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## RDA CURE-FAIR WG #### **Subgroup 1: CURE-FAIR Definitions** **[Join Subgroup][1]** --- **Aim** The aim of Subgroup 1: CURE-FAIR Definitions is to provide a broader understanding of what it means to curate research artifacts (e.g., data, code, software) for the purposes of supporting research reproducibility in the context of FAIR principles. **Charge** To achieve this aim, this subgroup is charged with the following tasks: - Identify existing definitions of curation for reproducibility; - Align definitions of curation for reproducibilty to FAIR principles; and - Address incongruencies between definitions of curation for reproducibility and FAIR principles **Output** The subgroup will produce a report that summarizes existing definitions of curation for reproducibility and the degree to which these definitions align with FAIR principles. --- **Subgroup 1 Lead:** Thu-Mai Christian **Subgroup 1 meets via Zoom every 2 weeks (to be scheduled). Notes, resources, and other Subgroup 1 materials can be accessed via [OSF][2] or [Google Drive][3].** [1]: https://bit.ly/35lHj34 [2]: https://osf.io/74hk5/ [3]: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1j4DQO2q-AF0r7GAc17WmkVes9fcKVo9w?usp=sharing
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