4TU.ResearchData; a community-driven approach for building an open, domain-specific repository for data and software

Madeleine de Smaele, Daniel Bangert, Gabriela Kuhn

4TU.ResearchData / TU Delft Library, Netherlands, The

A data storage crisis: how UC Berkeley utilized Dataverse to Respond to faculty data needs

Anna Sackmann, maría matienzo

University of California Berkeley, United States of America

A Little UX Goes a Long Way: How You Can Do Lightweight Testing to Identify Priorities

Sara Byrd

NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research, United States of America

Adding Institutional Equipment and Facilities to the Research Activity Snapshot in DSpace-CRIS

Pablo De Castro^1,2, Susanna Mornati³, Oliver Goldschmidt⁴

1: euroCRIS, The Netherlands; 2: University of Strathclyde Glasgow, United Kingdom; 3: 4Science S.p.A, Italy; 4: Technical University of Hamburg (TUHH), Germany

Archiving under duress: methodologies and tools

Stefano Cossu

N/A, United States of America

Ask a robot - adding AI search to InvenioRDM

Steven Eardley

Cottage Labs, United Kingdom

Balancing Openness, Usability, and Community in Public Health Data

Hannah Olson-Williams

University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America

Current Challenges and Future Directions for Institutional Repositories: Results from a Systematic Review, an Interview Study, and a Series of Workshops

Jonas Höfting, Heinz Pampel, Lisa Matthias, Laura Rothfritz

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany

Data Modelling in EPrints 3v5

Justin Bradley, David Newman, Edward Oakley, William Robertson, Luke Wallin, Richard Cook

EPrints Services, United Kingdom

Demonstrating the value of capturing conference posters in amber – the home of ambulance service research.

Matt Holland¹, Michelle Dutton², Steve Glover²

1: Library and Knowledge Service for NHS Ambulance Services in England (LKS ASE); 2: Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Library Service

Designing an external metadata harvester for DSpace: Lessons from the Imec Repository

Łukasz Wawer, Mateusz Adamiak

PCG Academia, Poland

Designing Open Repository Agreements for a Generative AI World: Mitigating Risks While Enabling Open Knowledge Exchange

Agnes Gambill West

Appalachian State University, United States of America

From Storage Groups to Stories: Evolving Collections in FRDR

Neha Milan

Digital Research Alliance of Canada, Canada

Harnessing CRIS systems to improve disambiguation of sub-organisational units

Miriam Baglioni¹, Stefania Amodeo², Michele Artini¹, Michele De Bonis¹, Paolo Manghi^1,2

1: ISTI-CNR; 2: OpenAIRE

Incorporating AI Into Your Repository When You’d Rather Not

Rebekah Kati

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States of America

Institutional Repositories in Small Island States - The Open Knowledge Repository of the University of Aruba

Esther Plomp

University of Aruba, Aruba (The Netherlands)

Integrating Quality and Impact Metrics in Digital Repositories: The HERA Module for DSpace.

Juan Cruz Mazullo¹, Gonzalo Lújan Villarreal^1,2, Lautaro Josin Saller¹, Ariel Jorge Lira^1,2

1: PrEBI-SEDICI Universidad Nacional de La Plata; 2: CESGI, Comisión de Investigaciones Científicas

Open knowledge exchange inside universities: turning repositories into daily workflows, not side projects

Mustafa Kayyali

Maaref University of Applied Sciences, Syrian Arab Republic

Open cost data in repositories – FAIR enough?

Lisa-Marie Stein¹, Alexander Wagner¹, Dirk Pieper³, Julia Bartlewski³, Christoph Broschinski³, Gernot Deinzer², Bianca Schweighofer², Colin Sippl², Silke Weisheit², Cornelia Lang², Robert Bosek²

1: DESY, Germany; 2: Universität Regensburg, Germany; 3: Universität Bielefeld, Germany

Scoring AI for Accessibility: A Rubric-Based Framework

Sarah Cogley, Anne Bouvier, Stacy Snyder, Lisa McLaughlin

State University of New York at Buffalo, United States of America

Strengthening and growing a creative and practice-led research repository through collaborative approaches

Loretta S. Khanna

Griffith University, Australia

Sustaining Open Educational Resources through Institutional Repositories and Collaborative Networks: A Library–Distance Education Partnership in Argentina

Victor Marcos Ferracutti, Nancy Ambar Ferracutti

Universidad Nacional del Sur, Argentine Republic

Towards the integration of CORE into DSpace

Viktoriia Pavlenko¹, Matteo Cancellieri¹, Giuseppe Digilio², Andrea Bollini², Petr Knoth¹

1: The Open University, United Kingdom; 2: 4Science

The Invisible Problem: Marketing and Culture in Data Repositories

Dayane Dornelles^1,2, Luciana Mara Silva¹

1: Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina (Udesc), Brazil; 2: Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (Ibict), Brazil

