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Well-organised research data, accompanied by sufficient contextual details, not only saves you time (imagine searching through poorly organised files), but also helps ensure that your scientific findings are credible, reproducible and reusable.
Can you find and understand your research data months or even years after it was created? What essential practices can prevent data rot over time? And how can you ensure that others, including yourself, will understand what your data means and potentially reuse it for further research?
The answers to these questions and more will be covered in this session. Pick up practical tips on keeping your research data organised, tidy and in tip-top shape!
Resources
Learn
- The importance of data organisation and documentation in a research lifecycle.
- To apply best practices of data organisation and documentation to maximise discoverability, reproducibility and replicability of research data.
Speaker
Siti Nur Fairuz Sheikh Ismail
Librarian
Siti Nur Fairuz is a Librarian at NUS Libraries, where she specializes in providing support for researchers in scholarly communication and research data management. Leveraging her academic background, she bridges the gap between complex research workflows and best practices in research data management, helping the NUS community navigate the evolving landscape of scholarly publishing and data stewardship. Fairuz earned her Bachelor’s degree and PhD in Chemistry from NUS.
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first come, first served basis.
Registered participants will receive a meeting invite to join the workshop online.
For help with Research Data Management (RDM)
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