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Things we need to do to keep the uPub project alive<br> | Things we need to do to keep the uPub project alive<br> | ||
| + | ===build submission forms=== | ||
| + | *create transgene/reagent automated submission form | ||
| + | *tie into micropub submission form | ||
| + | *tie in phenotype submission to micropub | ||
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===Increase participation=== | ===Increase participation=== | ||
*Contact researchers who have been reported as having "data_not_shown" or "unpublished data" | *Contact researchers who have been reported as having "data_not_shown" or "unpublished data" | ||
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*Biocuration meeting | *Biocuration meeting | ||
*White paper on project | *White paper on project | ||
| + | *IWM 2017 | ||
===Milestones=== | ===Milestones=== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 16 June 2017
Things we need to do to keep the uPub project alive
Contents
build submission forms
- create transgene/reagent automated submission form
- tie into micropub submission form
- tie in phenotype submission to micropub
Increase participation
- Contact researchers who have been reported as having "data_not_shown" or "unpublished data"
- Contact researchers who've submitted Worm Breeders articles
- Survey to the community to assess community hesitation of participation (??)
Promote Micropublication
- Biocuration meeting
- White paper on project
- IWM 2017
Milestones
- WormBase grant, quarterly report
- U01
What we need to include in reports and presentations
- Number of papers that contain unshown or unpublished data in biomedical research in general
- grouped by year
- grouped by journal
- Number of papers that contain unshown or unpublished data in biomedical research in C elegans research
- grouped by year
- grouped by journal
- Our efforts to get participation
- response rates for potential submitters
- response rates for potential reviewers
- how we guard against participation fatigue
