Do you know where to save your research data? How often to back it up? How to protect it from viruses or theft? How to make it available for others to use when your research is completed? If you’re the recipient of federal funds, do you know what rules govern sharing your data? How do you preserve your data so it is still usable in five years?
The University of Connecticut Libraries is sponsoring a series of workshops on the best practices for managing research data for graduate students starting February 20 and running through early June.
Workshops for any graduate student will take place at Homer Babbidge Library. For further information and registration, please visit: http://lib.uconn.edu/instruction/workshop.
A separate set of workshops, geared specifically for graduate students in UConn’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR), will take place concurrently in the Jones and Young Buildings. To learn more, go
to: http://s.uconn.edu/RDMregCANR.
For more information, contact: Carolyn Mills at Carolyn.mills@uconn.edu.