Aligning And Developing Research Services To Meet The Needs Of Faculty, Researchers, And Students

Smith, Plato

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Aligning And Developing Research Services To Meet The Needs Of Faculty, Researchers, And Students

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 17 Jan 2017Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Smith, Plato;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.243121

Aligning And Developing Research Services To Meet The Needs Of Faculty, Researchers, And Students

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This poster includes a diagram illustrating visual workflows of (1) funding agency program solicitation, (2) key components of a data management plan, (3) key processes of the data lifecycle, (4) campus infrastructure and resources, (5) elements of sustainability, and (6) a QR code to the 1st Data Management Training workshop for Spring 2017 contributing to one of many efforts developing of a culture of data management at UF.

The Data Management and Curation Working Group (DMCWG), UF Research Computing, UF Division of Sponsored Programs, UF Division of Research Program Development, and UF Informatics Institute made this poster possible.

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University of Florida
United States

Keywords

Research collaborations, Campus stakeholders, Data management planning, Training workshops

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