Visit this page between June 1-5, 2020 to view and comment on the virtual posters listed below. Presenters will be available during the week to respond to comments on their posters. There will also be a discussion session where the posters will be presented briefly with a questions and answers session on Tuesday June 2nd, 4.30pm – 5.30 pm  UTC. Please see the program here and register for this session here.

Posters:

(Name of presenter of poster listed)

• Abdulla, Mohamed Abdulla.  Open Access and discovery of digital repository in Sudanese universities: Opportunities and challenges
• Abu-Alam, Tamer S. Open Polar: Thematic harvesting of Polar region resources
• Bruno, Riccardo. The Reproducibility and Reusability Platform
• Carvalho-Segundo, Washington Luís. Discovering trending topics in open digital repositories
• Eid, Sherine. A framework for a terminology management system in the Arab region
• Ferreira, Tiago Martins da Costa. Brazilian DSpace community: The experience to unleash collaboration
• Groneberg, Antje. Modifying, refining and developing new features for a Research Information System (RIS) at Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg
• Kahsay, Kiflom Michael. Building an Open Access repository in Eritrea with limited resources. (will not be presented virtually)
• Kotarski, Rachael. Shared repositories: Building a multi-tenancy repository service at the British Library
• Maringanti, Harish. Feasibility of applying off-the-shelf Artificial Intelligence tools on digital library images collections
• Mosterd, Tom. OAPEN Open Access Books Toolkit
• Ndhlovu, Philip. Measuring the Impact of Institutional Repositories in selected Zimbabwean State Universities
• Olivares, Cesar. A widely deployable and OpenAire-compatible DSpace usage data collector for LA Referencia
• PIŠČANC, Jordan. UnityFVG – Regional Research Portal implementing OpenAIRE CRIS/Data/Literature Guidelines with DSpace-CRIS
• Ramalho, Lucca de Farias. Methodology for building digital thematic libraries
• Roux, Marié. Stellenbosch University’s ORCID integration: The highs and the lows
• Sanchez, Carolina. The experience of getting a “No Code” open repository
• Sanchez, Carolina. Data mining, NLP and Machine Learning at the service of a scalable open repository (will not be presented virtually)
• Shahadu, Sadik. Crafting an OER network in Ghana using IndieWeb building blocks
• Strover, Sharon. Towards ethical data management, distribution, and use for artificial intelligence (AI) applications
• Vials Moore, Adam. Evolving the PID Landscape