Meet the editorial board members
Editor
Bert Droesbeke
VIB Data Core / ELIXIR-BE
Lead
Carole Goble
The University of Manchester / ELIXIR-UK
Editor
Diana Pilvar
University of Tartu / ELIXIR-Estonia
Editor
Federico Bianchini
University of Oslo / ELIXIR-NO
Editor
Flora D'Anna
VIB Data Core / ELIXIR-BE
Lead
Frederik Coppens
VIB Data Core / ELIXIR-BE
Editor
Gil Poiares-Oliveira
INESC-ID / BioData.pt / ELIXIR-PT
Editor
Ishwar Chandramouliswaran
NIH / OD
Editor
Korbinian Bösl
University of Bergen / ELIXIR-NO
Editor
Laura Portell Silva
Barcelona Supercomputing Center / ELIXIR-ES
Editor
Marina Popleteeva
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine, University of Luxembourg
Editor
Martin Cook
ELIXIR Hub
Editor
Munazah Andrabi
The University of Manchester / ELIXIR-UK
Editor
Nazeefa Fatima
Centre for Bioinformatics, University of Oslo / ELIXIR-NO
Editor
Ulrike Wittig
HITS / ELIXIR-DE
Join as editorial board member
Being on the editorial board of RDMkit entails shaping how RDM best practices, written by experts, are communicated to the readers who are interested in applying those best practices in their everyday work. As an editor you contribute to the vision of how this information is presented to the life science community at large.
Advantages of being an RDMkit editor
- You will be up-to-date with numerous RDM topics while reviewing proposed content.
- This work helps to increase your visibility as expert in RDM.
- You will be able to suggest thematic gaps that should be added to the RDMkit, of which you can take ownership as part of the team.
- You will expand your professional network.
- You will make an impact in improving RDM in Life Sciences by developing effective ways to communicate best practices to stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Careful consideration and examination of topics proposed by contributors, to make sure it is relevant for the RDMkit.
- Work together with contributors how and where their specific contribution fits best in RDMkit.
- Provide timely feedback for improving the quality of the content, according to the RDMkit style guide.
- Formatting content according to RDMkit templates.
- Join the biweekly editorial meeting.
- Manage a Github repository.
Call for joining us
RDMkit is receiving lot of attention from policy makers, funders and RDM infrastructure providers, therefore editorial board members should be professionals and experts in RDM, with an interest for effective digital communication, who can help in keeping high quality content. We want to keep the editorial board manageable in numbers, therefore we are looking for complementary expertise to the current members.
Requirements
- The applicant must have experience in RDM.
- The applicant must be interested in effective digital communication of best practices and guidelines.
- The applicant should be willing to spend some time on evaluation of content.
- The applicant should be open to discuss topics with other editorial board members and to accept feedback.
- The applicant should have basic knowledge of Github.
Application
To become part of the editorial team, please provide:
- A short motivation letter (a couple of paragraphs) describing why you would like to join the RDMkit editorial board.
- A summary of your experience in RDM.
- List of the RDMkit sections that you are most interested in (or feel are missing).
Please, send your application to rdm-editors@elixir-europe.org.
Past editorial board members
In this section we would like to thank contributions of our past editorial members.
Daniel Faria
University of Lisbon / ELIXIR-PT
Mijke Jetten
Niclas Jareborg
NBIS / ELIXIR-SE
Pinar Alper
LCSB / ELIXIR-LU
Rob Hooft