Research Data Management: What is RDM?
Research Data Management (RDM) is a broad term that encompasses all practices and actions to ensure that research data are secure, sustainable, and easy to find, understand and (re)use, not only during a research project, but also in the longer term. Taking proper care of data is an essential part of good research practice.
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More information
- Ghent University RDM webpages
More tips
- Data analysis resources (Search / find)
- DMPonline.be: How do I write a Data Management Plan? (Write)
- EU funding: Open Research Data for ERC grants - H2020 (Funding / GISMO)
- FAIR: What are the FAIR data principles? (Research integrity & ethics)
- FileSender: introductie (Publish)
- FileSender: introduction (Publish)
- FWO: How do I complete the DMP section in my FWO application? (Research integrity & ethics)
- Open Research Data Pilot and research data management for Horizon 2020 projects (Funding / GISMO)
- The research data lifecycle: What is it? (Research integrity & ethics)
Last modified May 12, 2023, 11:05 a.m.