Tento webinář proběhe v angličtině. / This webinar is held in english.
Annotation
This webinar will introduce RAiD (Research Activity Identifier), a global persistent identifier designed to uniquely identify research projects and activities throughout their entire lifecycle. Participants will learn how RAiD connects information about projects, researchers, institutions, funding, datasets, publications, and other research outputs by linking existing persistent identifiers such as DOI, ORCID, and ROR.
Benefits for attendees, what they will learn
The webinar will present the key benefits of RAiD for research organisations, infrastructure providers, research funders, and research teams. It will explore how RAiD can support more efficient management of project information, enhance research transparency, and contribute to the development of an interconnected ecosystem of persistent identifiers. The session will also provide an overview of the current international development of the RAiD service and its implementation across the European and global research landscape.
Level
Beginner, intermediate, advanced
Language
English
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of persistent identifiers and an interest in open science.
Tutors
Matthias Liffers 
He is the Product Manager for the RAiD identifier at the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC), where he is responsible for its technical development. Before joining ARDC in 2019, he spent many years working in research support and as a data librarian at several Australian universities and research institutes. Initially, he led a programme focused on developing software skills, before going on to build a community around software container orchestration.
Marek Cebecauer
He leads a research group at the J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Czech Academy of Sciences, where he specialises in advanced research on cell membranes. Within the EOSC CZ initiative, he coordinates the team responsible for automating the collection of (meta)data for the National Repository Platform. He also serves as Chair of the EOSC CZ MATECH Working Group and as the disciplinary ambassador to the international Research Data Alliance (RDA).
David Novák
He is Head of the Department of Information Resources and Landscape Archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague. His current research focuses primarily on the digital humanities, the application of digital methods and tools in archaeology, and the management of digital research data. He has long served as the principal administrator of the Archaeological Information System of the Czech Republic (AIS CR).
