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With a background in mathematics and a PhD in Complex Systems for Life Sciences, Ilaria Stura works with biomedical data at the University of Turin. After completing a training course for data stewards, she co-founded, together with Luca Visentin and Evdokia Tema, the Open Science Community of Turin—an inter-university group that brings together individuals interested in and passionate about Open Science across the Piedmont area, including members from UniTo, PoliTo, INRiM and UPO.
Come migliorare il rapporto tra dati e ricercatori? Possono le comunità essere anche delle "infrastrutture di ricerca"? Il caso dell'Open Science Community di Torino ad un anno dalla sua fondazione.
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With a background in mathematics and a PhD in Complex Systems for Life Sciences, Ilaria Stura works with biomedical data at the University of Turin. After completing a training course for data stewards, she co-founded, together with Luca Visentin and Evdokia Tema, the Open Science Community of Turin—an inter-university group that brings together individuals interested in and passionate about Open Science across the Piedmont area, including members from UniTo, PoliTo, INRiM and UPO.
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Communities as research infrastructures: the case of the Open Science Community of Turin (OSCT)
How can the relationship between data and researchers be improved? Can communities also act as “research infrastructures”? The case of the Open Science Community of Turin one year after its foundation.
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