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  • Research collaboration
  • Information science

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  • Trust is essential for collaboration, yet scientific research is a global endeavor with diverse participants, policies, and cultures.
  • Establishing trust locally within and between research communities presents a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore how trust can be effectively established in global scientific research communities.
  • To identify key components for building trust and enabling collaboration across diverse research environments.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of three case studies: ORCID, Global Alliance for Genomics and Health, and SeamlessAccess.
  • Examination of their shared core services in identity and access management.
  • Evaluation of community building efforts and governance frameworks.

Main Results:

  • These platforms demonstrate the importance of transparent governance processes.
  • Thoughtful engagement of stakeholder groups is crucial for building trust.
  • Open and durable information sharing fosters the necessary "stickiness" for collaboration.

Conclusions:

  • Transparent governance, stakeholder engagement, and open information sharing are vital for establishing trust in scientific research.
  • The examined platforms provide successful models for building trust through shared technical services and community efforts.