We describe the infrastructure developed at the NASA Astrophysics Data System that implements a software citation detection, metadata capture and ingest, and event-driven notification system, highlighting challenges to promoting software into first-class research objects.

We present an analysis of the distributed peer review process used to assess the majority of proposals submitted to the ALMA Cycle 8 Main Call. This process was implemented to overcome the challenge of increasingly unsustainable reviewer workloads in traditional panel reviews.

NASA recently ran a ground-breaking experiment requiring submission of Inclusion Plans with ATP research proposals. Preliminary analysis of themes in submitted plans and a comparison of the reviews by both science and inclusion expert panels are presented by Sacco and Norman.

A use case for the Santa Barbara CGM Model.