Making plant-pollinator interaction data FAIR – a new draft report just published

One of the projects in which I’m currently involved is the WorldFAIR project. Funded by the European Commission, WorldFAIR is exploring how to make data FAIR – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable – across a range of different disciplines in the sciences and humanities.

My involvement is specifically with Work Package 10, which is focused on data standards for plant-pollinator interactions, particularly as they relate to pollination of agricultural crops. After a year of hard work, I’m delighted to announce that our interim draft report from this Work Package has just been published! You can read the summary and download the report from Zenodo – here’s the link: https://zenodo.org/record/8176978

In addition there’s an associated webinar taking place on August 22nd – more details here: https://worldfair-project.eu/event/rescheduled-worldfair-rdas-10-year-anniversary-the-worldfair-case-study-on-plant-pollinator-interactions-wp10/

There’s more to come over the next twelve months and I’ll post updates as and when they appear. In the meantime, do check out the WorldFAIR website for information about the other Work Packages, their webinar series, FAIR data standards, and so forth.

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