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Workshop abstract: Research Data and Research Software Management is beneficial for the quality of scientific practice, can be time and cost-efficient, and provides recognition for all research outputs. It is, therefore, important to familiarise yourself with the information and tools available to manage your data during various stages of your research. In this workshop, you will be introduced to research output management concepts, such as the FAIR data and software principles, Data Management Plans (DMP), data archiving, and Software Management Plans. This will be followed by hands-on experience with a FAIR data assessment tool and software management guidelines. Workshop delivered by: Kim Ferguson, DANS, Research Data Management Specialist, Jaro Camphuijsen, Netherlands eScience Center, Research Software Engineer and Mateusz Kuzak, the Netherlands eScience Center, Training Programme Lead This workshop was given at NWO LIfe 2023 in Egmond aan Zee, The Netherlands. There is an introduction slide deck ("NWOLife-a-workshop-introduction"), as well as slide decks for the different workshop components, all presented here as PDF, PPTX, and ODP. The PDF files are the definitive version, whereas the PPTX files are the most accessible and the ODPs are open versions. Note that version 1 of this presentation did not contain all slide decks, and so use the most recent version (10.5281/zenodo.7964978). Slide decks refer to the project DOI that will redirect to the most recent version (10.5281/zenodo.7962359).
FAIR data, life sciences, open software, open science, research data management
FAIR data, life sciences, open software, open science, research data management
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