Join the library for an introduction to the open research and data management.
Introduction to open research and data management
This class is for those of you who are wondering what open research, or open science is, and how it affects your day-to-day work as a researcher. What is actually considered research data, and what guidelines apply? In this class you can learn more about managing research data from beginning to end, and the advantages this brings. There will also be an opportunity to discuss practical challenges with other participants.
Target audience: PhD candidates and staff at UiS Equipment: Your own laptop Teaching method: Lecture and discussion Participants: 25, no sign up recuired Language: English Where: The Data Lab, KE A-259
After the class you should be familiar with:
- The terms "open research" / "open science», and the benefits of it
- Basic principles of managing and sharing research data:
- Planning
- Organising, documentation and storing
- Sharing and archiving
- How to find relevant research data
- The FAIR principles - Guidelines and mandates from UiS and funders
Questions about open research and data managment? Contact:
Email datahandtering@uis.no if you have questions about open research and data managment.
Stavanger University Library
Department of Resources and Publishing
Stavanger University Library
Department of Resources and Publishing
Stavanger University Library
Department of Resources and Publishing
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