Table of Contents

• EPOS: A Novel Use of CERIF for Data-intensive ScienceDaniele Bailo, Keith G. Jeffery. 3-10 [doi]
• Providing an Application-specific Interface over a CERIF Back-end: Challenges and SolutionsDragan Ivanovic, Nikos Houssos. 11-17 [doi]
• Information Integration in Research Information SystemsChristoph Quix, Matthias Jarke. 18-24 [doi]
• Strategies for the Management and Adoption of Impact Capture Processes within Research Information Management SystemsLaura Fedorciow, Julie Bayley. 25-32 [doi]
• OpenAIRE Guidelines for CRIS Managers: Supporting Interoperability of Open Research Information through Established StandardsNikos Houssos, Brigitte Jörg, Jan Dvorák, Pedro Príncipe, Eloy Rodrigues, Paolo Manghi, Mikael K. Elbæk. 33-38 [doi]
• The Gradual Merging of Repository and CRIS Solutions to Meet Institutional Research Information Management RequirementsPablo de Castro, Kathleen Shearer, Friedrich Summann. 39-46 [doi]
• Publication Metadata in CERIF: Inspiration by FRBRJan Dvorák, Barbora Drobíková, Andrea Bollini. 47-54 [doi]
• Towards an Open Data on how the Research Data are Used: CRIS-CERIF based ApproachSergey Parinov. 55-59 [doi]
• Recent Work by the euroCRIS Best Practice/DRIS Task Group: A Way Forward for Engaging with the CRIS CommunityPablo de Castro, Michele Mennielli. 60-67 [doi]
• BoRIS and BIA: CRIS and Institutional Repository Integration at the Free University of Bozen-BolzanoLuigi Siciliano, Sabine Schmidt, Manuel Kinzler. 68-73 [doi]
• Common Map of Academia: Augmenting Bibliography Research Information DataJakub Jurkiewicz, Piotr Wendykier, Krzysztof Wojciechowski, Mateusz Fedoryszak, Piotr Jan Dendek. 74-79 [doi]
• CERIF - Is the Standard Helping to Improve CRIS?Carlos Sousa Pinto, Cláudia Simões, Luis Amaral. 80-85 [doi]
• Multi-interoperable CRIS RepositoryDragan Ivanovic, Lidija Ivanovic, Bojana Dimic Surla. 86-91 [doi]
• OpenAIRE Guidelines: Supporting Interoperability for Literature Repositories, Data Archives and CRISPedro Príncipe, Najla Rettberg, Elóy Rodrigues, Mikael K. Elbæk, Jochen Schirrwagen, Nikos Houssos, Lars Holm Nielsen, Brigitte Jörg. 92-94 [doi]
• Harmonising and Formalising Research Administration Profiles CASRAI / CERIFBrigitte Jörg, Thorsten Höllrigl, David Baker. 95-102 [doi]
• Usability on the Edge: The Implementation of u: cris at the University of ViennaChristian Buchmayer, Michael Greil, Anna-Laetitia Hikl, Olivia Kaiser-Dolidze, Clemens Miniberger. 103-109 [doi]
• Electronic Theses and Dissertations in CRISJoachim Schöpfel, Danica Zendulkova, Omid Fatemi. 110-117 [doi]
• DSpace-CRIS@HKU: Achieving Visibility with a CERIF Compliant Open Source SystemDavid T. Palmer, Andrea Bollini, Susanna Mornati, Michele Mennielli. 118-123 [doi]
• Showing it all - A New Interface for Finding all Norwegian Research OutputNina Karlstrøm, Lars Wenaas. 124-129 [doi]
• SWOT Analysis of the Services Provided by e-government Sites in BrazilIeda Pelogia Martins Damian, J. E. Santarem Segundo, E. M. Merlo. 130-135 [doi]
• CyberLeninka: Open Access and CRIS Trends Leading to Open Science in RussiaDmitry Semyachkin, Eugene Kislyak, Mikhail Sergeev. 136-139 [doi]
• National Open Access Scientific Articles Registration System (NOSARS)P. Mehrtash, O. Fatemi. 140-146 [doi]
• A Comparison of Research Output Counting Methods Using a National CRIS - Effects at the Institutional LevelTomás Chudlarský, Jan Dvorák, Martin Soucek. 147-152 [doi]
• UCARIS - Making the Most of Your Current ResourcesLeigh Garrett, Carlos Silva. 153-157 [doi]
• Developing CRIS Module for Technology TransferIvan Nevolin, Anatoly Kozyrev. 158-162 [doi]
• RuCRIS: A Pilot CERIF based System to Aggregate Heterogeneous Data of Russian Research ProjectsAndrey Guskov, Oleg Zhizhimov, Vladimir Kikhtenko, Danil Skachkov, Denis Kosyakov. 163-167 [doi]
