Open Science, FAIRness and the role of data archiving in it

Description

The Open Science paradigm sets the boundary conditions for knowledge production nowadays. Research Data have never been so much under the focus as right now. From a science-of-science point of view one could say, data are closely linked to research infrastructures.
When it comes to actually looking at practices around data, the situation - as always - reveals a much complexer picture. As PhD students you might have been already exposed to requirements when it comes to the 'data' you use. Research Data Management has become a required, formalised way of doing (project-funded) research.
This lecture tells the story of making data FAIR from the perspective of a research data archive. What are the science policy frameworks we work under, how do we work with scientific communities, how do we embrace new technologies.

Period	08 Nov 2023
Event title	WTMC Series on teaching and learning sts: Archiving
Event type	Workshop
Degree of Recognition	National