University of Bath Archive

  • University of Bath Data Management Plan template and guidance

    University of Bath Data Management Plan template and guidance

    Posted on 30 July 2013 by Jez Cope | From Research360
    One of our key tasks for the Research360 project was to produce an institutional template for data management plans (DMPs) at the University of Bath — an initial version of this is now complete and available to download, along with guidance on its completion. University of Bath Data Management Plan Template Writing your data management plan : [...]

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  • University of Bath Research Data web pages go live

    University of Bath Research Data web pages go live

    Posted on 18 October 2012 by Jez Cope | From Research360
    I’m pleased to announce that our redeveloped Research Data web pages have now been published. We hope that this resource will be useful for researchers and support staff both within and beyond the University. They will continue to be added to and updated as time goes on, particularly over the next 6 months or so as we [...]

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  • The University of Bath Roadmap for EPSRC

    The University of Bath Roadmap for EPSRC

    Posted on 8 June 2012 by Catherine Pink | From Research360
    The University of Bath has spent the past few months working on their response to the EPSRC’s letter to Vice-Chancellors. In this letter, the EPSRC set out their nine expectations for how institutions in receipt of their funding should manage their research data. Responsibility for responding to the EPSRC’s expectations – the roadmap setting out how [...]

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  • Benefiting from Research360: Who, when and how?

    Benefiting from Research360: Who, when and how?

    Posted on 8 March 2012 by Catherine Pink | From Research360
    Thinking about this blog post has provided a welcome opportunity to reflect on what we’re hoping to achieve during the Research360 project. It’s a broad project covering many aspects of research data management (RDM) and generating numerous specific outputs that, one would hope, will all benefit researchers, their collaborators, the institution and the wider RDM [...]

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