As mentioned in the Call for Proposals section of the website for the CRIS2024 Conference held May 15-17, 2024 at the TU Wien in Vienna, the CRIS2024 proceedings will be published towards the end of 2024 in a special issue of Procedia Computer Science. This is the venue where the proceedings for previous editions of the CRIS conference series have also been published – see the CRIS2022 Dubrovnik, CRIS2018 Umeå, CRIS2016 St Andrews and CRIS2014 Rome proceedings.
The progress towards the publication of the CRIS2024 papers will be summarised on this webpage. This is mainly addressed to the contributors to the proceedings, so that they can keep track of the process and of any need for action on their side.
On Nov 9, 2024 the first notifications have been sent to authors with the link to the Rights & Access form for their paper as these enter the production stage
On Aug 30, 2024 the 33 full-text conference papers to be included in the CRIS2024 proceedings have been shared with the editor of the special issue of Procedia Computer Science where they will be published.
As of Jun 10, 2024 the time-window for the delivery of the full-text versions for the contributions to the proceedings (see full list below) is still open. The deadline for providing these full-text versions is 30 June 2024. The default mechanism for the delivery of such full-text files is uploading them as an update into the same easyChair record that was allocated to the original submission (these original numbers are listed on the table below).
Because easyChair only allows PDF files to be uploaded, an additional mechanism has been enabled for these full-text files to be received at cris2024-proceedings@eurocris.org. This email address may be used as an alternative whenever contributors wish to share other file formats besides the PDF one. This may be useful when sharing the files with the editor for the special issue of Procedia Computer Science, as they will subsequently be able to directly fix any formatting issue that becomes apparent when they review the submitted files. In fact, it has frequently been the case in previous iterations of this process that contributors to previous editions of the CRIS Conference proceedings have provided both the PDF and the source Word (DOCX and/or DOCM) or LaTeX full-text files for their papers. The list of files that have been received for every submission is available on the table below, as will the comments eventually received from the editor. Because this typically happens over the summer, it may be useful for the source files to be available if the authors may not be able to carry out any changes that may be needed.
For any queries regarding these CRIS2024 papers please feel free to reach out at eurocris [at] eurocris.org.
List of submissions for the CRIS2024 Conference proceedings
|
Paper no (easyChair) |
Title |
Corresp author |
Available documents |
|
2 |
From Open Repositories to CRIS. A Case Study |
Joachim Schöpfel |
PDF/DOCM |
|
4 |
Ethical aspects using AI in CRIS |
Otmane Azeroual, Joachim Schöpfel |
PDF/DOCX |
|
5 |
Thinker - a manufacturing company CRIS |
Miroslava Vasin, Dragan Ivanović |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
6 |
Funding organization uses the regional CRIS as source for reporting research: the case of FWO and FRIS |
Ils de Bal, Pascale Dengis |
PDF/DOCM |
|
7 |
Societal Impact in Research Information Management Systems’ Activity Data |
Laura Mure |
PDF/DOCM |
|
13 |
Developing the Research Information Hub in Finland: a view from the Ministry |
Jukka Haapamäki |
PDF/DOCM |
|
18 |
State of Research Data Management in Latin American Universities 2022 |
José Amado, Sadia Vancauwenbergh |
PDF/DOCM |
|
19 |
The automation of subject indexing and the role of metadata in times of Large Language Models |
Anna Kasprzik |
PDF/DOCM |
|
21 |
Reengineering of CRIS at the University of Novi Sad |
Ivan Mršulja, Miloš Popović, Dragan Ivanović |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
22 |
Development of National CRIS Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean: Case Studies 2023 |
Rosalina Vázquez Tapia |
PDF/DOCM |
|
23 |
MTMT - a pseudo/embrionary CRIS in Hungary |
András Holl |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
24 |
The importance of mapping RIs for the Ukrainian R&D system and the Slovak case study |
Sophia Zherebchuk |
PDF/DOCM |
|
25 |
CRIS systems integration as a case study for the Metadata Schema and Crosswalk Registry |
Joonas Kesäniemi |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
27 |
Research Information System for Scientific Evaluation in Cuban Universities |
Digna Suárez Fernández |
PDF/DOCX |
|
29 |
The Role of CRIS as a Glue for National e-infrastructure and Digital Services for Open Science |
Petra Udovičić, Ognjen Orel |
PDF/DOCM |
|
33 |
The power of generative AI for CRIS systems: a new paradigm for scientific information management |
Anna Guillaumet |
PDF/DOCX |
|
36 |
Piloting the use of RAiD in research.fi |
Tommi Suominen |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
39 |
Persistent conference identifiers in CRIS – first implementations with VIVO and URIS |
Christian Hauschke |
PDF/DOCM |
|
41 |
Piloting the use of PIDGRAPH data in research.fi |
Tommi Suominen |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
43 |
Leveraging AI for Current Research Information Systems: Opportunities and Challenges |
Simone Hartmann |
PDF/DOCM |
|
46 |
Field report documenting the implementation of the FWF’s funding management system in conjunction with the national RIS Synergy initiative |
Susanne Springer-Briem |
PDF/DOCM |
|
47 |
Automatically Generated Profiles for Experts, Institutions and Working Groups |
Birgit Welke, Bernhard Krause |
PDF/DOCM |
|
48 |
Future and prospects of CRIS-informed funding support at TU Wien |
Christian Maszl |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
53 |
Bridging the Gap: Research Data in Research Information Systems |
Elena Fürst |
PDF/DOCM |
|
55 |
Lessons Learned and the Road Ahead: Building on the Success of RIS Synergy |
Sabine Neff |
PDF/DOCM |
|
57 |
The role of CroRIS in promoting Open Science in Croatia |
Ivana Končić, Bojan Macan |
PDF/DOCM |
|
59 |
A PID Metaresolver to enable accurate citation and attribution of digital objects by providing reliable access to metadata and associated resources |
Sven Bingert |
PDF/LaTeX |
|
63 |
Decentralized Research Data Management: Introducing SoVisu+ |
David Reymond |
PDF/DOCX |
|
64 |
Fostering and assessing societal impact orientation in research - the SynSICRIS monitoring tool as an extension of DSpace-CRIS 7 |
Birge Wolf |
PDF/DOCM |
|
65 |
Development and Implementation of the BrCris and BrCris-T Platform: Integration of Scientific and Technological Data in Brazil |
Washington Segundo |
PDF/DOCM |
|
66 |
Knowledge Graphs – The Future of Integration in CRIS Systems for Uses of Assistance to Scientific Reasoning |
Renaud Fabre |
PDF/DOCM |
|
67 |
Improving CRIS features to support new Open Access implementation workflows at institutions |
Pablo de Castro |
PDF/DOCM |
|
68 |
Monitoring ORCID adoption using a national and an institutional CRIS |
Jan Dvořák |
PDF/DOCM |