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FORCE2018 at McGill University on October 11-12, 2018 – with pre-conference workshops on Oct 10 hosted at Concordia University

Barbara Rühling

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CEO
Berlin Area, Germany

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Collaboration, Facilitation

9:30am

Applying Wittgenstein in Scholarly Communication: A Framework to Overcome the Challenges of Transdisciplinary Communication Room C13, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityAsura Enkhbayar

10:00am

A decentralized scholarly commons Ballroom, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityDanielle Robinson

11:00am

Classifying Knowledge to Democratise Innovation Room C13, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityRichard Absalom

2:30pm

On the positive side: workflows supported by commons-compliant tools & platforms Ballroom, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityJeroen Bosman • Bianca Kramer

4:00pm

Supporting Research Communications: success stories in open source Ballroom, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityJohn Chodacki • Jennifer Lin • Carly Strasser

4:30pm

Learning from the enemy: building a successful open science movement from the rubble of today Ballroom, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityKristen Ratan

11:00am

From team science to team dissemination: helping researchers collaborate for outreach and impact Room C14, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityMelinda Kenneway

11:30am

Defining collaboration in the (Global) Digital Humanities Room C13, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityGimena Del Rio Riande

12:45pm

Transparency in an Age of Surveillance Ballroom, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityMegan Boler

1:40pm

Open Stories: Showing a Successful Open Career is Possible Room C13, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityChealsye Bowley

2:10pm

Diverse Perspectives: Exploring Scenarios for the Scholarly Commons Room C13, New Residence Hall Conference Centre, McGill UniversityKatie Chapman