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Modular Interoperable Research Attribution @mira.science · 24/09/2026

Notes from our kick-off workshop in Ireland this June 🍀 @scios.tech worked with @discoursegraphs.bsky.social to facilitate a fantastic workshop of 20+ researchers, technologists, and open science leaders to design and build a new modular medium for research! Participating people/orgs >

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What we built at the MIRA Kickoff

Four days in Ireland. Three user stories. Six working prototypes, a tested schema, and the demos to show for it.

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 15/08/2026

In person only, unfortunately. See you at the next one! = )

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 15/08/2026

They had us on their list of dangerous sites.... thanks for letting us know!

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 14/08/2026

Do you happen to have Xfinity as an ISP?

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ATProto Science @atproto.science · 14/08/2026

IOSP is a wonderful event by @scios.tech focused on building the open science stack of the future: modular research, community owned infra, novel funding. And we’re putting on an #ATScience workshop at the upcoming meeting - join us Leiden, Oct 12-15! Details in thread 👇 www.iosp.science#iosp2026

IOSP 2026
12 → 15
October 2026
Venue
Poortgebouw, University of Leiden, and GO FAIR host us on Oct 12, 13, and 15. Oct 14 is our community field day: we leave the workshop rooms behind for walking sessions, informal working groups, and a field trip to the National Open Science Festival in Delft — a day for the community to experience life together, not just work together, before we reconvene for the final day.

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 04/05/2026

May SciOS newsletter just went out as well: - First details on IOSP 2026. - Development conversations with Citey. - First looks at PRSM updates. - Previews of future writings and projects. - Invitations to join in the work! Subscriber-only. www.scios.tech?newsletter=1

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Facilitating infrastructure for open science

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 04/05/2026

Franck Marchis (SETI / SkyMapper) on distributed, protocol-level data storage with our Resilient Data Futures Lab. May 7, 1-2pm ET. Join the RDF Lab for an invite: scios.tech?join=resilie... Newsletter signup: www.scios.tech?newsletter=1

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 23/04/2026

Who's making the GitHub for science artifacts? And who's actively developing the granular, versionable, free PID? ATProto? dPID? IPFS? New to Bluesky, not sure who to ask. @atproto.science @atproto.com @ipfs.tech @filecoin.bsky.social

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 23/04/2026

The best we can think of for where to publish and get this capability is GitHub, which would be great. Before we go that route, we're wondering if there are platforms designed for documents rather than code.

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 23/04/2026

We don't want traditional, static, boring, time-consuming peer-review. We want to publish in a way that contributors can join, suggest edits, additions, counter-evidence, counter-claims, etc. A versionable continuous "product" open to contributions. Like open source. Publish. Fork. Merge.

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 23/04/2026

Seeking product: We're working on a collaboratively written paper related to resilient data infrastructure and want to publish its current version. Current version meaning this thing isn't done, and should never be done. It should evolve over time.

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scios.tech @scios.tech · 23/04/2026

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Facilitating infrastructure for open science

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