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An expert committee under the National Academies Board on Research Data and Information will conduct a study that examines current efforts to develop advanced and automated workflows for scientific research. The committee's primary information gathering will consist of a workshop that examines the status of research workflows in several example fields, key barriers and enablers, and emerging opportunities. Based on insights from the workshop, a review of the literature, and other inputs, the committee will produce a consensus report that identifies research needs and priorities in the use of advanced and automated workflows for scientific research.
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Consensus
·2022
The needs and demands placed on science to address a range of urgent problems are growing. The world is faced with complex, interrelated challenges in which the way forward lies hidden or dispersed across disciplines and organizations. For centuries, scientific research has progressed through iterat...
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Description
An ad hoc committee will conduct a study that examines current efforts to develop advanced and automated workflows for scientific research. The study will also identify promising research approaches to accelerating progress in the effectiveness and utilization of workflow systems and tools. The committee’s primary information gathering will consist of a workshop that examines the status of research workflows in several example fields, key barriers and enablers, and emerging opportunities. The workshop will explore the role of open science, in the form of broad access to research articles, data, and analytical code, and other enabling factors. Based on insights from the workshop, a review of the literature, and other inputs, the committee will produce a consensus report that identifies research needs and priorities in the use of advanced and automated workflows for scientific research.
Collaborators
Committee
Chair
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Thomas S. Arrison
Staff Officer
Sponsors
Eric and Wendy Schmidt Fund for Strategic Innovation
Staff
Tom Arrison
Lead
Olivia Torbert
Jon Eisenberg
Ester Sztein
Emi Kameyama
Michelle Schwalbe
George Strawn
Major units and sub-units
Policy and Global Affairs
Lead
Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences
Collaborator
Board on Research Data and Information
Lead
U.S. Science and Innovation Policy
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Computer Science and Telecommunications Board
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Board on Mathematical Sciences and Analytics
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