• Particular Experience in Design and Implementation of a Current Research Information System in Russia: National SpecificityV. A. Zelepukhina, T. S. Danilova, A. S. Burmistrov, Yu. Yu. Tarasevich. 168-173 [doi]
• Current Bibliography Research Information Systems in PolandAleksander Nowinski. 174-178 [doi]
• How to Ensure the Economic Viability of an Open Data PlatformAmaury Duval, Valérie Brasse. 179-182 [doi]
• Integrating CERIF Entities in a Multidisciplinary e-infrastructure for Environmental Research DataEnrico Boldrini, Daniela Luzi, Stefano Nativi, Fabrizio Pecoraro. 183-190 [doi]
• From Open Data to Data-intensive Science through CERIFKeith G. Jeffery, Anne Asserson, Nikos Houssos, Valerie Brasse, Brigitte Jörg. 191-198 [doi]
• Research Data Meets Research Information Management: Two Case Studies Using (a) Pure CERIF-CRIS and (b) EPrints Repository Platform with CERIF ExtensionsAnna Clements, Valerie McCutcheon. 199-206 [doi]
• Harmonising Research Reporting in the UK - Experiences and Outputs from UKRISSBrigitte Jörg, Simon Waddington, Richard Jones, Stephen Trowell. 207-214 [doi]
• Emerging Good Practice in Managing Research Data and Research Information within UK UniversitiesJoy Davidson, Sarah Jones, Laura Molloy, Ulla Bøgvad Kejser. 215-222 [doi]
• Data Intensive Science: Shades of GreyKeith G. Jeffery, Anne Asserson. 223-230 [doi]
• Deceiving Simplicity. Balancing the Need for Ready-to-use Research Information with the Semantic and Technical Complexity of Research DataHannelore Vanhaverbeke, Sabina Beullens, Lieve Timmermans, Klara Gijsbers, Bieke Bras, Christelle Maeyaert. 231-238 [doi]
• Black Magic Meta Data-get a Glimpse behind the SceneThomas "Voldemort" Vestdam, Henrik Steen "Saruman" Rasmussen, Marius "Sidious" Doornenbal. 239-244 [doi]
• Visualizing the Information of a Linked Open Data Enabled Research Information SystemAnastasia Dimou, Laurens De Vocht, Geert Van Grootel, Leen Van Campe, Jeroen Latour, Erik Mannens, Rik Van de Walle. 245-252 [doi]
• The Quest for Research InformationIna Blümel, Stefan Dietze, Lambert Heller, Robert Jäschke, Martin Mehlberg. 253-260 [doi]
• RITMARE: Semantics-aware Harmonisation of Data in Italian Marine ResearchCristiano Fugazza, Anna Basoni, Stefano Menegon, Alessandro Oggioni, Fabio Pavesi, Monica Pepe, Alessandro Sarretta, Paola Carrara. 261-265 [doi]
• Combining VIVO and Google Scholar Data as Sources for CERIF Linked Data: A Case in the Agricultural DomainAlberto Nogales, Miguel-Ángel Sicilia, Brigitte Jörg. 266-271 [doi]
• Research Information Standardization as a Wicked Problem: Possible Consequences for the Standardization Process. Case Study of the Specification Project of the German Research Core DatasetMathias Riechert, Werner Dees. 272-277 [doi]
• Scientific Outputs: Integration and Unification of Catalan CRIS Information SystemsNúria Cuní. 278-283 [doi]
• CASRAI and ORCID: Putting the Pieces together to Collaboratively Support the Research CommunityLaure Haak, David Baker, Thorsten Hoellrigl. 284-288 [doi]
• Developing a Documentation System for Evaluating the Societal Impact of ScienceBirge Wolf, Manfred Szerencsits, Hansjörg Gaus, Christoph E. Müller, Jürgen Heß. 289-296 [doi]
• The Application of the CERIF Data Format to Snowball MetricsAnna Clements, Brigitte Jörg, Grete Christina Lingjærde, Tomás Chudlarský, Lisa Colledge. 297-300 [doi]
• Research Excellence and Evaluation Using a CRIS: A Cross-institutional PerspectiveAndria McGrath, Mark Cox. 301-308 [doi]
• Research Support Services in Higher Education and Research Institutions: Approaches, Tools and TrendsGiuliana Rubbia, Ciro Franco, Dario Pellizzon, Luca Nannipieri. 309-314 [doi]
• System of Evaluation of Research Institutions in the Czech RepublicJirí Málek, Viera Hudecková, Martin Matejka. 315-320 [doi]
• The Implementation of CERIF based Data Model for Statistical Survey of Research and Development Potential within the SK CRISDanica Zendulkova. 321-326 [doi]