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BUILDING THE LEDGER OF RECORD FOR RESEARCHERS AND SCIENTISTS

Blockchain and Publishing Real World Experience

NFAIS

5/15/2018

PATENT PENDING f0b8fbdc30f384c58bf3936c09d626d4d9766c43ecf1f98a8233b280

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THE RESEARCH PROCESS HAS WELL KNOWN OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT WHERE PUBLISHERS CAN PLAY A MEANINGFUL ROLE What role should publishers play?

“Researchers are increasingly questioning the time it takes to publish their work. Many say that they feel trapped in a cycle of submission, rejection, review, re-review and re-re-review that seems to eat up months of their lives, interfere with job, grant and tenure applications and slow down the dissemination

  • f results”

“He found that the mean review time had roughly doubled in the past decade, from 50–130 days to 150–250 days, depending on the journal . And when Royle looked at eight journals that had published cell- biology papers over the past decade, he found that publication times had lengthened at seven of them, mostly because review times had stretched out..”

Cycle Time

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THESE CHALLENGES OFTEN EMANATE OR ARE EXACERBATED FROM THE CONSTRAINING NATURE OF OUR SYSTEM TODAY

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  • Long time lags in research dissemination
  • Discoverability gated until years from research
  • Persistent issues in providing proper attribution

and allocation of credit

  • Citations that are continually subject to breaks

and ambiguity

  • Many opaque systems with dramatically different counts and balances
  • Deeply retrospective and binary formal citation metrics
  • Risks in sharing and loss/abuse of IP
  • Limited sharing and discoverability that inhibits detection of duplicative work and

issues with research integrity

  • High value content that becomes undiscoverable,

dark knowledge

  • Ad-hoc/inconsistent rules and routines for attribution

and citing

  • Limited and informal soft metrics

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Patent Pending

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IF THIS WAS YOUR BANK BALANCE AT DIFFERENT ATM’S….

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CI·TA·TION

sī’tāSH(ə)n/

The Mertonian description of normal science describes citations as the currency of

  • science. Scientists make payments, in the form of citations, to their preceptors

— Eugene Garfield, 1962

REFRAMING INDEXING AND ATTRIBUTION BY RETURNING TO THE ORIGINAL VISION

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ARTiFACTS -- CREATING THE LEDGER OF RECORD FOR RESEARCHERS AND SCIENTISTS

  • Today, the digitization of linkages across research artifacts is captured for only a fraction o
  • f outputs,

focused largely on published articles, in deeply retrospective, inconsistent and error prone indexes

  • ARTiFACTS provides researchers a simple, user-friendly platform for sharing research, establishing and

maintaining all linkages prospectively, from the earliest stages of research and including citing transactions

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  • Through its distributed ledger and transaction engine it records a permanent, valid, and immutable chain
  • f records for all research artifact ‘transactions’ including citing transactions
  • ARTiFACTS brings a new level of capability to authoritatively and rigorously manage citations, artifact

linkages, and ownership pre- or post-publication

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Enabling Researchers & Scientists To Do Three Simple Things:

  • Establish proof-of-existence and confirm

provenance at any time

  • Protect and manage intellectual property (IP)

while concurrently facilitating knowledge and content sharing

  • Provide and receive valid, break-proof

attribution and assignment of credit

THE ARTIFACTS PLATFORM

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ARTiFACTS MAKES SHARING EASY, SAFE AND BENEFICIAL

  • Designed specifically for

researcher workflows

  • Integrated with leading

tools/ platforms

  • Data entry

EASY SAFE BENEFICIAL

  • Cryptographic hashing

and time stamping

  • Anonymous or public
  • DRM via smart

contracting (future)

  • Build reputation immediately
  • Find collaborators
  • Speed research

THE ARTiFACTS’ SYSTEM LIBERATES KNOWLEDGE AND BUILDS REPUTATIONS IN REAL TIME

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ARTiFACTS ENABLES FASTER, MORE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE

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  • Single source-of truth
  • No time lags and artificial constraints
  • Foundation for new and community driven set of analytics
  • Citations with dimensionality
  • Comprehensive and prospective indexing
  • All artifacts linked and searchable
  • Proof of origin established immutably and IP manageable by

creator/owner

  • Attribution/citation happening at any point across all research
  • utputs providing more timely recognition and enhancing

discoverability

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Patent Pending

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THIS ADDITIONAL KNOWLEDGE ENHANCES THE POWER OF THE PUBLISHED ARTICLE AND THE IMPACT OF THE JOURNAL

  • Sharing made easy and

beneficial

  • Reputation growing as

research happens

  • Enhanced with related

content

  • Peer review facilitated

with more information

  • More powerful and

credible

  • Setting new standard in linked,

available work product

  • Providing value to researcher
  • Aiding peer review and

reproduciblilty

  • IP management options

Researcher Article Journal

Link to author’s additional supplementary research artifacts supporting the published article such as data sets, experimental design, methods, images, presentations, posters, etc

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HOW DOES IT WORK: EXAMPLE, ESTABLISHING PROOF OF EXISTENCE

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Click on any research output from the project Add any additional meta data if desired

Creates a SHA-256 one- way hash (fingerprint) of the file and puts that hash

  • n the blockchain with the

block’s timestamp SUCCESS! I have just immutably established provenance for this picture

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HOW DOES IT WORK: EXAMPLE, ESTABLISHING PROOF OF EXISTENCE

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NEXT STEPS? PROACTIVELY EXPLORE SOLUTIONS ENABLED BY NEW TECHNOLOGY

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ARTiFAC ACTS Harnesses B Blockchain to Address Key Challenges within Scholarly Research

Founding Member

International Society of Blockchain for Science

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Competitive Response Thursday, May 10, 2018 Jo McShea, VP & Lead Analyst

Patent Pending

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Kevin in McCurr Curry

25+ years across technology and information industries Former CSO, Thomson Scientific

Courtney Morris is

25+ years experience including healthcare and life science information businesses Former CSO Thomson Healthcare

Geor

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Moor

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25+ years across Publishing/technology, SAAS businesses Former CTO, Elsevier

Dave Koc

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halko

30+ years in technology and information industries focused on science and academia Co-Founder ORCID

Marcos

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Blanco anco

12+ years experience in media and technology including M/A, VC and start-ups

ADVISERS

Bruce e Stangle gle

Chairman & co-founder, Analysis Group

How

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d Ratner er

Executive Director, Chorus. Former Nature CTO

Jeremy Ka Kaufm fman an

CEO, LBRY – a blockchain content company

Jan Scheu eufen en

Chief Product Officer, Monax– an enterprise blockchain company

Nancy Ka Kassam-Ada dams

Psychologist / Researcher, UPENN School of Medicine

Ron Dixon

Head of Clinical Affairs at Onduo

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ARTiFACTS HAS BEEN FOUNDED BY A SEASONED TEAM WITH DEEP INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

Representative Experience:

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THANK YOU

cmorris@artifacts.ai kmccurry@artifacts.ai

www.artifacts.ai

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