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Data citation tutorial slides now available
The slides from the tutorial given at iPres 2012 on October 2nd 2012 are now available from the DCC website. -
Presentation on Data Citation Guide
Alex Ball will be presenting How to cite datasets and link to publications – a report of the Digital Curation Centre on Tuesday 28th October 2012 in the data Publication... -
Citizen Science briefing paper now available.
The DCC has published a new briefing paper on Citizen Science from the Patients Participate! project. The briefing paper provides an introduction to citizen science, presents benefits, and lists issues...
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A conversation with the funders
Posted on 30 April 2013 | From DCCThe organisers of DCC’s special event, Funding Research Data Management, which took place on 25th April at Aston University, can surely claim that the essence of the debate (about what is acceptable, feasible and achievable in the use of research... -
A conversation with the funders
Posted on 30 April 2013 | From DCCThe organisers of DCC’s special event, Funding Research Data Management, which took place on 25th April at Aston University, can surely claim that the essence of the debate (about what is acceptable, feasible and achievable in the use of research... -
RDM in the Performing Arts
Posted on 24 April 2013 | From DCCDisciplinary variations notwithstanding, there is a widespread understanding among scientific researchers about what is meant by ‘research data’, and research funders and institutions have supported and enabled this via authoritative defini... -
End of REDm-MED Project
Posted on 18 April 2013 | From REDm-MEDAs you may have gathered from an earlier post, the REDm-MED project successfully concluded in June 2012. As a result, the time has come to close the blog; it will still be around for reference but there won’t be any new posts or comments. You can still see a full list of project outputs on [...] -
RAIDmap documentation on SourceForge
Posted on 18 April 2013 | From REDm-MEDThe RAIDmap Application User Guide and RAIDmap Application Developer Guide have been converted and can now be read on the RAIDmap wiki on SourceForge. In the long term, this will make it easier to update the documentation when changes are made to the software. If anyone is interested in developing RAIDmap further, please just put [...] -
Hands-on RDM with SIM4RDM
Posted on 18 April 2013 | From DCCOn 12 April 2013 I attended a workshop organised in Berlin by the SIM4RDM project.read more -
Making Data Count
Posted on 17 April 2013 | From DCCFor some time now, the digital curation community has argued that datasets deserve to be considered first class research outputs. Now at last there is an appetite within the academic mainstream to make it happen, but there are still a lot of implicatio... -
Making Data Count
Posted on 17 April 2013 | From DCCFor some time now, the digital curation community has argued that datasets deserve to be considered first class research outputs. Now at last there is an appetite within the academic mainstream to make it happen, but there are still a lot of implicatio...


