Louise Corti, Service Director, Collections Development and Producer Relations and Associate Director and Deb Wiltshire, Senior Access and Support Officer, UK Data Service, introduce a workshop on sharing and archiving data derived from academically-run clinical trials.
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A few months ago, we had the great pleasure of spending a day with our new #DataImpactFellows at Chetham’s Library in Manchester – one of the oldest public libraries in the world. During the day we asked some of them how and why they use data from the UK Data Service and why the Service is so important to their research.
Naomi Saint and Sarah Foxen introduce the UK Parliament’s Knowledge Exchange unit and the importance of data in Parliament.
We’ve asked our #DataImpactFellows to share a day that has made an impression on them as early career researchers. Bozena Wielgoszewska talks us through a day she will never forget: the day of her PhD viva.
Jo Webb from the UK Data Archive, a partner in the UK Data Service, recently presented a workshop at the IASSIST conference on managing change and found out Marie Kondo is a great example to use.
We were pleased to run a Data Dive on 6th July, together with Methods at Manchester. The challenge was: Local to global: The data in plastic, from single use carrier bags to international emissions from plastic manufacture – data strategies for plastic usage reduction.
Ana Morales-Gomez explores the ways that data from the UK Data Service collection can be used with students in the classroom.
Sebastian Netscher from GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences explores the FAIR data principles and how they can support increasing transparency in research.
We are delighted that Christian Reynolds is one of our #DataImpactFellows for 2019.