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Data Librarian and Knowledge Management Expert
About Rachel Tang
In 2022, Rachel Tang led the metadata remediation of the Open Quantum Materials Archive, reconstructing inconsistent provenance trails across 17 legacy lab systems so that AI training sets could reliably distinguish between simulated and experimentally validated lattice structures. She doesn’t believe in ‘clean data’ as an end state, but as a living negotiation: every taxonomy she designs includes versioned dissent fields where researchers annotate contested classifications. Her workflow diagrams appear in IEEE journals not for their aesthetics, but because they embed time-aware access rules, e.g., granting post-publication read-only access to raw sensor logs only after peer review completion. She’s built knowledge graphs that treat citation networks as bidirectional accountability loops, not one-way influence arrows. When teams stall on cross-departmental data handoffs, she audits the unspoken friction points: inconsistent unit conventions buried in spreadsheet comments, or institutional memory trapped in Slack threads older than the project’s GitHub repo. Her tools don’t just store information, they preserve the context of its uncertainty.
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- “How do you handle conflicting definitions of 'replication' across three labs running the same climate model?”
- “What’s your protocol when a researcher insists on keeping sensitive calibration notes offline?”
- “Can you help me map which parts of our clinical trial dataset violate FAIR principles—and why?”
- “How would you redesign our lab’s Jupyter notebook sharing system to track methodological drift?”