Introducing Research Data Management

In this series of blog posts I will be discussing Research Data Management (RDM), why should researchers implement RDM, how and when they should do it, and from who and where they can get help and support. As the answer to the last of these questions is often “the library”, this series also provides an introduction for library staff that may be required to provide support for researchers on RDM.

Related Organizations

London School of Economics and Political Science
United Kingdom

Keywords

Research Data Management, Librarian

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