Alice Meadows on the Power of Persistent Identifiers

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Speaker Series

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We meet the people reshaping the world of research. Each month, we sit down with influential thought leaders, innovators, and changemakers from across the research ecosystem to explore their ideas, insights, and the impact of their work. From open science and research integrity to cutting-edge data innovation and collaboration, our conversations uncover how technology, policy, and culture are transforming the way we discover, share, and apply knowledge. Join us as we navigate the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of research—one conversation at a time.

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Alice Meadows on the Power of Persistent Identifiers

Speaker Series

34 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

Alice Meadows on the Power of Persistent Identifiers

Alice Meadows has been working in community engagement with research infrastructure for many years now, with leadership roles at both ORCiD and NISO. Most recently, Alice co-founded the MoreBrains Cooperative, a consultancy that helps research stakeholders better understand how to build solutions that centre around the research community and respond to its varied and ever-changing needs.

In this chat, Alice tells Suze about research infrastructure, persistent identifiers (PIDs), why metadata matters, and what she would like to see from the future of information management in the research community, ahead of the first-ever PIDFest, a conference that focuses on persistent identifiers for research information and infrastructure, which took place at the National Library of Technology in Prague, Czechia in June 2024.

Series lead and interviewer: ⁠Dr Suze Kundu⁠, Director of Researcher and Community Engagement, ⁠Digital Science⁠. Filming and production support: Huw James, Science Story Lab. Filmed in Greater Boston, MA, USA in April 2024.