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August 1, 2016

Repository Fringe 2016

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Rory Macneil, ResearchSpace Chief Executive, spoke jointly at Repofringe 2016 with Angus Whyte of the DCC and Stuart Lewis of the University of Edinburgh.

Venue: Edinburgh, Scotland

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Dates: 1st – 2nd August 2016
Title: Paving the Way to Open and Interoperable Research Data Service Workflows
Session: Making a Difference with Data
Slides from the talk can be viewed here

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