The Landscape of Arab Digital Repositories: Evidence from OpenDOAR

Abdelrahman Farrag

Beni-Suef University, Egypt

University of Edinburgh Research Data Infrastructure Requirements Review

Robin Rice, Ianthe Sutherland

University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

What Happens to the Old Site? Archiving West Chester University Digital Commons During a Redesign

Julia Doelling

West Chester University, United States of America

InvenioRDM Workshop

Matthew B. Carson¹, Sara Gonzales¹, Aaron McCollough², Tom Morrell³, Maximilian Moser⁴, Kate Pechekhonova⁵, Nicola Tarocco⁶, Deb Verhoff⁵, Guillaume Viger¹

1: Northwestern University, Galter Health Sciences Library & Learning Center, Chicago, IL, USA; 2: Ubiquity Press, London, UK; 3: Caltech, Pasadena, CA, USA; 4: TU Wien, Vienna, Austria; 5: NYU Libraries, New York, NY, USA; 6: European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland

Automated subject indexing with Annif

Osma Suominen¹, Mona Lehtinen¹, Juho Inkinen¹, Ghulam Mustafa Majal², Argie Kasprzik², Lakshmi Rajendram Bashyam², Christoph Poley³, Maximilian Kähler³

1: National Library of Finland, Finland; 2: ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, Germany; 3: German National Library, Germany

DSpace Seed – Creating gigantic repositories with a new python library

Bram Luyten

Atmire, Belgium

OCFL Tutorial: Foundations, Affordances and Implementations

Simeon Warner¹, Neil Jefferies², Rosalyn Metz³, Andrew Woods⁴, Julian Morley⁵

1: Cornell University, USA; 2: Open Preservation Foundation; 3: Emory University, USA; 4: Harvard University, USA; 5: Stanford University, USA

Beyond Compliance: Designing Trust-Centred Research Repositories in Low-Resource and High-Risk Contexts

Mercury Shitindo

Africa Bioethics Network, Kenya

Cross-Community Collaboration: What Could Solidarity Do for Us?

Heather Greer Klein¹, Arran Griffith²

1: Samvera, United States of America; 2: Fedora, United States of America

Introduction to Modern Islandora: Architecture, Metadata, and Discoverability

Akanksha Singh¹, Natalie Baur²

1: Discoverygarden Inc, Canada; 2: University of Iowa

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: An Open Discussion of Digital Preservation Approaches and Challenges

Marcella Lees

Art Institute of Chicago, United States of America

AI and Repository Takedown Requests: Policies, Practices, and Shared Challenges

Kirsten Markusic, Lisa Chinn

University of Chicago

DSpace Merger: Authority Framework vs Relationship Framework

Vincenzo Mecca, Giuseppe Digilio, Adamo Fapohunda, Francesco Molinaro

4Science, Italy

Enhancing Transparency in Repositories: Exploring the DSpace 10 Audit Trail Feature

Stefano Maffei, Piaget Donfack Bouaka, Francesco Molinaro

4Science, Italy

Fedora – The Open-Source Repository Platform Supporting Long-Term Digital Preservation Best Practices

Arran Griffith

Fedora

Hyku

Nic Don Stanton-Roark

PALNI, United States of America

Hyrax

Nicholas Homenda

Tufts University, United States of America

Large Language Models for Software Mention Extraction

David Pride¹, Matteo Guenci², Martin Dočekal³, Silvio Peroni², Petr Knoth¹

1: CORE, KMi, The Open University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Bologna; 3: Brno University of Technology

From Proof of Concept to Practice: A Repository for Preserving and Managing Running Applications

Raman Ganguly

University of Vienna, Austria

Archipelago Commons: healthy and hearty soups (and pastries) from the community kitchen

Diego Alberto Pino Navarro, Allison Sherrick

Metropolian New York Library Council, United States of America

Repository Showdown: Dataverse

Gustavo Durand

Harvard University, United States of America

Repository Showdown: Islandora

Aubrey Shanahan

Islandora Foundation, United States of America

Open Science Framework (OSF)

Gretchen Gueguen

Center for Open Science, United States of America

Advancing Trustworthy Repositories: The Role of Certification and Self-Assessment within the World Data System Community

Daniela Santos Oliveira¹, David Castle², Dale Peters¹, Claudia Bauzer Medeiros³, Ioana Popescu⁴, Devika Madalli⁵, Rebecca Koskela¹, Meredith Goins¹, Suzie Allard⁶

1: World Data System, United States of America; 2: University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada; 3: Institute of Computing, University of Campinas, SP, Brazil; 4: ydroinformatics and Socio-technical Innovations, IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Delft, The Netherlands; 5: INFLIBNET Centre, New Delhi, India; 6: University of Tennessee-Knoxville, United States of America

