Educators:
Jeanne Wilbrandt, Steve Hoffmann (RBC / de.STAIR), Daniel Wibberg (CAU), Sebastian Beier (GCBN), Simon Parker (HD-HuB), Maja Ray (de.NBI-SysBio), Amandine Nunes-Jorge (BioData)
Date:
15. & 16. Sept. 2021, 10:00 - 13:00
Location:
Online (BigBlueButton)
Contents:
Have you ever wondered what research data management really is? Why is it so important? Then the German Network for bioinformatics infrastructure de.NBI has created the perfect training for you!
More and more funders require the establishment of research data management plans to distribute their grants. Over the course of two days, in just three hours each, you get the chance to learn about how to transfer research project proposals into proper Data Management Plans (DMPs). Data management experts will guide you through the basics of research data management, the dos and don’ts and how to improve the management of the data produced in research projects.
After a short introduction of the research data life cycle and the FAIR data principles, we will explore in multiple hands-on sessions what a data management plan (DMP) is. We will sink our teeth into components, language, and examples of DMPs. In light of the FAIR principles, we will evaluate possible problems and solutions and self-assess a drafted DMP for our own projects.
Are you ready to upgrade your next research project proposal?
Learning goals:
- Know the research life cycle
- Know the FAIR principles and understand their importance
- Know the expectations for a DMP
- Be able to sketch a DMP
Prerequisites:
None
Keywords:
Research data management, planning, FAIR
Tools:
- Computer with internet connection, webcam, and microphone
- Browser
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