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Research Data Management

The University of London is committed to promoting the highest standards of academic research, including excellence in research data management.

Research Data Management is a very important part of undertaking research. Managing research data runs through the entire lifecycle of the project and beyond. This new policy endorses best practice within Research Data Management by supporting integrity of the process, which includes transparency, discoverability, accessibility and re-use.

The latest Research Data Management Policy documents (approved May 22) are available here:

 

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Research Data Management Policy 2022.pdf (169.29 KB)


 

Research Data Management Guidance 2022.pdf (594.48 KB)

The Policy

The Policy aims to provide clarity on what research data means for researchers at the University of London and the responsibilities that each of us (researchers, staff, students, and the institution as a whole) has regarding the policy and its implementation.

This Policy is part of the University Data Management Governance Policy. It is in particular an integral part of the Code of Good Practice in Research and is linked to other Research policies, available here [UOL link needed] . This Policy is to be read in conjunction with the Research Data Management Guidance.

The Guidance

The guidance aims to cover the various intricacies of research data management and to outline the institutional role to both support and monitor implementation of the policy.

 

Principle stages of the Research Lifecycle

Principle stages of the Research Lifecycle

TY  - BOOK, AU  - Richardson, Joanna, AU  - Wolski, Malcolm, PY  - 2011/04/01, T1  - A Framework for University Research Data Management

Research Data Lifecycle

Research Data Lifecycle (by DTU AIS Bibliometrics and Data Management - licensed under CC0 1.0)

All researchers (staff, students and fellows) across the University are asked to familiarise themselves with the new policy and its guidance.

The institutional e-repository: SAS-Space

The mission of SAS-Space is to provide a stable, well-managed, permanent archive for digital scholarly and research materials of enduring value produced at, or in association with the University of London: https://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/about/