Bringing Back Trust on the Internet: Authenticity, Content Credentials, and Digital Collections

Quinn Sluzenski, Dan Zellner

Northwestern University Libraries, United States of America

DSpace

Erik Moore

University of Minnesota, United States of America

EPrints3: Continuous Developer and Community Driven Repository Development in an Ever-changing Research Landscape

Will Fyson, Rory McNicholl, Eleanor Dumbill

CoSector, University of London, United Kingdom

InvenioRDM repository showdown

Nicola Tarocco, Alexandros Ioannidis

CERN, Switzerland

Connecting Global Agricultural Research: FAO AGRIS as a FAIR and Digital Public Good Infrastructure

Maidelyn Diaz Perez, Tiziano Di Condina, Alicia García García, Jaime García Llopis, Jose Hernández Meléndez, Tiziano Lorenzetti, Irena Mnatsakanyan, Mercy Moyo, Onan Mulumba, Chelsey Scalese, Imma Subirats-Coll

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Italy

Operationalizing FAIR in National Research Information Systems: The BrCris Example and Its Role in Open Repositories

Washington Luís Ribeiro de Carvalho Segundo¹, Thiago Magela Dias², Marcel Garcia Souza¹, Fábio Lorensi do Canto³, Priscila Machado Sena¹

1: Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (IBICT), Brazil; 2: Federal Center for Technological Education of Minas Gerais (CEFET-MG), Brazil; 3: Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil

We have liftoff! Launching DSpace 10.0, the first stage in the merger with DSpace-CRIS

Tim Donohue, Holger Lenz

LYRASIS, United States of America

Non-English DSpace user interfaces: Common pitfalls and how to avoid them

Ignace Deroost, Art Lowel, Lieven Droogmans

Atmire, Belgium

Fill The Gap – Automated retrieval of full text from emerging open APIs

Cillian Joy¹, Bram Luyten²

1: University of Galway, Ireland; 2: Atmire

Reducing Barriers: Automating Metadata Extraction in Submission Forms for DSpace Repositories

José Carvalho, Carlos Silva, Paulo Lima, Henrique Malheiro, Pedro Pinto, Tiago Oliveira

KEEP Solutions, Portugal

Beyond FAIR: Designing Cognitive Accessibility in Data-Rich Repositories

Aga Domanska

Cottage Labs, United Kingdom

Public Health Data in Context: Publishing the RKI research graph

Luca Leipold¹, Franziska Diehr¹, Nicholas Drebenstedt¹, Richard Jones²

1: Robert Koch Institute, Germany; 2: Cottage Labs, United Kingdom

Connecting Research Assets: RAiD (Research Activity Identifier) and Repositories

Sheila Rabun¹, Matthias Liffers², Bryan Gee³, Trent Dunkin⁴, Sigrid Kelsey⁴

1: Lyrasis, United States of America; 2: Australian Research Data Commons, Australia; 3: University of Texas at Austin, United States of America; 4: Louisiana State University, United States of America

When Openness Meets a Breaking Point: Perspectives on capacity, responsibility and stewardship under the threat of AI-driven harvesting.

Arran Griffith¹, Allison Sherrick², Pino Navarro Diego Alberto²

1: Fedora; 2: Metropolitan New York Library Council

Repository Practices for the Dark Arts: When Openness Conflicts with Safety

Domhnall Carlin

Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom

DSpace Reimagined: AI-Powered Search and Accessibility

Małgorzata Paszkowska, Maciej Iwaniszewski, Mateusz Adamiak

PCG Academia, Poland

Challenges and solutions for reliable and performant DSpace repositories

Andrea Bollini, Giuseppe Digilio, Alexandru Raileanu

4Science, Italy

Historica: Exploring Cultural Heritage Through Space and Time with DSpace-GLAM

Martina Caroli², Marialaura Vignocchi², Campione Ludovica¹, Claudio Cortese¹, Benedetta Luisa Gandolini¹, Immacolata Scancarello¹

1: 4Science, Italy; 2: ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - Università di Bologna, Italy

Open to All? Repository Workflows for Ethical Access, FAIRness, and Cultural Heritage Data

Sanjin Muftic

University of Cape Town, South Africa

Repository Responses on the Frontline of the Artificial Intelligence Revolution

Maureen P. Walsh¹, Will Fyson², Steinn Sigurðsson³, Ianthe Sutherland⁴

1: The Ohio State University, United States of America; 2: CoSector, University of London, United Kingdom; 3: arXiv, United States; 4: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Developing a national aggregator of open access repositories in Algeria: project proposal

Babori Ahcene

University of Tamanghasset, Algeria

Reducing regional asymmetries in Brazil through digital repositories: the RBRD experience

