The Future of Knowledge Curation and Dissemination
Chosen theme: The Future of Knowledge Curation and Dissemination. Imagine a librarian, a data engineer, and a community organizer walking into a shared workspace—together they turn scattered insights into living, portable knowledge. Join us, add your voice, and help shape how ideas travel next.
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Architectures That Carry Knowledge Further
By connecting people, concepts, data, and claims, knowledge graphs reveal pathways across disciplines. A clinician once found a gene–drug link via such a graph, accelerating a trial’s design. What connections could your field uncover if your sources were graph-ready and richly linked?
Human–AI Co‑Curation in Practice
Beyond keyword queries, embeddings, clustering, and argument mapping can produce navigable overviews from noisy corpora. Share a case where you moved from lists of links to a living map, and explain how that changed the decisions your team ultimately made.
Formats and Channels for Dissemination
Living Articles and Executable Notebooks
Versioned claims, inline data, and runnable code let readers test, remix, and revalidate findings. Have you published a notebook-backed article or policy brief? Post the link and note what worked—or broke—so we can compile a community playbook for sustainable living documents.
Sustaining the Commons
Consortial memberships, public–private partnerships, and modest contributor fees can keep platforms independent of advertising pressure. What blend preserves openness without burnout? Outline your cost drivers and invite peers to pressure-test your assumptions and suggest diversified revenue streams.
Sustaining the Commons
Advisory councils that include researchers, librarians, educators, students, and publishers keep priorities balanced. Share your charter, roles, and decision logs. How do you prevent capture by a single stakeholder group while staying decisive and timely when issues arise?
