Program

Session 1: Thursday 30 September 9am-12:15pm US CDT convert to your timezone

Authors/Speaker	Title	Time (US CDT AM)	Time Conversion
Wolf-Tilo Balke	Opening remarks	9:00-9:10	convert to your timezone
Akiko Aizawa	Keynote I: Natural language processing and information linkage for scholarly digital infrastructures	9:10-10:10	convert to your timezone
Matteo Petrera, Dennis Trautwein, Isabel Beckenbach, Dariush Ehsani, Fabian Müller, Olaf Teschke, Bela Gipp and Moritz Schubotz	zbMATH Open: API Solutions and Research Challenge	10:10-10:40	convert to your timezone
	Break	10:40-11:00	convert to your timezone
Hermann Kroll, Judy Alchaar and Wolf-Tilo Balke	Open Information Extraction in Digital Libraries: Current Challenges and Open Research Questions	11:00-11:20	convert to your timezone
Denis Nagel, Till Affeldt and Wolf-Tilo Balke	Data Narrations - Using flexible Data Bindings to support the Reproducibility of Claims in Digital Library Objects	11:20-11:40	convert to your timezone
Florian Plötzky and Wolf-Tilo Balke	What it Boils Down to… The Case for Event Analogies to Combat Complexity in Digital Libraries	11:40-12:00	convert to your timezone
Jodi Schneider	Session 1 closing remarks	12:00-12:15	convert to your timezone

Session 2: Thursday 30 September 6pm-9:15pm US CDT convert to your timezone

Authors/Speaker	Title	Time (US CDT PM)	Time Conversion
Anita de Waard	Opening remarks	6:00-6:15	convert to your timezone
Tim Clark	Keynote II: The FAIRSCAPE digital commons framework and Evidence Graphs for reproducibility	6:15-7:15	convert to your timezone
Halie M. Rando, Simina M. Boca, Lucy D’Agostino McGowan, Daniel S. Himmelstein, Michael P. Robson, Vincent Rubinetti, Ryan Velazquez, Casey S. Greene and Anthony Gitter	Open-Publishing Response to the COVID-19 Infodemic	7:15-7:45	convert to your timezone
Robert Allen	Yoked Flows for Direct Representation of Scientific Research	7:45-8:15	convert to your timezone
Anita de Waard	Closing remarks	8:15-8:30	convert to your timezone