Many funders and publishers require that you share your research data and code so that it can be reviewed, preserved, and ideally reused by others. Sharing data and code via repositories are an excellent way to meet this requirement, but how do you go about choosing one? Whether you are writing your data management plan at the proposal stage or have completed your research and need to find a repository soon, this webinar gives you the knowledge and resources to evaluate repositories and identify potential contenders for your research data and code. Note, while there is some discussion around sharing data derived from humans, it is not the primary focus of this webinar.
Registration link: https://jhu.libcal.com/event/12839566
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https://qa.publichealth.jhu.edu/node/304036.
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 2024-12-03 17:00 2024-12-03 18:00 UTC use-title Location Zoom
Many funders and publishers require that you share your research data and code so that it can be reviewed, preserved, and ideally reused by others. Sharing data and code via repositories are an excellent way to meet this requirement, but how do you go about choosing one? Whether you are writing your data management plan at the proposal stage or have completed your research and need to find a repository soon, this webinar gives you the knowledge and resources to evaluate repositories and identify potential contenders for your research data and code. Note, while there is some discussion around sharing data derived from humans, it is not the primary focus of this webinar.
Registration link: https://jhu.libcal.com/event/12839566
