🤔 How do you discover #software that matches your #research needs?
🤔 How do developers make their software findable for research-related tasks?
👍 Funded by @dfg.de, the community-driven find.software is to provide pathways towards software discovery.
🔓 Grant Proposal: doi.org/10.3897/rio....
The general idea is to organize the underlying data of literature reviews openly and long-term available in research knowledge graphs such as the Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) to enable reproducible and sustainable analysis that can be reused and extended.
In my talk, I discussed the topic of using"Research Knowledge Graphs for Sustainable Literature Reviews in Software Engineering and Beyond".
If you are interested, you can find the corresponding short paper 📜 here: doi.org/10.18420/se2...
I'm at the Working Workshop on Research Data Management for and in Software Engineering (#RDMxSE) at the Software Engineering Tagung (SE) #SEconf25. We start with an entire session on using the Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) for Research Data Management for and with Software Engineering.
🌟 Start Your Learning Journey with ORKG Academy!
You can access the ORKG Academy directly from the ORKG website. Whether you’re exploring the header or scrolling through the footer, a world of knowledge is just a click away!
📢 Explore now: academy.orkg.org
#OpenResearch #OpenScience #ORKGAcademy
Event: lnkd.in/eVBjNV4r
Slides: zenodo.org/records/1158...
Video: lnkd.in/g3UCVKtn
Article: lnkd.in/edb-78UB
📢 Exciting News for my first Post! 📢
I'm pleased to share my new article, published in the Information – Wissenschaft & Praxis journal! 📝✨
In my article, I discuss how knowledge graphs and (large) language models can enhance the efficiency and precision of answering scientific questions 🤖❔💡❕
