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To PID or Not to PID: Advanced Topics in Physical Sample Data Curation
Tuesday July 28, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm CDT
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The ESIP Physical Sample Curation Cluster recently published a guide for scientific authors on 'Publishing Open Research Using Physical Samples.' This interactive session builds on that work to spur new discussion on advanced topics in open research using physical samples, with the goal of identifying places for further best practices development. Three 8-minute presentations will showcase key advanced topics, followed by ~40 minutes in breakout groups using large sticky note posters to document use cases and outline proposed guidance. The session closes with ~20 minutes of report-backs and discussion on next steps. Seeded discussion topics include CRediT taxonomy and samples, and field campaigns.

Audience
Researchers who use physical samples; curators of physical sample collections; infrastructure developers and data stewards who work on systems containing digital sample identifiers; ESIP community members with connections to scholarly journal infrastructure and DOI registries
Speakers
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Natalie Raia

Earth Science Cyberinfrastructure Research Principal, University of Arizona
Natalie Raia is a Earth Science Cyberinfrastructure Research Scientist in the College of Information Science at the University of Arizona. She collaborates with library and information scientists, systems engineers, researchers, publishers, and academic societies to develop and drive... Read More →
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Andrea Thomer

Associate Professor, University of Arizona, College of Information Science
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Tuesday July 28, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm CDT
Location TBA
  Standards, Metadata, & Interoperability
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