A Secure Future for Research Data, 16/03/11, WRAP repository blog

March 16, 2011

A Secure Future for Research Data

Writing about web page http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/alumni/knowledge/themes/03/secure_future/

Quick link to flag up my contribution to the Warwick Knowledge Centre‘s fortnightly theme of dealing with data.

They asked me for an 800 word article on the pros and cons of storing and accessing research data, which in my hands gained a slight open access slant to it! A little bit ‘research data 101′ for any practitioner but aimed at being a sort introduction the kinds of issues raised by data, awareness raising being the name of the game at the moment. Any questions or comments and I'd be happy to hear them!

Yvonne Budden : 16 Mar 2011 16:12 | Tags: Open Access Research Data | Comments (0) | Report a problem

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