Qualitative FAIR data

26 October

Qualitative research materials (e.g. interview transcripts, focus groups, policy notes) can benefit from the application of FAIR principles, to enable for discovery and reuse. In this workshop, we focus on relevant regulations and community standards for qualitative research. For example, we learn how different levels of processing of data (e.g. raw vs anonymized data) affect the access levels that can be applied (e.g. open or restricted access).

This workshop is for researchers and academic staff and provided at a beginner level.

For more information and registration, please visit the event page.

Introduction to Data Management Plans

9 November

As a researcher, you invest a great deal of your time and energy in obtaining valuable research data. Good data management is important to ensure that your data remain accessible and usable in the future, for yourself and others. But what does that involve? During this training, we will explain more about what research data management involves, good data management practices, advantages of good research data management, what it means to make your data FAIR and more.

The workshop is organised online via Microsoft Teams and is for researchers, academic staff and support staff. The workshop is provided at a beginner level.

For more information and registration, please visit the workshop page.

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