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18 Nov 2015: Tues 12 April 2016, 10:30 - 12:30 ​ 8 Mill Lane, Lecture Room 5, Cambridge. CB2 1RX Come over to our introductory workshop to research data management and learn how not to get lost in our own research data (and how not to lose your data!).

11 Mar 2015: Additionally, at the bottom of the page you will find direct links to external support providers, so feel free to check out their webpages and look for new interesting tools and

11 Mar 2015: If this is the case, then the new UKRI Open Access policy (in effect since 1 April 2022) states that the research publication still needs to include a data statement; in

6 Mar 2015: what software is compatible with hardware you already have. whether you have funding for new software. ... what formats are at risk of obsolescence, because of new versions or their dependence on particular software.

19 Apr 2015: Attribution-ShareAlike. CC BY-SA. This licence lets others remix, tweak, and build upon your work even for commercial purposes, as long as they credit you and license their new creations ... All new works based on yours will carry the same licence, so

7 Mar 2015: A VPN will usually allow you to:. access files securely. save new files/versions.

2 Mar 2015: This avoids confusion in shared workspaces if a member of staff leaves, and makes the file system easier to navigate for new people joining the workspace. ... Archive your old emails. If you have hundreds of emails hanging around from more than a month

5 Mar 2015: Crafting your data management plan Most research funders encourage researchers to think about their research data management activities from the beginning of the project. This will often mean a formal plan for managing data (a 'data management plan')

2 Mar 2015: even if a document can still be opened with new software, it may be altered to a degree as to no longer be understandable or reliable for continued research. ... migrate data to new software versions, or use a format that can easily be imported to

7 Mar 2015: Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) (e.g. copyright, patents) affect the way both you and others can use your research outputs. Failure to clarify rights at the start of the research process can lead to unexpected