We are happy to announce the last RDM experts meeting for this calendar year! Our meeting will take place on 14 December 2021 from 15:30 to 17:00. Unfortunately, the current health situation has taken us back to the online environment. We nonetheless hope to have an exciting afternoon.
The Netherlands eScience Center is organising an online workshop in December. The topic is “Data Carpentry with Python”. The workshop is open and free to all researchers in the Netherlands. This workshop teaches fundamental data skills for research.
Are you a researcher at Maastricht University and would you like to learn more about Research Data Management? Then register for the upcoming Introduction to Research Data Management workshop on Wednesday, 1 December from 11:00 to 13:00.
Join the next DataHub sprint review with sprint goal ” update the ingest procedure to work with the new customizable general metadata implementation”.
FAIRness is the central theme of the Digital Society Conference, organised by the Association of Universities in the Netherlands on 29 & 30 November 2021. Top scholars and scientists will explain and show the latest digital trends and developments around FAIRness, together with special guests from all over the globe.
Pre-registration is considered a particularly relevant tool to increase trust in science and provide more robust and replicable scientific findings. This workshop will not only teach participants how pre-registration is applicable to your study field, but will also include some hands-on practical examples on how to pre-register your research.
This ReproducibiliTea meeting will contain a discussion of the main problems and which measures can be used to optimize the key elements of the scientific process, moreover, what can be done to increase the adoption of these measures of Open Science at UM
This second edition of the FAIR Coffee lecture series on 10 November 10 2021 features a presentation by Dr. Ronald Cornet, from the department of Medical Informatics in the Amsterdam Public Health research institute, Amsterdam UMC, entitled “FAIR – from Principles via Practices to Profits”
UM is on a mission to become a leading example of the Open Science movement, which aims to make research, including papers, data, methods, etc., open to anyone so we can all benefit. With this workshop, we aim to introduce to you one of the most important steps to making science more open, namely pre-registration. This workshop is will not only teach participants how pre-registration is applicable to your study field, but will also include some hands-on practical examples on how to pre-register your research.
Join the next DataHub sprint review with sprint goal “Prepare for CEDAR schemas for collection metadata in Maastricht Data Repository with proper styling”.