Priscila Sena¹, Dayane Dornelles², Fhillipe Campos¹, Letícia Bonetti¹, Washington Carvalho-Segundo¹

1: Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (Ibict), Brazil; 2: State University of Santa Catarina (UDESC); Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (Ibict), Brazil

Why harvest your own DSpace? Benefits of separating repository and search

Ari Häyrinen, Veli-Matti Häkkinen, Miika Nurminen, Toni Tourunen

University of Jyväskylä, Finland

Unpacking Hyku Knapsack: Sustainable Customization With Less Upgrade Pain

Shana Moore

Notch8, United States of America

TigerData’s Big Year: Scaling Agile Practices Across Diverse Teams to Support Research Activity

Kate Lynch, Hector Correa

Princeton University, United States of America

New Horizons: How APTrust Developed a Community-Centered Technical Roadmap Process for Digital Preservation

Melissa Iori

APTrust, United States of America

Balancing Act: Achieving Accessible and Sustainable Repositories

Teresa Schultz¹, Emily Boss¹, Leila Sterman², Rachel Molina³

1: University of Nevada, Reno, United States of America; 2: Montana State University, United States of America; 3: Indiana University Indianapolis, United States of America

Open research information in repositories - modelling repository metadata workflows

Bárbara Rivera López¹, Jerneja Grasic², Bianca Kramer¹

1: Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information; 2: University of Maribor Library

Institutional repository service design at NYU Libraries

Laura Henze, Jonathan Greenberg, Deb Verhoff

New York University, United States of America

When "Open to All" Threatens Sustainability: AI, Bots, and the Future of Open Repositories

Aaron McCollough¹, Tom Morrell², Mirek Simek³, Alex Ioannidis⁴

1: Ubiquity Press, United States of America; 2: CalTech Library, United States of America; 3: CESNET, Czech Republic; 4: CERN, Switzerland

Building community towards interoperability: communities of practice, repositories, and universal indexing

Priscilla Carmini¹, Emily Hopkins², Brianna Calomino³, Robyn Hall⁴, Tim Ribaric⁵, Amber Saundry⁶, Sophie St-Cyr⁷, Carolyn Sullivan⁸

1: University of Waterloo, Canada; 2: University of Saskatchewan; 3: University of Calgary; 4: MacEwan University; 5: Brock University; 6: University of British Columbia; 7: Université de Sherbrooke; 8: Université d’Ottawa

Shared Knowledge, Shared Progress: Building a Shared Repository Service with a Network of Experts

Julia Gilmore¹, Gabriela Mircea²

1: University of Toronto, Canada; 2: University of Calgary, Canada

Leveling Up a Repository Submission Process

Ryan Scherle, Audrey Hamelers

Dryad, United States of America

Islandora Introduction: Core Features and Beyond

Vlastimil Krejčíř, Illyria Brejchová, Alžbeta Strakošová, Jan Adler

Masaryk University, Czech Republic

Persistent Identifiers (PIDs): Are there still important PIDs missing? Investigation on agreements with publishers

Julia Bartlewski¹, Robert Bosek², Christoph Broschinski¹, Gernot Deinzer², Cornelia Lang², Dirk Pieper¹, Bianca Schweighofer², Colin Sippl², Lisa-Marie Stein³, Alexander Wagner³, Silke Weiheit²

1: University of Bielefeld, Germany; 2: University of Regensburg, Germany; 3: Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY Hamburg, Germany

Scaling for growth: Aligning people, policy, and infrastructure for a robust future

Jim Entwood, Rebecca Rich Goldweber, Stephanie Orphan

arXiv, United States of America

Automating Digital Preservation in OJS: Integrating JATS XML, PDF/A, and BagIt for Seamless Repository Integration

Santiago Soler^1,2, Tomas Nahuel Messineo^1,2, Santiago Fernández^1,2, Leonardo Luna^1,2, García Dolores^3,4, Gonzalo Lujan Villarreal^1,2,3,4, Ariel Lira^1,2

1: Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentine Republic; 2: PREBI-SEDICI; 3: Comisión de Investigaciones Científicas; 4: CESGI

The DLCM Technology, The Swiss Army Knife of Digital Preservation: Research Data, Administrative/Heritage Data and Innovation

Hugues CAZEAUX, Pierre-Yves BURGI

University of Geneva, Switzerland

Right To Know: How Legal Milestones Launched an Open Access Public Health Archive

Kate Tasker, Emma James, Melissa Ignacio, Rachel Taketa

University of California San Francisco, United States of America

Building a lightweight national platform for OERs in international collaboration

Jörg Pareigis¹, Anna Wolke², Axel Klinger³

1: Karlstad University, Sweden; 2: Linnaeus University, Sweden; 3: TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology, Germany