Researchers are more interested in production and interpretation of data than its technical management. Being informed helps to solve the problem. The sections below feature:
An infographic about researchers and their data
A listing of publisher data policies
Help with preparing data management plans
Information about using electronic lab notebooks with the example of a pilot program conducted in Lyon and Grenoble
Research codes are a scientific production in their own right. How to make them known to the community? What good practices can be developed?
On the one hand, researchers are dealing with data on a daily basis, whether to collect or interpret them. On the other hand, publishers have the capacity to influence greatly the open data process through their policies.
Tips and advice with a recap on what funding bodies require.
What are the differences between paper and digital lab notebooks? And how to choose the most suitable software from the wide range available?
