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What researchers want for research data support – A SURF Foundation Report

The full report can be found on the SURF Foundation site. via SURF Foundation publications page: A review of literature describing what researchers want with regard to storage of and access to research data This publication reviews recent literature describing … Continue reading

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What Scientists Think about Open Access Publishing

Highlights from the SOAP project survey. What Scientists Think about Open Access Publishing was posted on arXiv.org Abstract from arXiv.org: The SOAP (Study of Open Access Publishing) project has run a large-scale survey of the attitudes of researchers on, and … Continue reading

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What Nature Publishing Group is up to

Cameron Neylon, in this post on his Science in the Open blog, digs into some of the details about open access publishing and what Nature Publishing Group (NPG) is doing to produce a PLoS-like publication. I know, not too exciting… … Continue reading

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Creating a Data Management Framework

The Australian National Data Service has released a guide titled: Creating a Data Management Framework from announcement to Research Data Management list: Creating a Data Management Framework is designed for institutions which are committed to improving their research data management … Continue reading

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Managing Your Data

The UO Libraries and partners have created a set of pages for guidance on managing research data, with materials on the new NSF Data Management Plan requirement. We’re here to answer questions about plans and help with resources to fill … Continue reading

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The Language of Data

In a brief Wired column, Clive Thompson addresses the importance for all of us to hone our data “reading” skills, with statistics as the “grammar”. I think I need to break out my Biometry textbook. These kinds of skills are … Continue reading

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Data management plans – a satirical view

The news of NSF’s impending requirement for data management plans has prompted a few more or less humorous responses. For instance, see this data management plan from the Daily Life in an Ivory Basement blog. I’m not sure that I … Continue reading

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