Revision as of 13:48, 13 June 2022

Attendees: Larissa, Tim, Eloi, Johannes, David, Moritz, Olaf

Protocol: David, some supplements added by Johannes (tagged as JS)

Presentations

Eloi: live presentation of new actualization/sync functionality for CRAN packages
Johannes: live presentation of formula search/mathsearch progress: now also running on production
David: brief update: File upload fixed, improvements of backup tools
Larissa: brief update: progress finalizing ZBMath import and integrating Docker importer in portal-compose
Moritz: MW update to version 1.39 (prefer WMF branches!)

Presentation (Tim): First proposition (by Tim, Moritz, David) for the structure, objectives and methods
Moritz:
- it is important to determine evaluation criteria; e.g. FAIR data principles
- a contribution of the article should be an evaluation methodology that could be applied in other contexts, too
Details will be discussed in the next weekly (20.6.)
First TODO: have a look at the list of data platforms in the appendix
Discussion of authorship of scientific articles, how the order is determined, etc.
JS*: Short outline of recommendations and guidelines for good scientific practice by DFG/ZIB/Uni Göttingen/Leibniz Institutes which all conclude that usually all authors are responsible for the content of a publication,- and some of them (Uni Göttingen) also state that the order of authors should be a common decision of all authors. All the recommendations can be accessed publicly on the according websites.
Tim/Moritz: David takes lead and responsibility and is therefore first author in accordance with "lived practice" (this may be changed if he does not fulfill his responsibilities)

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 * First TODO: have a look at the list of data platforms in the appendix
 * Discussion of authorship of scientific articles, how the order is determined, etc.
+* JS*: Short outline of recommendations and guidelines for good scientific practice by DFG/ZIB/Uni Göttingen/Leibniz Institutes which all conclude that usually all authors are responsible for the content of a publication,- and some of them (Uni Göttingen) also state that the order of authors should be a common decision of all authors. All the recommendations can be accessed publicly on the according websites.
 * Tim/Moritz: David takes lead and responsibility and is therefore first author in accordance with "lived practice" (this may be changed if he does not fulfill his responsibilities)