Two Key Reports Released Research data stewardship is core enabler of engagement with FAIR and Open Data, effective data management and reduction in research waste. As the role of data steward grows in importance, the need for professionalisation and tailored learning pathways has become critical. Over the past two years Sonraí has engaged in broad consultation across the research community. Conducting 21 interviews with experts…
Jenny O’Neill – University College Dublin In this series of short posts we have asked colleagues and peers for their three top tips for effective data management and stewardship. Overtime we hope to build a collection of advice from across the research data ecosystem from data stewards, IT professionals, researchers and all those working with data. Next up is some excellent advice from our project…
Dr Deborah Thorpe – University College Cork In this series of short posts we have asked colleagues and peers for their three top tips for effective data management and stewardship. Overtime we hope to build a collection of advice from across the research data ecosystem from data stewards, IT professionals, researchers and all those working with data. Here we share some words of advice from…
Dr Brendan Palmer In this series of short posts we have asked colleagues and peers for their three top tips for effective data management and stewardship. Overtime we hope to build a collection of advice from across the research data ecosystem from data stewards, IT professionals, researchers and all those working with data. Here we share the first in the series from Dr. Brendan Palmer,…
CONUL established in 1971 is the Consortium of National and University Libraries and is the representative body of research libraries in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The CONUL Conference is an annual event which this year focused on the theme of sustainability in libraries and included talks posters and workshops aimed at exploring future trends in library design, services, collections, teaching and research. Sustainability in libraries…
