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BRICCs Research Data Management (BRICCs-RDM) Conference Proposal Submission due June 20

Call for Proposals:
You are invited to participate in the inaugural BRICCs-Research Data Management (RDM) conference. At this conference, we will explore how RDM  can be used to advance cyberinfrastructure (CI) -enabled scientific use-cases in research and academic programs, the challenges faced, the opportunities available, and the strategies in play. Position papers, panels, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and digital posters are invited and are due no later than Friday, June 20th.

Sample topics for discussion include:

  *   Developing RDM policy, support, and training programs
  *   Integrating RDM into academic programs and student research or student internship programs
  *   Supporting storing and using Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) research data
  *   Addressing challenges of data governance and data sovereignty
  *   Developing and securing Open Data Research infrastructure
  *   RDM Practices that address the needs of AI/ML,
  *   Practices that address integrating cybersecurity practices in workflows
  *   Developing practices for quantum computing and other emerging technologies

This is not an exhaustive list, and other topics are encouraged as well.
Proposals, posters, and papers can be from individuals or from groups.

We welcome the following session types:

  *   The position papers should be 1,500-2,500 words and will be published in the proceedings. Papers will be presented as 10-minute lightning talks. The position paper should include the following:
  *   Introduction: Introduce the topic, thesis or position for the paper.
  *   Body: This section contains the arguments or claims with supporting evidence. Please include relevant results or case studies.
  *   Conclusions: The final section of a position paper emphasizes the claims and summarizes the paper. It can include recommendations and implications.
  *   Acknowledgements: Acknowledge funding sources and relevant collaborators
  *   Panel sessions, of 30 minutes in length
  *   Birds-of-a-feather sessions, of 30 minutes in length
  *   Digital Posters, which will be displayed during the workshop

Formatting Requirements for Proposals:

  *   Proposals for panel sessions, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and position papers should be formatted in a single column using Times New Roman 12-point font and one-inch margins, and include citations in APA format.
  *   All proposals should be submitted as PDF files.

Ready to submit? Visit u.tamu.edu/rdm<http://u.tamu.edu/rdm> to register and submit your papers and proposals for this conference!

Note that at least one author of an accepted work must attend the conference to present the work.
Presenters will be prioritized for travel support.
Visit u.tamu.edu/rdm<http://u.tamu.edu/rdm> for more information on the workshop.