
  168. :::
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  170. :::
  171. ## One on One meeting
  172. ::: incremental
  173. - person of contact
  174. - minimum: 30 min/3weeks
  175. - goals:
  176. - Spot issues
  177. - Provide professional support
  178. - Link members with similar issues
  179. - Define use case for RDM communities work
  180. :::
  181. ## Workshop
  182. - 16-17 January 2023, hybrid or online.
  183. - Target: contact people + volunteers
  184. - Content: RDM basics, tools on-boarding.
  185. - Output: one data management plan per project.
  186. ## TOOLS: GIN
  187. ## {background-video="images/GINtonicpitch.mp4" background-size="cover" background-muted="false"}
  188. ## GIN for the SFB1315
  189. https://gindata.hu-berlin.de
  190. - non-sensitive collected data
  191. - project management data, material and methods, code, manuscripts,...
  192. - Main readme can be used as `main URL` linking to other elements and files.
  193. ## TOOLS: VRE
  194. ## {background-video="images/VRE.mp4" background-size="cover" background-muted="false"}
  195. ## VRE summary
  196. Not in the video:
  197. - metadata tooling (openminds, or other json schemas)
  198. - provenance tracking: data lineage collected
  199. - **sensitive data** (GDPR compliant)
  200. - large computing power attached
  201. - several sub-tools coming with: wiki, jupyterhub, guacamole, superset
  202. ## Technical restriction
  203. - VRE on charite network, relatively large administration burden to get an account (needs to be verified by the charite IT)
  204. - GIN on the HU: no way to access from the Charité network.
  205. Charité IT and HU CMS in discussion (since June 2022).
  206. Workaround can be used, if not too much data.
  207. # Communication
  208. - **make a Hub**: One main URL for project entry
  209. - Main URL accessible without login
  210. - Different users need different information
  211. - Researcher keeps full control.
  212. - The SFB is also a project: needs for a unique URL listing all project
  213. ## Smartfigure Gallery as project hub
  214. - One figure
  215. - links
  216. - Description
  217. - keywords
  218. See <https://sdash.sourcedata.io/?q=sfb1315-project>
  219. ## Smartfigure as internal communication
  220. - Keyword for your project
  221. - Share a figure, add description
  222. - Share with your group, SFB group, the world
  223. -\> Get early feedback, thrive collaboration.
  224. ## Smartfigure and tools
  225. ![](images/2021-SFgall-presentionC01/2021-SFgall-presentionC01.001.jpeg){width="640"}
  226. ## Smartfigure as external communication and outreach
  227. Public figures may be chosen as SFB highlights.
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  229. Can be used for the SFB, or for your lab.
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  231. # {background-video="images/dataanalysis-bk.mp4"}
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  233. Early decisions are important.
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  235. ## What you can do as a PI ?
  236. - Be supportive
  237. - Give feedback
  238. - Ask questions, ask for help
  239. Sharing is caring.
  240. # Thank you for your attention