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Grant: Society of American Archivists Foundation
To support the Society of American Archivists sending a member of its Intellectual Property Working Group to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Committee on Copyright and Related Rights
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Grant: Columbia University
To support a community forum to bring together stakeholders such as scientists, journal editors, funding agencies, to discuss the reproducibility in the computational sciences
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Grant: University of Minnesota
To support a meeting on citizen science and citizen-generated data
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Grant: Azavea, Inc.
To assess the strengths and weaknesses of existing systems and design a scalable technology platform for citizen science data collection
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Grant: Columbia University
To support a workshop on the history of data science and the use of data in the history of science more broadly
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Grant: Northwestern University
To partially support the 2015 Computational Sociology Summit
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Grant: Drexel University
To Support a workshop on data remediation and taxonomy strategies for cross-platform, citizen science inventory interoperability and geospatial and badging integrations
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Grant: University of California, Berkeley
To advance data-intensive scientific discovery through new methods, new tools, new partnerships, and new career paths
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Grant: New York Public Library
To set an agenda to expand historical geodata production and determine a research and development plan for the next five years
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Grant: New York University
To run a workshop and associated hack day on strategies and tools for cross-platform identity and contribution management in citizen science
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Grant: StoryCorps Inc
To develop a plan for management of and computational access to the StoryCorps digital sound archive
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Grant: Open Knowledge Foundation
To prototype interoperability between citizen science platforms
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Grant: Brave New Software
To develop a better understanding of the success and sustainability of selected Sloan-funded free/open source software projects
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Grant: FORCE11
To partially support the 2016 Future of Research Communication and eScholarship meeting
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Grant: Johns Hopkins University
To develop a hosted platform for managing and linking scientific data by combining and extending tools that were developed within the context of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Archive and the Virtual Astronomical Observatory
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Grant: Public Library of Science
To launch online open access article collections for the Census of Marine Life and to prototype hubs as a new way to organize scientific literature for scholarly and public benefit
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Grant: Columbia University
To create a graphical, open-source Citation Style Language (CSL) editor that can be used to develop, edit, and customize bibliographic reference styles
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Grant: National Information Standards Organization
To develop a new specification for the real-time synchronization of web resources housed in separate repositories
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Grant: Harvard University
To make empirical research more reliable and replicable by helping academic journals process, publish, and preserve datasets accompanying article submissions
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Grant: Planetwork NGO, Inc.
To develop and launch a system for web-scale annotation and review of online documents