Registration is now open for Data Management for Reproducibility, a live online training course from the UK Reproducibility Network.
The course focuses on practical data management approaches to support robust, reproducible research. It was developed and tested through UKRN’s Open Research Programme and is now being offered to the sector.
The training is delivered across two interactive online sessions and is aimed primarily at researchers working with quantitative data, particularly in the life and biomedical sciences.
📅 Dates: 11 June & 2 July
💻 Format: Live online (MS Teams)
👉 Full course details and booking information: https://www.ukrn.org/data-management-reproducibility-training/
Message from The Open Research Network at SHU: Please note the session is likely to be more suitable for researchers who work with quantitative methods. It is also recommended to have some familiarity with the FAIR principles, which we cover on the SHU open research pages here: https://libguides.shu.ac.uk/openresearch/welcome#s-lg-box-16703460
The session is particularly useful for those in life and biomedical sciences. Please let Ester Ehiyazaryan-White know if you do decide to attend, the open research champions group would be interested in hearing any feedback.