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RDM webinars and recordings 

Keep up to date with Research Data Management policies, opportunities, and solutions with these webinars.

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Research Data Sharing Discussion & Solutions for Institutions

The Research Data Management policy from the Tri-Agency Council (CIHR, NSERC, and SSHRC) in addition to the changes in the US (NIH) Data Management & Sharing Policies is changing the landscape of institutional research data management. Join the Elsevier Research Data Management team as they provide guidance moving forward.

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Needle in a Haystack: Where Is My Institution’s Data? Monitor & Report Research Data

In the second part of our 'From Strategy to Impact' RDM webinar series, join guests from the University of Manchester and the University if Groningen as they highlight:

  • Why tracking your institutional data is a challenge

  • Why it is important to track your institutional data

  • How different institutions tackled the challenge and what benefits they have reaped

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Developing Your Research Data Management Program with Data Monitor

In this webinar, we share stories on how institutions that use Data Monitor’s dataset search and discovery capabilities to make it easier for librarians and research offices to track their institution’s entire research data output and monitor compliance with open science policies, all while complying with new Open Data policies and initiatives.

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“The amount of research data lost or misplaced over time because they weren’t properly managed, archived and preserved is so vast it is difficult to estimate.”

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