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Navigating the potholes
Posted on 7 March 2012 From DCCAs part of our series of blog posts on developing RDM roadmaps, this week we're reflecting on what a roadmap looks like and where HEIs have most work to do. Read more | -
The essential data roadmap
Posted on 1 March 2012 From DCCLast April the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) wrote to university vice chancellors explaining their Policy Framework on Research Data. This framework set out EPSRC’s principles and expectations concerning how the insti... | -
Developing a roadmap for RDM
Posted on 16 February 2012 From DCCWe trialled a new session at the Loughborough roadshow on developing data policy and services. This ended with an excerise on producing an RDM roadmap, as the EPSRC requirement to do this by May 2012 is uppermost on many people's minds. Read more | -
Re-skilling for research – observations on an RLUK report
Posted on 6 February 2012 From DCCThe Preface to this new RLUK report opens by declaring how it “is clear that as the nature of research within our institutions changes, so must the role of the library in supporting research”.Read more | -
How can we evaluate data repositories? Pointers from DryadUK
Posted on 1 February 2012 From DCCHow can researchers, publishers and others interested in a data repository tell if it is any good or not? The Dryad UK project has released a 'Draft Framework for Assessing the Dryad Data Repository'. This was was among the final outputs recent... | -
House of Lords debates research data curation and disclosure
Posted on 15 January 2012 From DCCScrutiny of the Protection of Freedoms Bill brings calls from peers for 'temporary exemption' for data if researchers undertake to deposit in an archive. This is one of many amendments being considered that would bring FOI legislation in the re... | -
Developing institutional data policies: trend for 2012
Posted on 22 December 2011 From DCCThe DCC is supporting a number of UK universities with research data management and top of the wishlist for most is a data policy. The EPSRC policy framework is often cited a key driver. We’re also seeing lots of policy development courtesy of th... | -
IDCC11: Advancing research and technology to safeguard our digital future
Posted on 13 December 2011 From DCCThe closing keynote at the #idcc11 was presented by Natasa Milic-Frayling from Microsoft Research Cambridge (MSRC), who spoke about advancing research and technology to safeguard our digital future. Read more | -
IDCC11 Session A3: Formats
Posted on 13 December 2011 From DCCThis session at IDCC 2011 might have been titled “Everything to Fear but Fear Itself”. As preservation specialists know, when it comes to file format issues just about anything that can go wrong probably will in time. The three presentation... | -
IDCC11: Open data driving scholarly communications in 2020
Posted on 13 December 2011 From DCCProfessor Philip E Bourne from the Department of Pharmacology at University of California San Diego and Editor-in-Chief of PLoS Computational Biology gave a remote presentation to the conference via Skype to outline what he sees as the future for data ... |