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The 2022 NFDI4ing Conference Special Issue is now completed
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2024-07-22
We are happy to announce that the 2022 NFDI4ing Conference Special Issue is now completed! For this issue, seven manuscripts underwent a successful open peer review process in our preprint platform. They are aligned with the topic for the conference of that year: "Unifying the Understanding of Research Data Management (RDM) in Engineering Science". The issue was closed with the publication of the [...]
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Call for Papers: Ethical and Responsible Commitments for Sharing (FAIR) Data in Engineering Sciences
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2024-06-25
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, researchers are increasingly grappling with its implications. For instance, psychologists and neuroscientists are working on explainable AI (XAI) to understand how AI systems "think," with Large Language Models (LLMs) posing significant challenges [1][2]. Additionally, there is concern about how the transformation of data in its outcomes can [...]
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ing.grid's first issue is now complete
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2024-06-19
We are happy to announce that the first issue of ing.grid is now complete. This first issue contains specimens of two types of ing.grid open peer-reviewed publications: a manuscript and a software submission. The detailed review discussion of each of these articles can be found on the ing.grid preprint server. As our editor-in-chief, Prof. Peter Pelz, points out in his inaugural letter, "we hope [...]
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New manuscript: "RDM Platform Coscine - FAIR play integrated right from the start"
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2024-05-02
ing.grid is proud to announce that we had one more successful open peer review process completed through our preprint platform. This led to the publication of the manuscript "RDM Platform Coscine - FAIR play integrated right from the start", available at https://doi.org/10.48694/inggrid.3952. The authors Ilona Lang, Marius Politze and Marcel Nellesen present the RDM platform Coscine. Within [...]
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New manuscript: "Agile Research Data Management with Open Source: LinkAhead"
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2024-01-30
ing.grid is proud to announce that we had one more successful open peer review process completed through our preprint platform. This led to the publication of the manuscript "Agile Research Data Management with Open Source: LinkAhead", available at https://doi.org/10.48694/inggrid.3866 . This is the second publication from our 2022 NFDI4Ing Conference Special Issue.The authors Daniel Hornung, [...]
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ing.grid Authors' Workshop
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-12-20
On December 13th, the managing editors of ing.grid held an online workshop open to potential authors.During the workshop, we conducted a live demonstration of the submission of a preprint to our preprint server, and we also demonstrated how our open peer-review process works. Additionally, potential authors could gain an overview of the journal's workflow.The workshop was recorded and is now [...]
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New manuscript: "Towards Improved Findability of Energy Research Software by Introducing a Metadata-based Registry"
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-11-30
ing.grid is proud to announce that we had one more successful open peer review process completed through our preprint platform. This led to the publication of the manuscript "Towards Improved Findability of Energy Research Software by Introducing a Metadata-based Registry", available at https://doi.org/10.48694/inggrid.3837. This is the second publication from our 2022 NFDI4Ing Conference Special [...]
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New manuscript: "PIA - A Concept for a Personal Information Assistant for Data Analysis and Machine Learning of Time-Continuous Data in Industrial Applications"
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-10-26
ing.grid is proud to announce that we had one more successful open peer review process completed through our preprint platform. This led to the publication of the manuscript "PIA - A Concept for a Personal Information Assistant for Data Analysis and Machine Learning of Time-Continuous Data in Industrial Applications", available at https://doi.org/10.48694/inggrid.3827. This is the first [...]
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ing.grid and ULB meet Janeway in London
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-10-06
On the 7th and 8th of September, ing.grid went to London, United Kingdom, to join the celebrations of the tenth anniversary of the Open Library of Humanities (OLH), which were made through the conference "The Lower Decks: A Symposium on Janeway and Open Access Publishing".A special track during the conference was offered to talk about the innovative uses of the publishing system Janeway (located [...]
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ing.grid Office Hours and communication channels
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-08-15
From now on, we have established new channels for more effective contact with the ing.grid managing editors. This way, we are available to answer questions regarding the open peer review process, clarify steps for editing a publication, and solve any other problems that you may have regarding the journal and its functionality. ing.grid Office Hours: Wednesdays 09:00 - 11:00 CE(S)T on [...]
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Updates to Publication Ethics and Author Guidelines
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-07-31
ing.grid recently made some updates to its Publication Ethics and Author Guidelines sections, aiming to be up to date with the best practices in scholarly publishing.Regarding Publication Ethics, a new policy has been introduced concerning the use of chatbots and other writing assistance tools for publishing in the journal. According to the COPE statement on Authorship and AI tools, these tools [...]
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Improvements to ing.grid policy
Posted by Izadora Silva Pimenta on 2023-04-04
Following the recommendations of Prof. Dr Petra Gehring, topical editor of ing.grid, and also in conformity with DFG recommendations on scientist tracking, we took some actions to improve the policy of the journal. These are the steps taken by ing.grid: 1 - The use of ORCID and ROR are no longer required for submitting to the journal. 2 -The developers of Janeway, the publishing platform [...]
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