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Conference Registration
There will be a registration fee for participating in the workshop:
- In person participation: 280 EUR
- Online participation: 50 EUR
If you are unable to attend, we kindly ask that you inform us by emailing the organisers at lisa10@eso.org
TOPIC DEFINITIONS
- Using AI/ML/LLMs Responsibly Topics on current or potential application of AI/LLMs/ML at your institution or in your information service community, including opportunities and challenges
- Research Equity, Inclusiveness & Access Ensuring equity with perspectives from around the globe
- Stewarding Astronomical Knowledge Best practices in traditional and data archives, documentation, and knowledge transfer and representation
- Assessing the Impact of Research Sharing insights into tools, platforms, documentation and the “why” of bibliometrics. Presentations on researcher/staff, institutional, and observatory metrics are encouraged
- The Future of Multidisciplinary Research Current and future expansion of science disciplines and SciX; changes to where and how astronomy gets published; diversity of research communities and media beyond the traditional journal article
- Enabling Open Science Topics on data curation, data management and open software; ensuring reproducibility and access to others
- Navigating Open Access How changes in publishing models are impacting libraries and their customers; publishing challenges at your institution; topics on affordability and reputability of journals
- The Changing Roles of Astronomy Libraries Additional topics, such as: changing role of special libraries; connecting users to resources and managing collections; changing demands on libraries, such as research/data support; role in organizing conferences or publishing conference proceedings; navigating copyright law; organizing training for research skills like proposal writing/Overleaf, etc.
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E-mail: LISA10@eso.org