Making your research data available to support your publication (online)
Overview
Learn how to share research data effectively: choose repositories, use Sussex Figshare, and write funder-compliant data statements.
Many journals now ask for research data to be made openly available to support publications.
This session will explore options to help researchers to do this effectively, including:
- identifying suitable repositories to share your data
- what to consider when describing your data
- how and when to use Sussex Figshare to generate a DOI for your data prior to publication
- how to use Sussex Figshare to make data privately available to peer reviewers
- tips for writing a data statement for your publication to meet funder requirements
RDF categories
4.2 Research outputs; 2.3 Information and data literacy
Target audience
Postgraduate researchers at the late stage, early career researchers and academics.
Workshop theme
Learn workshops get you thinking about the knowledge, methods and skills you need to conduct your research and deliver outcomes.
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Speakers
Library Research Data Team
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
Location
Online event
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